Graham is a registered physiotherapist and former co-owner of Sun City Physiotherapy. Graham has been the manager of our Sun City Lake Country clinic since 2008.

Prior to moving to Lake Country, Graham worked for almost two years overseas as senior therapist at the Fawzia Sultan Rehabilitation Institute in Kuwait City. In Kuwait, Graham was also the Men’s National Tennis Team therapist. Before working in the Middle East, Graham spent two years at one of the largest and busiest private practice sports clinics in Toronto. Graham was born in Windermere, British Columbia and completed his Undergraduate Degree in Human Kinetics at the University of British Columbia. He then graduated from the University of Toronto in the Faculty of Medicine’s School of Rehabilitation Sciences where he received his Masters of Science in Physical Therapy. Graham went on to get a second Masters degree from the University of Western Ontario, obtaining his Masters in Clinical Science in Manipulative Therapy. Graham is a fellow of the Canadian Academy of Manipulative Therapy and a certified Gunn IMS (Intramuscular Stimulation) and Acupuncture practitioner. He specializes in the treatment of sports injuries as well as neuromuscular dysfunction and chronic spinal pain.

During university Graham was a double sport Varsity athlete in both volleyball and football and he continues to stay active in his leisure time.

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Prairie transplant (Saskatoon & Lloydminster, SK) to orchard country, Kendra has worked in private physiotherapy practice since arriving in Lake Country in 2017. She was inspired to pursue physiotherapy as a profession in 2002 - her temporary role as Director of Dance at PEI’s College of Piping and Celtic Performing Arts of Canada afforded her the opportunity to see a physiotherapist for the first time. She was grateful to rehab a longstanding injury and still teaches, judges and jigs whenever possible.

Preceding her family’s relocation to the Okanagan, she practiced at Lloydminster Hospital in Inpatients and Outpatients. She obtained her Master of Physical Therapy (2015) and Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology (2006) from the University of Saskatchewan and is a Clinical Exercise Physiologist (CEP) with the Canadian Society for Exercise Physiology (2006). Before completing her Masters, she worked as an Exercise Therapist in both chronic disease management and physiotherapy clinic settings. She also owned and operated a Pilates and Highland Dance studio for 10 years.

A life-long learner and professional development devotee, she is perpetually registered in courses that hone her therapy skills. She is a graduate of Diane Lee’s Integrated Systems Model (known by some as ‘ring theory’) as well as many courses in manual therapy, running analysis, taping and persistent pain management. She has completed Acupuncture Canada Level 1 and enjoys incorporating it into her practice as well.

Outside the clinic and studio, she enjoys trying new physical activities. As an adult she has learned to row, attending the 2016 Masters Rowing Championship in Regina with the Lloydminster Rowing Club. She also started playing hockey to impress her two hockey-crazed sons and their coach, (her husband) Ashley, and continues to don a Solid Gold team jersey every Sunday night. Typically, though, you’ll find her on a mountain bike trail or chasing her family down the ski slopes.

She has a passion for performing arts, physical activity, and sport, and respects the powerful synergy between physical participation and well-being at every age.

Prairie transplant (Saskatoon & Lloydminster, SK) to orchard country, Kendra has worked in pr... Read More