Robyn’s journey into physiotherapy stems from her deep-rooted love of sport. As a former recreational athlete, she understands the thrill of competition and the joy of staying active. Now, she channels that passion into helping others—whether it’s supporting teams from the sidelines or working one-on-one in the clinic to guide active and athletic individuals back to the sports and activities they love most.

For Robyn, recovery isn’t just about healing injuries; it’s about reclaiming the lifestyle that makes you feel alive. She believes in tailoring every treatment plan to match her patients’ unique goals, whether they’re weekend warriors, parents juggling active kids, or young athletes striving for peak performance. A registered Sport Physiotherapist, Robyn is also highly skilled in treating Concussions and Vestibular issues. Using the latest evidence-based practices, she helps her patients regain balance, reduce dizziness, and return to their daily lives with confidence and stability.

Robyn holds a Bachelor of Science with Honours in Kinesiology from Dalhousie University (2007) and a Master of Science in Physical Therapy from the University of Toronto (2010). Her education, combined with her hands-on experience, fuels her commitment to delivering compassionate and effective care for people of all ages.

Courses & Advanced Training

Registered Sport Physical Therapist, International Federation of Sport Physical Therapy

Diploma in Sport Physiotherapy, Sport Physiotherapy Canada

Functional Dry Needling

Orthopedic Level II Upper, Level III Lower

Vestibular Therapy

Concussion Therapy

Sport First Responder Instructor, Sport Physiotherapy Canada

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Loring’s experience as a former athlete has fuelled her passion for helping others improve their health through movement. As a former national-level rhythmic gymnast, she knows first-hand the benefits of exercise as therapy for overcoming pain and improving performance. She believes in helping others find their potential in their own bodies, no matter the stage of injury or ailment. She treats patients of all ages and abilities but has a special interest in treating the lower extremity and spinal pain. Loring completed her Masters of Science in Physical Therapy at the University of Alberta in 2014, following her BA (Honours) at the University of Victoria in 2010. Outside of the clinic she enjoys running (long distance, and after her two young kids) and weight training.

Courses and Advanced Training

• Chan Gunn Intramuscular stimulation
• Functional Dry Needling
• Advanced Practice Physiotherapy: Medical Screening, Laboratory testing, Medical Diagnostic Imaging, Pharmacology
• Level III Canadian Physiotherapy Association Orthopedic division manual therapy
• Training in fibromyalgia and central sensitization
• Running injury prevention and training

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Kim is a former competitive figure skater who also played soccer, basketball, volleyball, and gymnastics. She understands the mindset of driven athletes and the importance of strength, mobility, and quality movement. As a mother of two, she also appreciates the demands of a busy life and the challenges of balancing health, fitness, and recovery.

She delivers personalized, movement-focused physiotherapy to individuals of all ages and activity levels, from recreational and professional athletes to weekend warriors and active families. Her treatment approach is centered on helping clients move better, build resilience, and optimize their performance in sport and daily life.

Kim holds a Masters of Science in Physical Therapy from the University of Alberta and a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology with a minor in Nutrition. Her Honours research in Sports Psychology was conducted under the mentorship of a Sports Psychologist for the National Hockey League, further shaping her understanding of the mental and physical aspects of performance and rehabilitation. She also has experience as a personal trainer who has worked with elite adolescent athletes, adults focused on overall health and fitness, as well as fire training candidates.

Kim is passionate about helping clients recover from injury, improve movement quality, and enhance their overall well-being—whether that means returning to sport, preventing injury, or simply moving through life with more confidence and strength. As a busy professional and mother of two, she understands firsthand the importance of staying active, healthy, and pain-free in all stages of life.

Courses & Advanced Training

Functional Dry Needling (FDN)

Chan Gunn Intramuscular Stimulation (CGIMS)

Medical Acupuncture (CAFCI)

Advanced Manual Therapy Training

Functional Movement Screening Certified (SFMA)

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Lindsey is a former soccer, sailing, basketball, and weightlifting competitor. She understands the mindset of the performance-driven athlete. She’s also a working mom who gets that life is hectic, and it rarely slows down because of pain or injury.

She delivers personalized, movement-focused care to clientele of all ages and athletic abilities, including high school, collegiate, and professional athletes, first responders, and the general public. She holds a Bachelor of Kinetics with Specialization in Strength and Conditioning from Trinity Western University and a Master of Science in Physical Therapy from the University of Alberta.

Courses & Advanced Training

Levels 1-3 of Diploma of Advanced Manual and Manipulative Therapy of the Orthopaedic Division

Level 1&2 Kinetacore Dry Needling

Level 1&2 Pelvic Health Solutions

Levels 1&2 FMS

Level 1 SFMA

The Female Athlete

GLA:D – Canada

Differential Diagnosis with Chad Cook – Duke University

Sport First Responder - Canadian Red Cross

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