Jacalyn Moore, PTChecked against the profession's public register on 26 Aug 2026

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PhysiotherapyCalgary

About Jacalyn

Born and raised in Central Ontario, Jacalyn was a dedicated multi-sport athlete throughout her youth. At a time when professional opportunities in women’s sports were limited, she shifted her focus toward a career in Sports Medicine. Her passion for high-performance sport led her to McMaster University, where she gained her first experience in the field as a student Strength & Conditioning Coach during her undergraduate degree in Kinesiology. Inspired by the work of both Athletic Therapists and Physiotherapists, and intrigued by the complementary scopes of each profession, Jacalyn pursued dual training to integrate both into her clinical practice. She earned her Bachelor’s degree in Athletic Therapy from the University of Manitoba and later completed her Master of Science in Physiotherapy at the University of Alberta, all while working as a Strength & Conditioning Coach at Winsport. Jacalyn spent the last nine years at the University of Lethbridge Sports Medicine Clinic, where she treated a wide range of athletic and active populations. She recently moved to Calgary to contribute to research on sport-related concussions at the University of Calgary, further deepening her expertise in sports injury and recovery. In addition to her academic and clinical background, Jacalyn is certified through Acupuncture Canada to provide medical acupuncture, and is authorized by the College of Physiotherapists of Alberta to perform spinal manipulations, as well as male and female internal pelvic floor examinations. She uses her extensive knowledge of human movement and rehabilitation to help patients of all backgrounds reach their goals—whether that’s recovering from injury, improving performance, or maintaining a healthy, active lifestyle. What's your treatment philosophy? My approach starts with active listening. I believe patients often have the answers—they know their bodies better than anyone. It’s my job to listen carefully to what they’re feeling and what their body is telling me, then use that information to guide effective, individualized treatment. What are you interested in outside of work? Outside of work, I love anything that challenges me physically or mentally and teaches me something new. You’ll often find me hiking, biking, running, working out, painting, renovating my house, practicing my French—or out on the field playing soccer with my team, the Hungry Hippos! What are your areas of expertise and interest? I specialize in complex injuries involving multiple systems, and I’m especially passionate about helping patients who feel like they’ve exhausted other options. I often work with individuals who haven’t found success with previous treatments and are ready to dig deeper. My goal is always to support those who are truly committed to getting better. How do you take care of your body/prevent injuries/etc.? I’m proud to say I’m the oldest player on my soccer team—and still one of the fastest! Staying healthy and injury-free is no accident. I prioritize the fundamentals: staying current with the latest health and performance research, eating clean, getting 8+ hours of sleep each night, and surrounding myself with a strong support network. I also make time for regular check-ins with a mental health professional and keep my alcohol consumption low—did you know the latest Canadian guidelines recommend no more than 2 drinks per week? Taking care of your body means taking care of your whole self: physically, mentally, and emotionally.
Often treats
Ankle painArthritisBack painBalance issuesCarpal tunnelConcussionsDislocationsFlexibility issuesFoot pain
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HeadachesInjuriesJoint painKnee painLeg painMuscle imbalancesNeck painOsteoporosisPlantar fasciitisPosture issuesRotator cuff issuesRunning issuesSciaticaScoliosisShoulder painSpasmsSports injuriesSprainsTendonitisTennis elbowTorn ligamentsTorn musclesWalking issuesWrist pain
Sees
Adults (18+) · Children (under 12) · Pediatrics · Seniors (65+) · Teens (13-17)
Member of
College of Physiotherapists of Alberta
Typical cost
More than $120 per visitSun Life’s estimate, from members’ claims

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Calgary Core Physiotherapy

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