Keeley is a Whistler-born Physiotherapist who is passionate about helping children, youth, adults, and athletes build confidence through movement. Inspired by her own experiences as a competitive gymnast, she completed her Bachelor of Physiotherapy at the University of Newcastle, Australia, and later worked with state-level gymnastics athletes in Tasmania, supporting performance, injury prevention, and rehabilitation.
Closer to home, Keeley has worked with Sea to Sky Community Services on both the Early Intervention and School-Aged teams, supporting children and families across a wide range of developmental, orthopaedic, and neurological needs. She especially enjoys working with young athletes, neurodivergent children, and children with developmental or genetic disabilities.
Having deep roots in the Sea-to-Sky corridor, Keeley understands the active lifestyle that many local families enjoy. Whether she’s helping a toddler master new motor skills, supporting a neurodivergent child in participating more comfortably in physical activities, or guiding a competitive athlete back to training and performance, she brings an empathetic, energetic, and evidence-informed approach to care.
When she’s not in the clinic, you’ll likely find Keeley mountain biking, skiing, hiking, or surfing, making the most of the outdoor playground she is proud to call home.
