Tarryn completed her Master of Physical Therapy at the University of British Columbia through the Northern Cohort in Prince George. Originally from Campbell River, she previously worked locally as a Kinesiologist before returning to school for physiotherapy.
Outside the clinic, Tarryn enjoys staying active and you’ll often find her teaching spin classes, attending pilates and strength classes, golfing, skiing, or walking with her dog. During her time in Northern BC she loved exploring the outdoors, with highlights including skiing at Powder King Resort, teaching adaptive ski lessons, and weekly trail runs with her physiotherapy classmates.
Tarryn’s clinical interests include orthopedic and sports injuries, post-surgical rehabilitation, and neurological conditions such as spinal cord injuries and Parkinsons disease. She also completed 12-weeks in pediatric placements and enjoys working with children and young athletes.
Before becoming a physiotherapist, Tarryn spent several years providing exercise therapy for individuals recovering from motor vehicle and workplace injuries, delivering both land-based and aquatic rehabilitation programs.
Tarryn was trained as a STOTT Pilates Matwork instructor and has 5 years of teaching experience in private and group settings. She has completed AIM Level 1 Orthopedic Certification and continues to pursue ongoing education.
Her treatment approach combines education, exercise therapy, and hands-on manual treatment to help patients understand their injuries and build strength for long-term recovery. She is passionate about providing evidence-based care and supporting people through every stage of rehabilitation, helping you return to the activities that matter most and feel strong in your body.
Tarryn enjoys treating:
- Sports and running injuries
- Shoulder, knee and hip pain
- Post-surgical rehabilitation
- Neurological conditions
- Pediatric injuries and young athletes
- Motor vehicle and workplace injuries
Dylan completed his Master’s of Physical Therapy at the University of British Columbia following a Kinesiology degree at the University of Victoria. He’s furthered his skills through advanced training in concussion management, orthopaedic manual therapy and is also certified in IMS dry needling.
Originally from Vancouver Island, Dylan’s passion for rehabilitation stemmed from an athletic history; working as a patient through his own sports-related injuries and ailments.
Dylan spent his first few years practicing in Vancouver and is excited to be back starting a new chapter on the island.
His clinical experience has led to the development of individual patient based therapies using a blend of active exercise rehab and practical skills. His easy going demeanour, light heartedness, and professionalism result in enjoyable and productive sessions.
Dylan hopes to use his background of working with a variety of clientele including professional athletes, weekend warriors, post surgical, ICBC, and occupational rehab to help you achieve your goals.
When not in clinic, you may find Dylan enjoying the outdoors, at the gym, chilling at the beach, on the ice, or hacking it up golfing.
