Jessica grew up on a farm just outside of Hay Lakes, Alberta, and currently lives on an acreage not far from where she was raised. She completed her Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology at the University of Alberta, followed by her Master of Physical Therapy at the University of Alberta’s Augustana Campus.

Jessica developed a passion for staying active at a young age and participated in sports such as cross-country running, basketball, and track and field.

Outside of the clinic, Jessica enjoys spending time with her husband and their two young daughters. Her family loves being outdoors, camping, gardening, hiking, swimming, and fishing.

Jessica’s treatment style is centered on patient-focused care. She values involving patients in the decision-making process and providing high-quality education so they can make well-informed decisions about their health. Her treatments include manual therapy and individualized exercise programs tailored to each patient’s goals. Jessica has also completed additional training in TMJ dysfunction, cupping, and dry needling/IMS.

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Shelby grew up in Heisler, Alberta, and currently resides on a farm outside of Daysland, Alberta. Shelby completed her Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology at the University of Alberta, Augustana Campus, where she then went on to complete her Master of Science in Physical Therapy from the University of Alberta. Shelby grew up with a very active lifestyle, spending most of her time in the outdoors, as well as playing basketball and competing in competitive dance. Shelby’s love for being active, sports, and helping others lead her to pursue her degree in Physical Therapy. Outside of work, Shelby enjoys spending time outside on their farm, spending time in the gym, running, and spending time with friends. Shelby’s treatment style focuses on evidence-based treatment and an active approach, with education, therapeutic exercise, and manual therapy as her main focus. Shelby strives to work collaboratively with her clients to achieve their goals, and get them back to the activities they love most through a personalized treatment plan.

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Ryan was born in Camrose and holds a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from the University of Lethbridge, as well as a Master of Science in Physiotherapy from the University of Alberta. He was fortunate to be able to complete his Physical Therapy degree at Augustana campus. Driven by a strong passion for physical activity and sports—especially baseball, basketball, and golf—Ryan’s love for movement, coupled with his compassionate and empathetic nature, motivated him to pursue his degrees and own a physiotherapy clinic.

Outside of his professional commitments, Ryan enjoys spending quality time with his wife and two young children. Together, they enjoy biking and walking in the valley, visiting playgrounds, and spending any extra free time at the pool and arena. He is also actively involved in the community through coaching and dedicating time to local events and initiatives.

Ryan is dedicated to continuous professional development, staying current with advancements in physiotherapy to ensure the highest standard of care for his patients. His commitment to providing exceptional service is demonstrated through his “listen first” approach, focusing on long-term recovery and overall health. He has taken extra courses in concussion, vestibular and sports first responder education as well as being certified in Dry Needling/IMS.

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Amanda Miller, RMT graduated in 2008 from Okanagan Valley College of Massage Therapy’s 3000 hour program in Vernon, BC. Out of College she practised at a multidisciplinary clinic for a couple of years in Kelowna BC, before relocating to her northern BC roots where she ran a successful practise for over 10 years.

Amanda then moved back to the Okanagan where she joined another multidisciplinary team. After settling into Camrose, she has been setting roots and providing therapy for the last year and a half.

Her treatments begin with specific assessment and treatment plan to focus on your individual goals and needs. From chronic areas of pain and injuries, to full body muscle, tension, and stress reduction. Amanda enjoys learning and continuing to develop her skills to better help her patients meet their therapeutic goals and outcomes. As an RMT she uses a variety of techniques to cater to each individuals needs including; deep tissue, neuromuscular therapy, trigger point therapy, fascial work, light stretching and mobilization, swedish modalities and relaxation.

Outside of work, Amanda’s life entails spending time with family and friends, being active, getting outdoors, and camping. Baking, cooking, and spending time in the kitchen feeding the ones she loves is a true passion. She looks forward to meeting you and working towards your personal health and recovery goals.

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Dan is a physiotherapist dedicated to helping people move better, recover from injuries, and return to the activities they enjoy. He has experience working with a wide range of conditions, including shoulder injuries and individuals recovering from stroke. Dan has a particular interest in exercise-based rehabilitation and is passionate about helping patients stay active, build confidence, and move with ease.

Outside of work, Dan enjoys coaching softball and spending time outdoors with his family, including canoeing, hiking, camping, and exploring the mountains.

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