Greg Redman is a graduate of both Queens University and Simon Fraser University. Greg is a Clinical Physiotherapy Specialist with over 20 years experience who focuses on manual therapy and sport physiotherapy. He has had success with four Olympic champions and 18 Olympic medalists, and currently is the therapist for players on the PGA and LPGA. He has been the physiotherapist with the Canadian Olympic team at the Athens, Torino, Beijing, London, Sochi and Rio Olympic Games. Greg is a preferred provider to the Canadian Sport Centre Calgary and Pacific Sport Okanagan. He is also the Head Physiotherapist for Golf Canada and Canoe Kayak Canada and consults with Freestyle Canada. The range of treatment techniques that he has been trained in at the highest postgraduate level include manual therapy, manipulations, spinal stability, functional and sport specific rehabilitation, intramuscular stimulation (IMS), rehab acupuncture, and chronic pain. Greg has a special interest in developing interesting and innovative exercise programs for sport rehab and core stability. He also specializes in providing sport specific functional assessments aimed at optimizing sport performance and preventing injury. He consults with International Sport Medicine Centres and educates various groups including the PGA and Titleist Performance Institute on golf physical performance. Greg was a Canadian National team athlete with Canoe Kayak for nine years and has completed 8 marathons and Ironman Canada.

Martha is a graduate of Queen’s University with a Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy. She has over 20 years of experience working with an orthopaedic and sport’s injury population. Martha has completed extensive post-graduate training in orthopedics and exercise rehabilitation. She has a Diploma in Advanced Manual and Manipulative Therapy and is also certified to practice Gunn Intramuscular Stimulation. Martha has been an avid runner all her life. At Queens University she competed at the varsity level for Track and Field and X-Country running. Since university, she has completed over twenty half marathons and 11 marathons, which have included Honolulu, Las Vegas and Boston and Chicago.

Jessica graduated from the University of British Columbia with a Bachelor of Arts (psychology and speech science) and a Masters in Physical Therapy. Since completing the masters program Jessica has been working in the Vancouver area, focusing on orthopaedic and sports physiotherapy, as well as teaching clinical Pilates. She has completed advanced training in manual therapy (level III manual therapy certificates), GunnIMS (Dry Needling) and has taken matwork and reformer courses in the rehabilitation stream of STOTT Pilates. Jessica is a former member of the Canadian National Swim Team (1995-2003) and competed at the Atlanta and Sydney Olympic Games. She enjoys running, cycling, skiing, swimming, and yoga.

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’s 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 Master’s 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 therapy. 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 family exploring the Okanagan, or at the studio doing aerial silks.

Joel has been practicing since 2009 and has experience treating all types of sports injuries as well as leading complex rehabilitation programs for work-related injuries and motor vehicle collisions.  His education in kinesiology gives him a strong exercise background that contributes to his active and exercise based approach to rehabilitation.

Joel is passionate about sport and has a particular interest in hockey, golf, squash, functional based exercise and prevention of running injuries.  He believes it is important to set goals and will develop a program to help you achieve your rehabilitation and training aspirations.

Katarina is passionate about providing evidence-based physiotherapy care and believes in empowering her patients through education and active rehabilitation. Her treatment approach combines individualized exercise prescription, hands-on manual therapy, dry needling, and other therapeutic modalities to help patients achieve their goals and return to the activities they enjoy.

Whether you’re recovering from an injury, managing chronic or persistent pain, or looking to improve your physical performance and mobility, Katarina is committed to working collaboratively with you to develop a personalized treatment plan that supports your recovery and long-term health. Katarina offers physiotherapy treatment in both English and French, making her a great fit for Kelowna’s bilingual community.

Outside the clinic, Katarina enjoys running, hiking, camping, skiing, and exploring everything the beautiful Okanagan has to offer, giving her firsthand insight into the active, outdoor lifestyle many of her patients are working to get back to.