Cregg Webber

Cregg is a manual and manipulative orthopaedic physiotherapist and former clinic director with Lifemark.

He graduated with honours from the University of Saskatchewan with degrees in Anatomy and Cell Biology (1996) and Physiotherapy (1999). He later completed his advanced manual therapy training, earning his Fellowship (FCAMPT) designation in 2003, and has been certified in Intramuscular Stimulation (CGIMS) since 2004.

Cregg applies cutting-edge, evidence-based practices to identify and treat the root causes of dysfunction. He designs individualized treatment programs tailored to each client’s unique and holistic needs, integrating skilled manual therapy with education and functional rehabilitation strategies.

He has extensive post-graduate training in sport rehabilitation, concussion and vestibular management, spinal care, and complex musculoskeletal conditions. Cregg is also an Injury Management Consultant (IMC). He has worked with athletes ranging from recreational participants to Olympians and professionals, with particular interest in shoulder, knee, back, and neck injuries. His clinical focus includes hockey players, figure skaters, baseball players, and runners.

A leader in his field, Cregg has founded and directed multiple physiotherapy clinics and remains deeply committed to mentorship and professional development within the physiotherapy community.

Outside of work, he enjoys spending time with family, traveling, photography, coaching, and outdoor pursuits such as hockey, hiking, fishing, and camping. He is married and the proud father of two boys.