Venture Rehab is a team of physiotherapists, occupational therapists, and exercise therapists serving Saskatoon and surrounding areas.
Previously known as Bourassa and Associates, we've been delivering professional multidisciplinary rehabilitation services since 1986. We integrate orthopaedic manual therapy within a functional rehabilitation model to ensure our patients obtain optimal recovery.
No doctors referral needed
University-trained therapists
19 clinics across Saskatchewan
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Previously known as
Bourassa and Associates Rehabilitation Centre evolved into Venture Rehabilitation Sciences Group. Existing partners Richard Bourassa and Anne-Marie Graham welcomed two new partners to the growing business: Jaclyn Gaucher and Tyler Friessen.
Partners
Partner
Richard Bourassa
B.P.T., M.Sc., Dip.Manip.PT., FCAMPT
Partner
Anne-Marie Graham
B.Sc.(P.T.), Cert.Med.Acup., C.A.F.C.I., S.P.C. (Dip.)
Partner
Jaclyn Gaucher
B.Sc.(P.T.), B.Sc.(Kin), Dip.Manip.P.T., FCAMPT
Partner
Tyler Friesen
B.Sc.(Biochem), B.Sc.(P.T.), Dip.Manip.P.T., FCAMPT, C.G.I.M.S.
Our new team of four, along with our associates, will continue to use our expertise to successfully rehabilitate patients across our 20 clinics in Saskatchewan. We will continue to treat all types of conditions ranging from orthopedic, pelvic health, injury rehab, workplace injuries, motor vehicle accidents, vestibular, and neurological rehab. We will continue to tackle and successfully treat even the most challenging of cases.
Our commitment to your health remains unchanged. The name change is a symbol of evolution and growth. You can trust that your health is in good hands with Venture Rehabilitation Sciences Group and you will continue to receive the same care from the familiar faces you know and trust.
Services We Offer
TMJ Treatment
Are you experiencing pain in your jawbone and cheek? Suddenly experiencing frequent headaches, earaches, or ringing in your ears? You may suffer from TMJ. TMJ physiotherapy treatments can help relieve your pain.
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Stroke Treatment
Stroke can happen at any age. Risk factors associated with stroke are preventable. Physical therapy & occupational therapy play a key role in treating stroke symptoms.
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Bone Fracture Treatment
Bone fractures are a common and painful injury that require post-treatment physiotherapy rehabilitation to improve muscle mass and increase joint flexibility.
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Knee Pain Treatment
Knee pain can be severe and limiting. Physical therapy can build the muscles around your knee to provide support and pain relief.
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Tinnitus Treatment
The sensation of ringing in your ears is an actual condition referred to as Tinnitus. If you are suffering from tinnitus then physiotherapy treatment can help.
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Headache Migraine Treatment
Treat your headache with corrective physical therapy before relying on medication. Learn the common causes of the mid-day headache.
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Osteoporosis Treatment
The onset of osteoporosis can make you vulnerable to repeat bone fractures and falling. Protect yourself with some basic physiotherapy training.
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Exercise Therapy
Exercise therapy is beneficial for individuals with chronic health conditions and includes the monitoring of vital signs by a professional therapist for safe activity.
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Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Treatment
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome is a repetitive use injury that causes numbness, tingling, and pain in your hand, palm, wrist and up your arm.
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Multiple Sclerosis Treatment
Multiple sclerosis is an autoimmune disease that affects many Canadians. Physical Therapy is beneficial in reducing some symptoms and improving activities of daily living. Find out how!
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Whiplash Treatment
Have you been in a motor vehicle accident, sustained a sports injury, or experienced an injury at work that left your neck stiff and weak? You may have whiplash. Don’t let this become a chronic pain disorder. Learn more about how whiplash treatment physiotherapy can be an effective treatment for whiplash.
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Lower Back Pain Treatment
Lower back pain affects many people. Learn what causes back injuries, the symptoms, and how physical therapy can prevent back pain conditions and also speed up recovery time.
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Car Accident Treatment
Car accidents are common and usually result in physical injury. An examination by your doctor and physical therapy treatment is an important part of recovery.
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Ankle Sprain Treatment
An ankle sprain is more than just a temporary annoyance. It can lead to long term weakness, joint pain and arthritis. Seeking ankle sprain treatment via physiotherapy within 72 hours of an ankle sprain has beneficial outcomes. Find out more!
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Arthritis Physiotherapy
Do you have stiff joints and swelling? Is your range of motion limited? Arthritis can affect joints, tendons, bones, and ligaments. Physiotherapy is an effective treatment to ease arthritis pain.
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Spending the majority of the day sitting can have many damaging effects such as weight gain, postural related neck and back pain, and headaches. Fortunately, there are ways to undo the damage of sitting.
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Balance, Dizziness & Falls
1 in 3 seniors will experience a fall each year. Risks of problems with dizziness, reduced balance and falls increase as we age. Physical therapy can help!
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Five Tips to Reduce Neck and Back Pain on Long Car Rides
Check out these five tips to reduce neck and back pain on long car rides that can help you be pain-free and refreshed when you arrive at your destination.
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As we go through life our exercise needs change, but understanding the benefits of regular physical activity can help to maintain an active lifestyle.
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5 Tips to Help Prevent Falls
Use these 5 tips to decrease falls in order to remain independent in the home including footwear, home environment, safety awareness and physical therapy.
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Physical Therapy – Not Just for Injuries and Accidents
Physical therapy is not just for injuries or accidents. Read about how PT can help symptoms of chronic pain, headaches, migraines, TMJ Disorder, or generalized weakness.
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Common Injuries Physical Therapists Treat
Common conditions physical therapists treat include post-operative and non-operative orthopedic conditions, neck pain, back pain, and stroke rehab.
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How to Train for a 5K
A 5K is a challenging but achievable marathon distance. Select a training plan, focus on injury prevention, and start slow to be ready for race day.
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Difference Between Osteoarthritis and Osteoporosis
Osteoarthritis is inflammation and loss of cartilage between bones leading to joint pain, stiffness, and swelling. Osteoporosis is the loss of bone mass leading to weak bones that are more susceptible to fractures. Physical therapy can help improve deficits caused by both of these conditions.
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What is Physical Therapy?
Physical therapists treat a variety of conditions including acute injuries and chronic conditions. So what is physical therapy and how can it benefit you? We break it down for you.
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Help yourself by taking a SMART approach to your mobility
Discover the 5 steps to the SMART approach and learn about the best things you can do to prevent problems related to mobility, aging and wellness.
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Prevention and management of running injuries
Running is quickly becoming the activity of choice for many people. Whether you are a recreational runner or a runner setting their sights upon a goal race or distance, there is no denying that running has significant health benefits, both physically and mentally.
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Physical Therapy is for Everyone
From infancy through adulthood and on into the aging process, physical therapy can decrease pain, improve function, and help people to live life to the fullest.
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Difference between a Physical, Occupational and Exercise Therapist
Physical, occupational or exercise therapist? We explain the role of each professional and how they can help you.
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