Alex

Loewen

• Master of Physical Therapy (MPT)
• Bachelor of Science (BSc) – Major in Exercise Science

Alex Loewen’s professional experience is rooted in the private clinic setting. He also holds experience working locally with the sports physiotherapy council, covering events such as Manitoba PGA golf events, The Manitoba Marathon, Fight4Charity Boxing, and others. His background in sports physiotherapy has equipped him with the skills to manage a wide range of injuries and conditions, ensuring his patients receive excellent care. In addition to his clinical work, Alex is the founder and creator of Balance Boost, a product designed to enhance balance and stability through innovative exercises. This initiative reflects his commitment to improving patient outcomes and fostering overall wellness.

• Ankle and foot injury and pain
• Sports Injuries
• Musculoskeletal Injuries
• Orthopaedic Conditions
• Chronic Pain Management
• Pre/Post-Surgical Recovery
• Injuries Motor vehicle accident (MPI)
• Workplace injuries (WCB)
• Neuromuscular Conditions

Alex’s approach to physiotherapy focuses on an individualized treatment plan that incorporates a combination of both exercise and hands-on therapy. With an understanding of how injury can affect daily life, he strives to make each person feel comfortable as they work together to understand the condition, how to manage it outside the clinic, and return to the activities they enjoy. His goal is to empower his patients with knowledge and tools to enhance their recovery and overall well-being.

Alex loves being a physiotherapist because it allows him to connect with new people and make a positive difference in their lives. He enjoys having fun with his patients while navigating the injuries, aches, or pains that are interfering with their activities. Being able to share successes with his patients is what keeps him going. The joy of seeing someone return to their favorite activities and improve their quality of life is incredibly rewarding.

Outside of work, Alex enjoys spending time with friends and family, spending time outdoors (golf, biking, hiking), going to the gym, and traveling. He has played sports his entire life and continues to be involved in soccer, hockey, and softball. These activities not only keep him active but also help him understand the physical demands and challenges his patients face.