Grant Storzuk

Owner/Physiotherapist

Available To Book In: Osoyoos, Oliver, Grand Forks, Okanagan Falls

As physiotherapist and Owner of the Osoyoos and South Okanagan Physiotherapy and Active Wellness Centre, Grant offers a holistic approach to treatment.

Grant graduated from the University of Saskatchewan in 2006 with his Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy. He later received his certification in acupuncture as well as GTT dry needling from Dr. Gokavi.

Combining manual muscle and joint mobility, with myofascial release, acupuncture, education on self-management and growth, and positive motivation, his goal is to guide the body to its greatest function and potential.

Sally Lindley-Jones

Physiotherapist

Available To Book In: Osoyoos

Sally has been serving the communities of Osoyoos and the South Okanagan since 1981 as owner of the clinic, prior to passing the torch to Grant Storzuk in 2012.

As a physiotherapist, Sally has a preferred interest in neurological conditions finding this knowledge very beneficial when understanding all orthopedic conditions. Sally is passionate about helping people and puts her heart and English Charm into helping and teaching the community.

Sally also works for the Osoyoos Physiotherapy and Active Wellness Centre treating students in School District 53.

Danny Greenaway

Physiotherapist

Available To Book In: Grand Forks

Originally from Ontario, Danny moved to England to obtain his Masters in Physiotherapy from Leeds Beckett University. Danny believes in using a combination of treatment approaches to best help clients achieve their goals. From education, exercise, manual therapy, acupuncture, therapeutic modalities, and prevention strategies, Danny works with his clients to create treatment plans individually tailored to their needs. He strives to get clients moving and feeling their best, and to leave them with the tools to maintain and continue their progress after physiotherapy.

An avid traveller, Danny has spent time living in New Zealand, Australia, Czech Republic, Ecuador, and Spain before settling down in BC.

Telma Hembruff

Physiotherapist

Available To Book In: Grand Forks

Telma graduated from Leeds Beckett University with a Master’s degree in Physiotherapy. Using a combination of treatment approaches, Telma aims to work towards her client’s goals through providing evidence-based and individualized treatment.

She has completed further training in areas such as Acupuncture and Dry Needling, Clinical Pilates, and Pelvic Health Rehabilitation. Telma has a special interest in Pelvic Floor Therapy. She has completed various Pelvic Health courses to treat men and women experiencing bladder, bowel, and sexual dysfunction. She strives to assist individuals optimize function of their pelvic floor and core region through a combination of exercise, manual therapy, and lifestyle education. In her spare time, Telma keeps active through a variety of sports and is always keen on trying new activities. When less energetic, she can be found mastering the state of relaxation while reading a good book.

Kay-Ann Robinson

Physiotherapist

Kay-Ann graduated from the University of the West Indies, Jamaica in 2013 with a BSc. Physiotherapy. Kay-Ann has experience as a Research Physiotherapist with a Stroke rehabilitation program, and has worked in various outpatient community settings, including a Pilates based Physiotherapy studio. Kay-Ann currently works as a Community Physiotherapist where her specialty is in musculoskeletal, orthopedic rehabilitation and Pilates based rehabilitation. She is also a Certified Kin Taping Technician (CKTT). Her personal interests include hiking, walking the trails and enjoying nature. She tries to keep an active lifestyle so she can lead by example.

Kailey Lund

Physiotherapist

Kailey grew up in 100 Mile House, BC, where she developed a strong connection to rural communities and the outdoors. After earning her Bachelor’s in Human Kinetics from UBC Okanagan, she graduated from the northern cohort of the Master of Physical Therapy program at UBC. Driven by a passion for helping others regain mobility and improve their quality of life, Kailey focuses on evidence-based treatments tailored to each individual’s needs. By combining education, hands-on therapy, and movement strategies, she creates personalized plans that promote long-term health and recovery.

Now settled in the beautiful South Okanagan, Kailey is excited to begin her physiotherapy career and support her community in getting back to doing the things they love, pain-free and with confidence. Kailey believes that staying active and surrounding herself with good people are the keys to a fulfilling life. Outside of work, Kailey loves skiing, trail running, soccer, and spending time with family and friends. A good glass of wine and being outdoors are also high on her list of favorites.

