Brian graduated from the University of Alberta in 2011 with a Master of Science in Physiotherapy. After graduation, Brian and his wife relocated to Grande Prairie, where he has been serving the community of the Peace Country ever since. Brian continues to support his community through partnerships with NWP and his involvement with his children’s sports teams when available.
Brian maintains an active lifestyle and believes that this is the most important factor in leading a fulfilling and adventurous life. His favourite activity is exploring the outdoors with his wife and four children.
Brian has special interests in sport injury management and prevention, as well as chronic pain and pelvic health populations.
$110–$140· 45–60 minFrom $110 to $140 for 45–60 min — the cheapest and the dearest physiotherapy appointments this clinic charges for.
Physiotherapy Treatment
This is the average length of treatment we like to have at the clinic. It may be for manual therapy, pilates, pelvic health. It allows us time to look at whatever is needed.
$8530 min
Ratings
Ratings are collected by outside services and may be combined — Clinicly rates no one.
5.064 ratings · Sun Life
What patients said about Brian
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Shirley Lauritsen · Facebook · 4 Jan 2018
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“I have been seeing Brian for a little over two years. I cannot say enough about his knowledge and qualifications. He allows time to get to know you and discuss recommendations for treatment. I appreciate and enjoyed our friendly conversations before, during and after treatments. Very good experience for me and highly recommend hi.”Read moreShow less
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Dawn Penney · Facebook · 15 Dec 2017
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“My 14 year old son has been visiting chiropractor and massage for past 2 years because of a growth spurt. We went to Adventure Physio because of a recommendation from a soccer coach. Krista, Lynda (massage) and Brian (dry needling) have been a blessing to him. Less pain meaning less pain, less pain killers and much more enjoyment in sports!! Thank you all!!”Read moreShow less