ProActive Athletic Therapy Continues Partnership with Carleton Place Jr A Canadians for Third Year

We’re excited to announce that ProActive Athletic Therapy (PAT) is continuing its longstanding partnership with the Carleton Place Jr A Canadians, marking our third consecutive year as the official injury rehabilitation clinic for the team. This ongoing collaboration has been vital in supporting the health, safety, and performance of the Canadians’ players, and we’re honored to be part of their journey for another season.

Strengthening the Health of Our Community’s Athletes

For us at ProActive Athletic Therapy, this partnership is about more than just injury care—it’s about a shared commitment to our community’s well-being. “At PAT, we’re passionate about helping people get back to doing what they love safely and efficiently,” says owner and CEO Valerie Beaulieu. “Working with the Jr A Canadians over the past few years has shown just how impactful dedicated support can be for young athletes.” The Canadians’ Owner and Head Coach, Brent Sullivan, is equally enthusiastic about the partnership’s impact. “Our relationship with PAT has been instrumental in keeping our players resilient on and off the ice,” he says. “Knowing our players are in good hands with Valerie and her team allows us to focus on developing them into the best athletes they can be.”

About ProActive Athletic Therapy

PAT, based in Carleton Place, is Lanark County’s only Athletic Therapy clinic and has been serving the community since 2013. We specialize in treating a range of musculoskeletal and concussion-related conditions, from sports injuries to chronic issues, with a focus on fast and safe recovery through the Sports Medicine Model. Our experienced Athletic Therapists use manual therapies, exercise prescription, and various rehabilitation techniques to help athletes of all levels get back to peak performance.

About the Carleton Place Jr A Canadians

As a key part of the Carleton Place community, the Jr A Canadians have been competing in the Central Canada Hockey League (CCHL) since 2009 and are well known for developing players who go on to the NCAA, USports, and even the NHL. This year, we’re excited to continue helping them foster health and resilience on their path to success.

We look forward to another season of collaboration and supporting these dedicated players in staying healthy, safe, and ready to compete!