Shelby’s focus is to get you back doing what you love. She understands how frustrating injuries can be, and always wants to be apart of the recovery process to see you reach your goals. Her treatment style involves a one-on-one approach to look at the body as a whole and address underlying causes. She uses a combination of manual therapy, IMS, rehabilitative exercises and education during treatment. Shelby is very passionate about her job and wants to come up with the best individualized plan to get you back moving!

Shelby grew up on the Sunshine Coast where she spent most of her free time playing volleyball and dancing in a pre-professional program. She completed her Bachelor of Kinesiology at UBC, and during that time, she was the head athletic trainer for the UBC Men’s Volleyball Team and UBC Women’s Basketball Team. In addition, she trained rugby, senior A lacrosse, and U-13 provincial soccer teams.

Continuing her education at UBC, Shelby obtained a Masters degree in Physical Therapy in 2016. To expand her knowledge of different treatment styles, she has taken courses in Functional dry needling (IMS), anatomical acupuncture, manual therapy, Kinesio-taping, exercise prescription, and vestibular issues such as vertigo. She is a lifelong learner and is always eager to learn new skills. In 2021, Shelby was honoured to receive “Best of Kelowna” (Bronze) for Physiotherapy.

When not in the clinic, you can find Shelby spending time with her husband, her dog, and her new baby girl! They love exploring all the Okanagan has to offer.

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It’s my goal to educate and help you on your journey to optimal pelvic health using a whole body approach. With 15+ years experience as a physiotherapist, my mission is to help women and men adopt a proactive approach to their pelvic health so they can feel empowered as they weather the changes that come with aging, pregnancy, child birth, menopause and living a generally active lifestyle.

I am the founder of Mommy Berries , an online platform to educate and support women throughout pregnancy, birth and recovery after baby. AND the host of The Pelvic Floor Project Podcast, aimed at providing evidence based information through conversation with experts in their field.

I’m a lifelong learner and advocate for collaborative health care.

I live in Kelowna BC Canada with my husband and 2 kids.

I look forward to working with you.

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I am a Registered Massage Therapist based in Kelowna, BC.

Throughout my life I have been active in sport and in life. Combined with my love of movement and the outdoors, I have challenged my body in ultra endurance multi-day stage racing, long distance cycling and Ironman triathlons. I have felt pain, discomfort and the physical limitations that my body was capable of. I learned first hand that taking care of myself was essential so that I could continue to enjoy all the activities and adventures I loved to do.

Incorporating massage therapy into my recovery and maintenance program assisted me in reducing the physical effects of training, recovering from injuries and the negative consequences of prolonged stress so that I could remain active and functional in my daily life.

I am passionate about helping others improve their physical well being. I view massage therapy as a partnership between therapist and client. Beginning with a thorough assessment; injuries, physical compensations and imbalances are evaluated. Based upon the goals of my clients and the nature of the physical limitation, a treatment plan is developed and implemented so that clients can return to their activities and daily lives with as little pain as possible.

In my free time you will find me in the outdoors volunteering in the community with the Central Okanagan Search and Rescue, and training my civilian search and rescue dog Barrett. As a trained NCCP Community Coach in cycling and triathlon, I enjoy coaching, leading cycling adventures and enjoy the many recreation activities of the Okanagan.

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Through massage therapy, my goal is to help people rehabilitate as well as manage their pain to allow them to live an active lifestyle. The main modalities I use in my practice to facilitate pain free movement are Neurokinetic Therapy (NKT), deep tissue massage, and pin and stretch techniques along with traditional Swedish massage.

My first exposure to massage therapy was through the athletic trainer on the Kamloops Blazers who was trained as a massage therapist. He helped me work through and return to play after a few injuries during my time in the WHL. After junior hockey I went to school studying kinesiology. During my time at school my wife had been to see a massage therapist after several car accidents and after speaking to him and seeing how much knowledge he had about the human body and how much he helped her improve I knew I wanted to become an RMT. I switched out of kinesiology to OVCMT and am now registered with CMTBC.

In my spare time I enjoy cycling and paddle boarding in the summer and in the winter I continue to play hockey. You can also find me hiking with my French Bulldog Enzo year round.

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Kelowna’s only P-DTR practitioner. He is driven to facilitate a patient’s healing with the most effective way of treatment through functional neurological rehabilitation. His passion for health and wellness stems from his own personal injuries during a career competing as a National Track and Field Athlete. He understands the highs and lows of competition and what can happen to not just athletes but everyone when injury creeps into their life. This led to him to choosing his path of becoming a RMT graduating from Okanagan Valley College of Massage Therapy.

On his journey of continuing education David has become the only therapist in Kelowna trained in Proprioceptive Deep Tendon Reflex® (P-DTR®). This modality is an in depth look into the lasting effects from traumas and the nervous system’s natural tendency to fall into compensation patterns.

David’s passions outside of the clinic are spending quality time with his amazing wife, acting like a big child with his daughter, and hiking with his furry companion. Hobbies include exploring the outdoors, traditional archery, singing, and connecting with people.

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Originally from the United Kingdom, Lorna relocated to Canada in 2009. She graduated from First College in Kelowna with a diploma in Massage Therapy in 2024, and is registered with The College of Complementary Health Professionals of BC (CCHPBC).

Lorna is passionate about all aspects of rehabilitation, with a particular focus on soft tissue release, mobility enhancement, strength restoration, and tissue flexibility. She brings a compassionate and client-centered approach to each session—listening attentively to individual concerns and customizing treatments to meet specific goals. Her aim is to foster a therapeutic relationship built on trust, empathy, and professionalism.

With a deep commitment to holistic care, Lorna not only addresses the physical symptoms of pain but also considers psychosomatic factors that may contribute to discomfort, allowing her to better understand each client’s unique experience and provide compassionate, personalized care that supports lasting healing.

Lorna is trained in a wide range of techniques including Swedish massage, deep tissue therapy, myofascial release, neuromuscular techniques, trigger point therapy, PNF (Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation) stretching, and joint mobilizations.

Lorna’s passion for massage therapy grew from her fascination with anatomy and history in competitive sports, which inspired a personal interest in injury prevention, recovery, and optimizing performance. While injury rehabilitation is still a key focus, she’s equally dedicated to helping people from all walks of life find relief from pain and enjoy a more active and fulfilling lifestyle.

Outside of her professional practice, Lorna enjoys spending time on the lake boating and paddleboarding, skiing in the mountains, hiking, practicing yoga, playing tennis, reading and relaxing with her two senior Basset Hounds, Ruby and Hunter.

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Originally from the United Kingdom, Lorna relocated to Canada in 2009. She graduated from First C... Read More