Logan Bromm

Physiotherapist

Logan graduated with his Master’s degree in Physical Therapy from the University of British Columbia, and a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from the University of Saskatchewan. During his time at the U of S, he gained three years of experience as a Student Athletic Trainer, developing a strong foundation in sports-related injury rehabilitation. Logan has further advanced his knowledge by completing the Advanced Integrated Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy Program Level 1 and the Fundamentals of Running Injuries certification. With a keen interest in manual therapy for musculoskeletal conditions, Logan is dedicated to enhancing his clients’ activity levels and overall wellness through evidence-based treatments.  Raised in Saskatchewan, where he actively participated in various sports, Logan is now excited to live in British Columbia, where he enjoys golfing, skiing, and playing hardball in his free time.

Chloe Warriner

Kinesiologist

Available To Book In: Osoyoos, Oliver, Grand Forks, Okanagan Falls

Chloe graduated with her Bachelors in Human Kinetics from UBC Okanagan in 2020, with a major in clinical exercise physiology and a minor in psychology. Chloe is passionate about functional fitness, exercise as medicine, and creating life long athletes. She grew up as an athlete in the sports of swimming, cycling and triathlon, which later translated into coaching of those sports. On her days off you can usually find Chloe practicing Olympic lifting, or somewhere in the mountains with her husband and dogs.

Kodi Oye

Kinesiologist

Kodi grew up in Kelowna, BC, where he graduated from UBC Okanagan with a Bachelor’s in Human Kinetics. He is interested in helping individuals live an active lifestyle after injury and provides exercises and specific movements tailored to their goals. Kodi believes in the importance of nutrition and movement to improve recovery. In his free time, Kodi enjoys weightlifting, fly fishing, and being outdoors.

Gemma Spink

Kinesiologist

Gemma graduated with her Bachelor’s in Human Kinetics from UBC Okanagan in 2020. She worked as a kinesiologist for a year, completing further training in osteoporosis, receiving her BONEfit certification. Gemma has worked with a wide range of patients needing care for pre and post total hip and knee replacements, osteoporosis, and ICBC injuries. She recently graduated from Oxford Brookes University with a Masters in Physiotherapy. During her time in the UK Gemma undertook pitch-side medic and sports physiotherapy training at Oxford Quins RFC, in addition to attaining her Sports Massage certificate. On her days off, Gemma enjoys riding her horse in the Okanagan backcountry with her dog.

Mary Gaj

Registered Massage Therapist

Available To Book In: Osoyoos, Oliver

Upon graduating from The West Coast College of Massage Therapy in Victoria, B.C, and obtaining her license as a Registered Massage Therapist, Mary intends on providing a therapeutic outlet for those seeking injury recovery, pain management, and rehabilitation of the mind, body, and soul.

Throughout her training, Mary developed a wide array of therapeutic modalities to assist patients presenting with complex conditions, debilitating disorders, and inconvenient injuries. In addition to her extensive training, Mary worked in a Complex-Care Clinic, attending to the following: Spinal Cord Injuries, Neurodegenerative Disorders, Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson’s, CRPS, Cerebral Palsy, Post-Polio Syndrome, Diabetes Mellitus, Fibromyalgia, Osteoporosis, Inflammatory Arthritis, Pregnancy (all trimesters & post-partum), PTSD, Tendonitis, Edema, Adhesive Capsulitis and a vast presentation of injuries and postural deformities.

Mary is a strong believer that physical activity and a positive mentality is the key to longevity. Outside of the workspace, Mary is an exhilaration enthusiast, thriving off of Surfing, Snowboarding, Rugby, Wine, Yoga, Laughter, Music, and Chasing the Sun.

