Jenna holds a Master of Science in Physical Therapy from Queen’s University and completed her undergraduate degree in Clinical Kinesiology at Western University. Her clinical approach is built on helping people return to the activities they enjoy most, using a combination of therapeutic exercise, hands-on techniques, and education so that patients understand their condition and feel confident in their recovery.

Jenna’s experience spans a wide range of settings and populations. She has worked and volunteered as a physiotherapy assistant at both a sports clinic and a hydrotherapy facility, and her clinical placements gave her the opportunity to assess and treat athletes, the general population, joint replacement patients, and patients with cardiopulmonary and neurological conditions. In turn, Jenna takes a whole-body approach to care, considering how each part of the body works together to support movement and recovery.

Growing up, Jenna played lots of sports, with soccer being her favourite, and that background shapes her passion for an active lifestyle. At Western University, she carried that passion for movement as an executive of the Exercise is Medicine club, where she helped promote physical activity to other university students. Today, she enjoys running, hiking, skiing, travelling, and a good coffee shop.

Having recently moved to the area from Ottawa, Jenna is excited to explore Kelowna and the surrounding outdoors!

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Michelle was lucky enough to have grown up in the beautiful Okanagan and is proud to call this community home. She holds a Master’s degree in Physical Therapy from the University of British Columbia and a Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology from UBC Okanagan.

Michelle believes in the combined use of manual therapy, education and exercise to help patients recover from injuries, as well as provide them with the tools necessary for long term success. She has pursued post-graduate certifications in manual therapy, mobilizations with movement and pelvic health. She treats an array of different conditions in the pelvic health realm, including incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse, pregnancy-related pain and other pelvic pain conditions.

In her spare time, Michelle loves staying active and enjoy the Okanagan lifestyle through hiking and being in the outdoors. You can also find her in the many local coffee shops that Kelowna has to offer with family and friends.

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Originally from friendly Manitoba, Jenn has lived in the Beautiful Okanagan since graduating from the University of Toronto in 2007 with her Master of Science in Physical Therapy. While in Toronto, she participated in a variety of sports leagues and was the treasurer for the Physical Therapy Graduate Student’s Association.


Before Toronto, Jenn spent four years at St. Francis Xavier University in Antigonish, Nova Scotia. At St. FX, she completed her Bachelor of Science in Human Kinetics, while playing four seasons of varsity volleyball with the X-Women Volleyball team. A middle blocker, she also served as the team’s captain during her final two seasons.

Jenn has continued to play volleyball in Kelowna as often as she can, including women’s league, co-ed, grass volleyball and beach. She also enjoys downhill skiing and hiking, and cheering on her kids in their sports & activities. Jenn is certified by the Acupuncture Foundation of Canada Institute, and is certified in AN-IMS dry needling.

Jenn sat on the Inquiry Committee with the College of Physical Therapists of British Columbia (now called the College of Health and Care Professionals of BC) for 15 years, and has mentored numerous physical therapy and rehabilitation assistant students over her career. She has worked with the BCHL West Kelowna Warriors and Okanagan Sun teams, as well as volunteered with many sports teams in the Okanagan.

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Marie was born and raised in the beautiful small town Breim in Norway, and decided to pursue a carrier in Physiotherapy after graduating High School. She started her Physiotherapy degree at the University of Sydney, Australia. Being bit by the travel bug, she took a little break from her studies to do some travelling though Asia, Australia and Europe before finishing her degree in Sweden in 2005. She then made the big move to Canada and the beautiful Okanagan, and has enjoyed working in private practice in West Kelowna ever since.

Since graduating, Marie has become certified in Acupuncture, Gunn IMS (intramuscular stimulation) and completed multiple Manual Therapy courses. During the course of her carrier Marie has worked as a clinical instructor for UBC School of Rehabilitation, team Physiotherapist for the Westside Warriors BCHL Hockey team, and volunteered in multiple sports events and for teams in the valley, including the Okanagan Sun Football team, the Center of Gravity Pro-Beach Volleyball tournament, BC Summer Games and Volleyball Provincials.

Marie enjoys treating a multitude of injuries and conditions and has a strong interest in sports rehabilitation. From her early teens she has had a passion for sports participating and competing on a high level in track and field and volleyball in Europe (and paying many visits to her local physiotherapist!). When she is not at work, she enjoys spending time with her family and staying active through outdoors and indoors sports and recreation.

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