Bryan graduated from the University of Manitoba in 2009 with his Bachelor degree in Physical Therapy. He holds a previous Bachelor degree in Kinesiology that was completed at the University of Winnipeg.

Since graduating, Bryan has further continued his education with ongoing professional development curriculum. He has completed his level 3 manual therapy courses through the Canadian orthopedic division. He has taken numerous specific courses in other forms of manual and myofascial treatment including mobilizations with movement and treatment of upper and lower quadrant dysfunctions. He is also a licensed provider of both Acupuncture and Dry Needling Therapy.

Bryan is a strong believer in an active approach to physiotherapy and patient education. Combining the two in a thorough treatment plan often leads to empowering people to improve and take charge of their conditions. Since graduation, Bryan has been involved in the clinical education program for the department of Physical Therapy through the University of Manitoba.

Kyle graduated from the University of Manitoba with his Masters of Physical Therapy in 2018.  He grew up in the Oakbank community.  Prior to his physiotherapy degree, Kyle completed his Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology from the University of Manitoba, which allowed him to work as a fitness professional at the Reh-fit Centre in Winnipeg for 3 years. Kyle has been involved with sports his entire life and with his experience in fitness, he was inspired to pursue a career in physiotherapy to assist people with their rehabilitation and fitness goals for healthier living.

Kyle believes that in order for proper rehabilitation to occur, a detailed assessment along with patient participation is vital for the best results.  He uses a variety of methods including client education, manual therapy and rehabilitative exercises to help clients with their injuries.

Kyle is involved in working in pediatrics currently through the Rehabilitation Center for Children where he works with children with disabilities from the ages of 0-21. This position takes him all over the province where he works through schools or directly in the community. Kyle is dedicated to seeking experience in all aspects of physiotherapy to help develop his knowledge and skills to help many populations. He understands the importance of collaboration with other therapists and medical staff to achieve the best care for the clients. Kyle has already completed his level 1 orthopedic certificate.  He is committed to life long learning as a Physiotherapist and continues to grow as a professional through further professional development courses.

Keiko graduated with a Master’s of Physiotherapy from the University of Manitoba in 2019. She also holds a Bachelor of Arts in Kinesiology from the University of Winnipeg. She developed an interest in the profession while playing competitive basketball at universities in Japan and Canada. She met great physiotherapists over the course of her career during her own rehabilitation. She wants to help her clients get back to the activities they love doing quickly and safely.

Keiko has interests in pursuing further Orthopedic certifications within the Canadian Orthopedic Division. She is training in acupuncture, and is planning to take further advanced spinal and extremity manual therapy levels in the Orthopedic division.

In her spare time, she enjoys playing ultimate Frisbee, basketball, snowboarding and golfing.