Nicole Vasconcelos

Registered Massage Therapist

Nicole is coming to join Osoyoos and South Okanagan Physiotherapy and Wellness Centres from Chilliwack,BC. Nicole graduated from the Vancouver College of Massage Therapy. During her schooling, she volunteered in outreach and had the opportunity to work with pro-Canadian athletes like the BC Lions, the Vancouver Canucks alumni, and attended multiple sporting events. Nicole loves to empower and educate her patients’ progress toward their health goals. She offers a range of approaches such as: instrument assisted soft tissue release (IASTM), k-taping, myofascial release, post surgical treatments, pre & post pregnancy, sport massage, relaxation, maintenance of chronic and acute pain management, headache relief, and temporal mandibular joint dysfunction management. She strongly believes in individualized treatment plans for you. Nicole enjoys the outdoors and you can find her hiking, kayaking, and biking with her friends and family. Fun fact, she also loves making soaps!

Chelsea McDonnell

Registered Massage Therapist

Available To Book In: Grand Forks

Chelsea received her diploma from Okanagan College of Massage Therapy in 2013 and has been practicing in multiple areas in BC as well as Alberta. She has worked with many clients, treating a range of conditions/injuries such as chronic muscle tension, headaches, sports injuries, sprains/strains and more. Her therapeutic focus is primarily myofascial release, deep tissue and trigger point therapy.

Chelsea has just moved to Grand Forks with her two children, Ceili and Fin, and their dog Bruce. She has family in the area so she has spent a lot of time here growing up. She is very excited to be here and start their new journey.

Jacinda Nieman

Massage Clinician

Available To Book In: Osoyoos, Oliver

Jacinda Nieman attended the Western College of Massage Therapy in Saskatchewan over the past two years and recently moved to Osoyoos to begin her career with South Okanagan Physiotherapy and Active Wellness Centre. She loves the outdoors, and the opportunities presented for an active lifestyle are what attracted her to the Okanagan. She is excited to meet new people and assist others in pursuing their personal wellness goals. Her interests include kayaking, cycling, fishing and other outdoor activities. She plans to spend time with family and friends while traveling and exploring British Columbia as much as possible.

Tricia Sweet

Massage Clinician

Tricia Sweet has over 30 years experience in the wellness industry as a bodyworker providing massage. She is a Reiki Level 1 practitioner and uses that to offer massages that are deeply restorative and relaxing. A massage from Tricia will leave you feeling lighter and refreshed. Clients also report an experience of increased energy and improved sleep. Book your session with Tricia to see what this exclusive experience can be for you!

Beverly Osachoff

Acupuncturist

Available To Book In: Grand Forks

Beverly is a registered Traditional Chinese Medicine practitioner (R.TCMP) with over 20 years in the field. She has a passion for injury recovery and post surgical treatments, plus extensive experience prescribing herbal medicines, which are indispensable in treating women’s health and digestive disorders.

Beverly employs a range of techniques and treatments. Her thesis work on post traumatic stress was a good foundation for community trauma support and ongoing survivor care. Sports and work related injuries, whiplash, joint pain, muscle strain are just a few examples of what she treats with acupuncture.

Beverly is an avid kayaker, gardener, and watercolour student.

Yana Denisova

Acupuncturist/Herbalist

Available To Book In: Osoyoos, Oliver

Yana Denisova is a Registered Practitioner of Traditional Chinese Medicine at the Osoyoos and South Okanagan Physiotherapy Clinic. With her extensive training and experience in Traditional Chinese Medicine and acupuncture, Yana specializes in addressing pain, musculoskeletal and joint issues, and is a valuable clinic team member in rehabilitation programs. Her holistic approach focuses on addressing the root causes of body imbalance within both the physical body and the lifestyle of her patients. Yana is committed to understanding each patient’s unique needs and crafting personalized treatment plans that foster long-term healing and well-being.

Yana’s areas of expertise extend beyond pain management and rehabilitation. She provides care for a variety of medical conditions, including gynecological issues, fertility concerns, pelvic floor conditions, digestive and metabolic disorders, and hormonal imbalances. Additionally, Yana’s proficiency allows her to effectively treat anxiety, depression, and stress, as well as chronic degenerative diseases, circulatory disorders, and degenerative eye conditions. By employing a range of techniques such as acupuncture (including scalp acupuncture and electroacupuncture), cupping, moxibustion, and herbal medicine, she ensures comprehensive and versatile treatment options for her patients.

