Born on the coast of British Columbia, Tait was drawn to the Okanagan because of the phenomenal outdoor community and the active lifestyle it offers. From a young age, organized sport and physical activity have played a significant role in his life, leading him to pursue a career in sports medicine.

While studying kinesiology at UBCO, Tait was involved in varsity athletics and after earning his Bachelor of Human Kinetics, he continued his educational journey in Toronto at the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College where he graduated with honours.

Tait’s passion for rehabilitation and injury care stems from his own time being treated for sport-related injury. This was reinforced through clinical experiences where he treated in both private and rehabilitation hospital settings. Using an array of techniques, Tait will find the treatment style that’s best suited for his patient’s needs.

Tait uses techniques such as:

• Functional Range Conditioning

• Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Technique

• Shockwave Therapy

• Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization

Tait excels in social environments, one of the many reasons why he truly loves his job. Tait brings consistency to every appointment, and you can count on him for thorough care. He will communicate with you clearly and concisely, helping you understand every element of your experience. Expect to be involved in the decision-making process when it comes to your treatment plan; collaboration and patient experience are foundational.

Ultimately, Tait will advocate for you as his patient. He understands what you’re experiencing is unique to you and his passion lies in making a meaningful impact in the lives of others.

In his spare time, you’ll find Tait skiing at any one of the local mountains, trying for a personal best 10km time along the Kelowna boardwalk, competing on the soccer pitch, and sampling new food all over the Okanagan Valley!

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Growing up in West Kelowna, Jamie participated in several different athletic sports and activities, but ultimately his true passion landed on ice hockey. He spent 4 years playing Junior hockey throughout British Columbia and then at the semiprofessional level in Szekesfehérvar, Hungary.

Following his playing career, Jamie attended the University of British Columbia Okanagan campus, graduating with a Bachelor of Human Kinetics with a Minor in Psychology. He then earned his Doctor of Chiropractic degree at Palmer College of Chiropractic West Campus in sunny San Jose, California. During his time at Palmer’s outpatient clinic, he was recognized with the Clinical Excellence Award for his exceptional detail to patient care and professionalism.

Jamie has built valuable experience over the last 15 years working with a wide range of individuals from coaching power skating and skills development in ice hockey, to volunteering with the elderly population assisting with fall prevention, memory retention, and fine motor control. In addition to his education and experience, Jamie has certifications in Functional Range Conditioning and Functional Range Release. This allows him to fully evaluate your joint mobility step by step, assess the root cause of your pain, and re-train your joints to move efficiently and freely.

Jamie is currently serving as the Head Chiropractor at the RINK Hockey Academy based in Kelowna. With a dedicated focus on the development of young hockey players, the RINK Hockey program caters to both female and male athletes with the CSSHL. Having been a pillar in the community for several years, the RINK has played a pivotal role in guiding aspiring athletes towards achieving their hockey goals, ranging from college to the professional levels.

He practices diversified adjustment techniques and uses additional treatment methods to cater treatment to your specific needs, goals and into a pain-free state.

Techniques such as:

· Myofascial Decompression

· Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Technique

· Shockwave Therapy

· Rehabilitation Exercises

Jamie’s passions away from the clinic includes spending time with family and friends, cooking an array of Italian dishes, traveling through Europe, and overnight hikes exploring the mountains of British Columbia!

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Connor has loved competitive sport and exercise his entire life and decided to build a career around his lifestyle through the practice of physiotherapy. Connor’s educational journey began at UBC Okanagan with a bachelor in Human Kinetics, followed by his Masters of Physical Therapy at UBC in Vancouver. Focusing on education specific to his patient’s injuries and tailored planning for rehabilitation, Connor brings an array of tools to his practice that is patient-centered. Connor has spent the last few years working in both private and public health with an array of populations and age groups; this has reinforced his belief that in order for patients to function at their best, they need to genuinely enjoy the exercises and treatments prescribed.

Volleyball has always been a passion of Connor’s and he was able to play two years locally for the UBCO Heat. Connor continues to be engaged in the volleyball community by assisting with coaching in Kelowna and playing in various competitive leagues.

Connor has supplementary training in:

Dry needling/IMS

Joint replacement recovery

Pre and post-operative rehabilitation

Cardiopulmonary rehabilitation

Shockwave therapy

Concussion rehabilitation

When Connor is not in the clinic, you can find him playing volleyball at City Park, cycling around Kelowna with his beautiful wife Vanessa, training at the gym, camping around BC, and travelling the world.

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