Kevin’s treatment philosophy emphasizes an active, client-centered approach to help people return to or continue doing what they love.

With a special interest in biomechanics and pain neuroscience, his practice is grounded in the principles of exercise for managing both acute injuries and chronic pain. By combining his exercise background with training in manual therapy, Kevin finds the right approach to help clients move better, experience less pain, and reduce the risk of chronic disease. 

Outside the clinic, he enjoys spending time with his dog Ellie, playing ultimate frisbee with his wife, brewing coffee, and cheering on the Flames. He is committed to mentoring future physiotherapists through clinical education, assisting with admissions interviews at the University of Alberta, and providing observational opportunities for prospective students exploring the profession. His clinical interests include staying current with research on knee and shoulder injuries.