Yana’s mastery of various acupuncture styles further enhances her ability to address diverse health challenges. She has studied techniques ranging from the most gentle, such as Japanese acupuncture, which uses shallow insertion of very thin needles, to more intensive methods like dry needling (IMS), which is highly valued by athletes for its effectiveness in relieving muscle tension and enhancing performance. This versatility allows Yana to customize treatments to suit each patient’s comfort level and specific therapeutic needs, ensuring optimal outcomes.

At the core of Yana’s practice is a commitment to patient education and empowerment. She believes that informed patients are better equipped to take control of their health and engage in their healing journey. Through her guidance, patients gain insights into their conditions and learn how to make lifestyle changes that support their recovery and overall health. Yana’s holistic care approach and dedication to addressing the underlying causes of health issues make her an integral part of our clinic’s mission to provide top-quality, personalized healthcare.

Dr. Lisa Mousseau

Chiropractor

Available To Book In: Osoyoos, Oliver

After earning her doctorate at the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic college in 2008, Dr. Lisa Mousseau practiced for more than 10 years in Alberta before moving back to British Columbia. Her experience and education has resulted in a deep understanding of human movement and how mobility contributes to our overall health and well being.

Dr. Lisa looks forward to every day at the office. Incorporating healthy principles of diet, exercise, and low stress with Chiropractic adjustments is an important focus of hers. With her experience, she employs a variety of Chiropractic techniques based on the patient’s presentation and needs.

When not at the office you can find Lisa around town with her husband and 3 children either boating, cycling, skiing, but most likely just relaxing.

Cynthia Ramsay

Registered Therapeutic Counsellor (RTC) of Grace Extended

Available To Book In: tbc

Cyndy is a Registered Therapeutic Counsellor (RTC #2974) and member in good standing of the Association of Cooperative Counselling Therapists of Canada. Cyndy is also a Certified Life Coach and a trained End of Life Doula.  Personally, she is also a wife, mother, dog-lover, and Christ-follower. Cyndy enjoys:

• good food
• music
• reading
• gardening
• walking dogs with her neighbors
• spending time with family and friends
• game nights, and
• laughing hard

She also enjoys deep and meaningful conversations, and the beautiful richness found in cultural diversity. Cyndy has had personal encounters with death, addiction, and other challenges.  She is a Christian who knows what it’s like to keep both faith and dark struggles hidden in two separate worlds. She says, “learning to acknowledge (and then embrace) ALL sides of myself as a whole being made all the difference for me. That’s the difference I offer you.“

Cyndy has a deep spiritual conviction that guides her personal life decisions. so she deeply respects the same in others – whatever that looks like for you. While there are still aspects of life and how she deals with them she still struggles with, she now has tools and supports in her life to help her face those struggles without becoming overwhelmed or consumed by them.  Which is what she wants to provide for you. To book, click here.

Gemma Costanti

Clinic Coordinator

Gemma moved to Osoyoos in 2019 and has been a stay at home mom to two boys before joining the South Okanagan Physiotherapy and Active Wellness Centres. She enjoys spending time with her family, reading and baking.

Bailey Cormier

Clinic Coordinator

Bailey was born in Ontario, but her passion for adventure lead her to British Columbia in 2013. Bailey loves hiking with her springer spaniel, camping, and trying new things.  You’ll find Bailey at the front desk of the Grand Forks clinic, greeting you with her bubbly smile and personality. 

Amanda Gautam

Clinic Coordinator

Mandy and her husband have a little hobby farm with some awesome animals. She is a person full of determination so figuring things out is her specialty. Mandy is a certified Dog Trainer and also decided to get her Executive Office Administrator Diploma, which led her to joining our team! You will see Mandy in all three clinics so feel free to stop in and say Hi!

Julie Chantal

Clinic Coordinator

After studying Hotel Management and working in various positions in that field, Julie reoriented herself with administration in different types of medical clinics and offices. Originally from the other side of the country, Julie recently moved to Osoyoos, attracted by the beautiful BC lifestyle. Julie loves traveling and has lived abroad for a few years. She enjoys reading (preferably under the sun!) and all Latin dances.