The Clinic
The Garden Physiotherapy is located in Grande Prairie, Alberta. We serve the residents of our local city, as well as the surrounding communities.
We provide research-supported physiotherapy services including physiotherapy assessments, dry needling, car accident injury care, sports injury rehabilitation, vestibular rehabilitation, and specialized concussion rehabilitation. We are committed to educating and helping individuals, as well as our community as a whole.
The Garden Physiotherapy clinic is for all ages of people seeking individualized physiotherapy, manual treatment, and expert guidance to alleviate pain, stiffness, recover from injury, and become empowered to take control of their health.
We believe that understanding and caring for our bodies are key to not only injury rehabilitation but also to injury prevention. We promote a preventative, active health care model to enhance quality of life and wellness.
Our mission is to provide expert, quality physiotherapy and education to guide people through their health journey and beyond.
Our vision is serving Northern Alberta and Northern BC as the leading hub for physiotherapy, vestibular therapy, and clinical education—where community thrives, knowledge is shared, and care is guided by research and experience. The Garden Physiotherapy is a trusted resource for healing, learning, and connection across our northern communities.
About Jacqueline
Jacqueline Henderson, Physiotherapist, Owner
Jacqueline began her education by completing a Bachelor's of Science with Distinction, majoring in Kinesiology at the University of Victoria in 2006. Following this, she earned a Master of Science in Physical Therapy from the University of Alberta in 2009. Since that time, Jacqueline has continued to pursue additional education opportunities to expand the breadth of skills used in her physiotherapy practice in Grande Prairie, Alberta.
She is trained in Gunn IMS (dry needling), vestibular & dizziness rehabilitation, concussion care, rehabilitation pilates, and is a Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Manual and Musculoskeletal Physiotherapists (FCAMPT). The FCAMPT designation means she is certified to manipulate spinal joints and has advanced anatomical and manual physiotherapy treatment education.
At The Garden Physiotherapy, Jacqueline treats a wide variety of people and conditions, ranging from young to old, and acute to chronic injuries. She is experienced in treating sports injuries, headaches, TMJ dysfunction, dizziness, complex motor vehicle accident injuries, and ongoing aches and pains. She also has a special interest in prenatal and postnatal women and the orthopedic issues associated with pregnancy and delivery. Additionally, Jacqueline enjoys treating runners and athletes of all ages and abilities.
Jacqueline values the one-on-one approach to physiotherapy as it allows for very individualized and thoughtful treatment. At The Garden Physiotherapy, she works with clients in a private treatment room and uses advanced manual therapy treatment, dry needling, and exercise prescription to meet client treatment goals.
Outside of the clinic, Jacqueline spends her time camping, running, waterskiing, and gardening with her (large) young family.