this unique guy has an eclectic personality that heals
training
- Physiotherapist
- Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology, University of Alberta – 2020
- Masters in Physical Therapy, University of Alberta – 2023
- Class IV Therapeutic Laser Certification – 2023
personality
Muels—known for his ever-present smile and easygoing vibe—found his path to physiotherapy through a lifetime of sports, injuries, and a high school sports medicine class that sparked something deeper. Growing up in Edmonton, he played football, basketball, and hockey, and racked up his fair share of concussions, ankle sprains, and even an ACL tear. These experiences gave him firsthand insight into the physical and emotional toll of injury, and the transformative role a physiotherapist can play in recovery. With a degree in Kinesiology and a Master’s in Physical Therapy from the University of Alberta, Muels brings a strong foundation in health and fitness, a passion for sports injuries and concussion care, and a hands-on, upbeat approach to every client. Outside the clinic, he’s all about snowboarding, biking, running, and strumming his guitar—or volunteering with Canadian Adaptive Snowsports, helping others experience the joy of movement. Inspired by his mom’s unwavering support and resilience, Muels leads with heart, listens deeply, and never misses a chance to brighten someone’s day. Whether he’s dancing to Billie Jean or cheering on the 49ers, he’s all in—and he’ll help you get there too.
- Favorite books – Lord of the Rings, All the Light We Cannot See, The Book Thief
- Favorite Music – Hip-Hop/Rap, Rock, R&B, Alternative, Jazz
- Movies he loves – The Dark Knight, Inception, Interstellar (big Christopher Nolan fan)
- Favorite sports/activities – Football (go Niners), basketball, hockey, snowboarding, biking, running, hiking
- Physio nickname – He hasn’t earned one yet – but is working on it
- What his physio assistants say about him – “Only has 4 shirts but still looks spiffy” (*I actually have 5 but the point still stands)
- Clinical Pet Peeve – A disorganized work desk
- Something you may not know about him – He’s volunteered with several organizations for people with disabilities since 2017, including Canadian Adaptive Snowsports, The Steadward Centre, and the Paralympic Sports Association
- Superhuman Talent – Dancing to Billie Jean
- Community connections – Canadian Adaptive Snowsports (CADS)
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Aidan received his Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology with distinction from the University of Alberta in 2020 and completed his practicum as an undergraduate student at Leading Edge in St. Albert. Aidan went on to complete his Masters of Science in Physical Therapy from the University of Alberta in 2023. Aidan is immersed in and has completed several courses tailored to manual therapy and exercise prescription, as well as becoming certified in acupuncture. An avid learner, he eagerly anticipates broadening his knowledge and expertise to provide the best care to his patients that he can.
