A trusted source of learning and expertise.
For Rehab Professionals
Calibrate provides high-quality instruction to rehabilitation professionals who are seeking a credible next step in their education. We help them introduce clinical Pilates as a new assessment and treatment tool to further their skills and grow their practice. We offer science-rich, experiential learning that takes their expertise to the next level.
For Pilates Instructors
We recognize Pilates instructors as an important part of the care continuum, even if rehabilitative ‘treatment’ is beyond their scope of practice. We want to play a role in boosting their knowledge and comfort level with their clients. Doing so aligns with Calibrate’s commitment to community, and to bettering client care within the Pilates industry.
A few ways we’re different.
We’re rethinking clinical Pilates so you can get your patients to targeted treatment solutions sooner. How? By integrating functional movement with hands-on therapy to promote real-time motor learning and pattern change.
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Improves patient outcomes in real time.
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Integrates manual therapy.
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Emphasizes short-term care horizons.
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Emphasizes clinical reasoning and decision-making.
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Used by rehab professionals.
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Uses an assessment and treatment framework.
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Calibrate Pilates
Clinical Pilates
Together, we’re reshaping the future of healthcare.
We believe that healthcare can and should prioritize the patient care experience.
By working toward better care experiences, and teaching our learners to do the same, we’re helping to create the future we envision.
Calibrate sends learners back into the world more knowledgeable, more skilled, and more equipped with decision-making frameworks that can change patient lives for the better.
Calibrate’s story.
Calibrate was founded by Australian physiotherapist and clinical Pilates instructor Kobi Jack in Vancouver, BC, Canada. Kobi witnessed the growth of clinical Pilates first in Australia, and then in North America. She drew lessons from both continents that helped to define Calibrate’s unique approach to learning. Her vision zeroed in on what was missing in the world of clinical Pilates education.
Calibrate has since grown into a company with increasing reach, on and offline. A trusted source of rehabilitation learning and peer-to-peer conversations, we're helping to unite a burgeoning clinical Pilates community. We’re set to bring our unique vision for high-quality professional education to more people, in more places.
Meet the team.
Calibrate instructors are here to help you build on your professional foundations, and to act as a sounding board as you work with your patients. They challenge you to think critically and equip you with the tools to make informed clinical decisions, with practice-changing results.
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Kobi’s curiosity and passion fuel new growth at Calibrate. A physiotherapist and clinical Pilates educator for more than 20 years, Kobi recognized the power of movement early in her career. Her first workshops integrated Pilates and clinical reasoning as parallel concepts. They’ve been fused ever since.
Kobi draws on the latest anatomy and biomechanics research to fine-tune Calibrate curriculum. She loves to make the learning real and clinically relevant for her fellow rehab pros. Seeing the difference it makes to their everyday practice inspires her push for innovation.
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Larissa finds inspiration in her students’ growth. As a physiotherapist and clinical educator, she’s leaned on Pilates repertoire throughout her career and knows what it can do for her patients.
Her experience with chronic pain management and interest in new research give her teaching an edge.
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Tara is committed to helping learners thrive. She regularly uses movement as a treatment tool in her roles as a physiotherapist and clinical Pilates instructor.
Her work with elite athletes and background in functional biomechanics inform her approach to teaching—a perk for Calibrate students.
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Sean enjoys supporting students as they experiment with new movement techniques. Their progress energizes his thinking as a physiotherapist and clinical facilitator.
Sean pairs his experience as a pelvic health therapist with a strong background in analytical reasoning and practices through a trauma-informed lens.
