I believe most physiotherapists have three things in common: we are nerdy, we love sports and physical activity, and we were physically injured as children and had to go see a physiotherapist. I definitely fit into all three categories.

My first exposure to physiotherapy came as a teenager after a series of significant shoulder injuries that took me away from the sports I loved and had a major impact on my life. That experience helped shape how I view physiotherapy today: at its best, physiotherapy combines evidence-based treatment with an individualized approach to help people of all ages and abilities return to the activities that matter most to them. I have been practicing in Kimberley for the past 10 years and continue to find tremendous fulfillment in helping people get back to performing at their best.

In recent years, I have developed a particular interest in the rehabilitation of complex shoulder injuries and tendon-related conditions, although I genuinely find all injuries and cases interesting. My clinical practice incorporates a variety of treatment approaches, including exercise prescription, manual therapy, dry needling, and shockwave therapy.

Outside of the clinic, I enjoy spending time with my wife, Caroline, and our two daughters, Allie and Julia. You will often find me in the mountains, on the golf course, or at the curling rink.

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Jen is a Registered Acupuncturist with the College of Complementary Health Professionals of BC (CCHPBC) and is a member of the Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture Practitioners of BC (ATCMA). She graduated from Pacific Rim College with a Diploma of Acupuncture in 2016, and has been practicing in Kimberley since 2018. In recent years, Jen has focused her continuing education on pain management, sports injury, holistic skin health, and pregnancy/fertility support. Jen’s acupuncture services offer holistic, compassionate, inclusive care for everybody, and often integrate various complimentary disciplines, such as cupping, gua sha, and tui na.

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Gillian is a physiotherapist who combines her clinical experience with a personalized approach to help clients work toward their individual goals. She has been practicing physiotherapy since 2018 and holds both a Master of Physical Therapy and a Master of Kinesiology from the University of British Columbia.

Gillian’s primary area of expertise is Women’s Health. She is certified to perform intrapelvic examinations and provides treatment for a range of pelvic health concerns, including urinary incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse, pelvic pain, as well as pre- and post-natal care. She also has a special interest in working with runners, and has taken additional training in the assessment and treatment of running injuries.

Gillian enjoys working collaboratively with her clients to develop treatment plans that fit their unique needs and support them in getting back to the activities that bring them joy. Her approach to treatment is evidence-based and often includes education, hands-on techniques, individualized exercise, and IMS (intramuscular stimulation).

Outside of the clinic, Gillian enjoys trail running, hiking, skiing, and mountain biking. She loves exploring the outdoors and adventuring with her husband and son.

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Robyn is a Registered Massage Therapist who has been practicing in Kimberley since 2010. Her approach is centred around providing thoughtful and individualized care in order to help people feel more comfortable, capable and at home in their bodies. Robyn has pursued additional education in oncology massage, post-surgical and post-mastectomy care, lymphatic drainage (Vodder Level 3), scar management and pediatric massage. Her work with clients navigating cancer treatment, surgery, recovery and changes to their bodies has shaped a compassionate approach that considers the whole person and their individual stage of recovery.

Robyn also enjoys working with children and teens, adapting treatments to their age, comfort and needs. She believes massage therapy can be a valuable part of supporting young people as they grow, develop and participate in the activities they love. Outside of her clinical practice, Robyn is actively involved in the massage therapy profession at both the provincial and national levels. She is passionate about advancing the profession, supporting evidence-informed practice and helping build a stronger future for massage therapy in Canada.

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