Kylee began her education in Red Deer College, receiving a diploma in Kinesiology and started her career working for Alberta Health Services as a therapy assistant with a multidisciplinary team in 2014. After 2 years she returned to school, graduating from UBC-Okanagan in 2018 with a degree in Human Kinetics, specializing in Clinical Exercise Physiology. Throughout her career she has gained experience coaching fitness classes, teaching athletic yoga classes, leading adaptive adventures for individuals needing physical/cognitive support, working in cardiac rehabilitation programs, and working in strength and conditioning with professional and amateur athletes before moving to full time work in Occupation Rehabilitation Programs and with various other types of rehab clients. Since moving to Powell River, Kylee is our team lead of Rehabilitation Programs for injured workers as well as offers Kinesiology sessions to guide people in recovering from injuries related to workplace, automobile, sport or other. She loves to spend her free time on one of the many beautiful beaches we have here or exploring new places on the West Coast. Kylee is eager to help people improve their physical fitness as well as return to their daily activities as quickly as possible through effective exercise prescription + support and guidance with return to regular activities/work.

Inge has been practicing physiotherapy since her graduation in 1994. She has a level 3 ortho manual therapy and has been practicing Gunn IMS since 2012 and obtained her Advanced Gunn IMS Certification in 2019. Inge has taken extensive post-graduate courses on exercise prescription, sports- and kinesiotaping, vestibular rehabilitation, Mulligan Concept and Mackenzie. The combination of Inge’s extensive professional education, research based approach, varied work experience, athletic background and love of sport and exercise allow her to understand the complexities of rehabilitating and preventing sports injuries. Inge listens to her patient's needs, goals and concerns, and involves them in their care.

Her free time is absorbed by giving to the community as she coaches rep soccer (from Sep to Apr) and track and field (from Apr to Jul). As well as keeping physically active herself running, hiking, biking and swimming - you will see her daily commute riding her bike no matter what the weather is. Inge also enjoys travelling around the world with her family.

Lolah was born and raised in Powell River and earned her Master of Physical Therapy from the University of British Columbia. Prior to completing her master's degree, she obtained a Bachelor of Science in Biology from Thompson Rivers University in Kamloops, British Columbia.

Lolah is passionate about delivering evidence-based care and has a strong interest in exercise prescription, manual therapy, and orthopaedic rehabilitation. She is dedicated to helping patients return to their previous level of function and activity, while also supporting those who are adapting to new physical realities and goals. Lolah has a particular interest in working with children and youth and strives to create a fun, engaging, and supportive rehabilitation experience.

To further enhance her clinical practice, Lolah has completed Level 1 and Level 2 Dry Needling certifications through Acupuncture Canada and has completed Level 1 of the Advanced Integrated Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy Program. She has also pursued additional continuing education focused on shoulder and hip rehabilitation, allowing her to provide comprehensive, evidence-informed treatment for a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions.

Natalie graduated from the Northern cohort of UBC ’s Master of Physical Therapy program in the fall of 2023.

As a member of the Northern cohort Natalie was able to practice in rural, remote and northern communities.

Prior to completing her Masters of Physical Therapy, Natalie completed her Bachelor of Arts with a major in psychology and a minor in biology through Thompson Rivers University.

Born and raised in Powell River, Natalie kept herself busy competing in numerous sports. She continued to play soccer while at university and captained the TRU Wolfpack Women’s Soccer team for three years.

Natalie’s personal and professional experience has led her to believe in a holistic approach to treatment. She believes in the importance of movement and activity throughout ones life and has developed an interest in pediatrics and sports rehabilitation, but has worked with a variety of ages and population.

Natalie is excited to be back home and begin her career in the community. In her free time she enjoys running, soccer, boating and exploring the outdoors.

Devon graduated from the University of Manitoba’s Master of Physical Therapy program in 2023. Prior to his Masters, Devon completed his Bachelor of Science degree with a major in Psychology and a minor in mathematics from Brandon University.

Devon spent the last year working as a physiotherapist in his hometown of Brandon Manitoba caring for patients of all ages and activity levels. He has experience working in all domains of physiotherapy including musculoskeletal, neurological and cardiorespiratory rehabilitation. Post graduate education has included training in vestibular physiotherapy.

Devon's care philosophy follows a blend of education, hands on manual therapy, and individualized exercise programming. His goal is to work with you to enhance your recovery and get you back to doing what you love to do. He is dedicated to staying on top of current research to give his clients the best evidence based care possible.

When Devon is not in the clinic, he prioritizes staying active in his own life. He grew up playing many sports and loves to take part in hiking, running, crossfit, hockey, volleyball, snowboarding, and any activity he can do with his dog.

Devon has just moved from Manitoba to British Columbia and is excited to become a part of the community.

Movement has always been a huge part of my life. As a Kinesiologist with a degree in Human Kinetics from Trinity Western University, and a lifelong athlete, I know firsthand how important it is to feel strong, move well, and stay injury-free. My background in rugby has shaped not only my understanding of athletic performance but also my passion for helping others recover, improve, and perform at their best.

I’ve had the privilege of working as an assistant therapist for rugby teams, where I gained valuable hands-on experience in injury prevention, rehabilitation, and athletic taping. I’ve also spent three years as a personal trainer, working with clients from all walks of life. One of the most rewarding experiences of my career was helping a client with Multiple Sclerosis regain their ability to walk. Moments like that remind me why I do what I do—it’s all about helping people move better, feel stronger, and regain confidence in their bodies.

My approach is simple: every client is unique, and their care should be too. Whether you're an athlete aiming to get back on the field, someone recovering from an injury, or just looking to move pain-free, I’m here to provide personalized, evidence-based support that fits your goals and lifestyle. My mission is to make every session engaging, effective, and meaningful, so you leave feeling better than when you walked in.

Let’s work together to get you moving, performing, and feeling your best!