Public Resources

For Athletes

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AATA's public resources empower Albertans with the knowledge to understand Athletic Therapy, connect with certified therapists, and make informed decisions about injury recovery and prevention. Designed for athletes, active individuals, and those recovering from everyday injuries, these tools promote faster healing, reduced re-injury risks, and improved well-being, helping the public stay active and confident in their health journey.

Explore our public resources to empower your healing journey.

Therapist Directory

Find certified Athletic Therapists near you for expert care and faster recovery.

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Educational Resources

Access tools and guides to learn about injury prevention and recovery best practices.

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High School CTS Certification

Explore certification pathways to start your career in Athletic Therapy early.

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Concussion Management

Learn about safe and effective concussion care with our expert resources and tools.

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Partner Links

Connect with trusted organizations to access additional resources and support.

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Insurance Coverage

Understand how insurance covers Athletic Therapy and which insurers work in partnership with AATA.

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The Alberta Athletic Therapists’ Association (AATA) is a registered not-for-profit organization in Alberta, operating under the Societies Act (Registration No. [Insert Number]). The association is authorized and regulated by the Alberta Ministry of Health and complies with all applicable provincial laws and regulations governing professional associations. All services and resources provided by AATA align with provincial standards to support Athletic Therapists and their clients effectively and ethically.

The Alberta Athletic Therapists’ Association (AATA) acknowledges that we operate on the traditional territories of many Indigenous Nations and Peoples. We honor and recognize the Treaty 6, 7, and 8 territories, as well as the Métis Nation of Alberta, whose histories, languages, and cultures continue to enrich our communities. We are committed to fostering respectful relationships and meaningful collaboration with Indigenous communities as we work to support the health and well-being of all Albertans.