Jordyn graduated from the University of Winnipeg in 2021 with a degree in Physical and Health Education. Her passion of injury rehabilitation, driven by her own experiences with many sport-related injuries, led her to further her education and learn more about the rehabilitation process. Jordyn pursued her Master of Physical Therapy at The University of Manitoba which she graduated from in 2023 and is now excited to begin her career in helping her patients achieve their rehabilitation goals. To accomplish this, she employs a combination of techniques including manual therapy, exercise prescription, and education with a goal to improve pain, correct mechanical dysfunction, and prevent future injury. Jordyn is a fan of all sports and in her spare time plays ringette, football, slow pitch, badminton, and anything else she can find. She also loves to be outside, crochet, and spend time with her two cats, Jax and Ty.

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Trevor graduated in 2007 from the University of Manitoba with a Bachelors Degree in Medical Rehabilitation, Physical Therapy. He practices at Doug Christie Physiotherapy but also at Lorette Physiotherapy and had a stint at Ste Anne Physiotherapy as well (all sister clinics) Professionally, Trevor has focused his clinical work and his post-graduate courses on developing a high level of expertise in clinical reasoning and manual (hands on) therapy skills. In 2013 he began a Clinical Masters program at the University of Western Ontario. He trained with a group of highly respected and educated clinicians and professors. In July 2014 he successfully completed this program and has joined a small group of accomplished Physical Therapists in Canada who have achieved the designation of a Masters in Clinical Sciences in Manipulative Therapy and is now a FCAMPT (Fellow of Canadian Academy of Manipulative Physiotherapy) therapist. This advanced training, coupled with his certification in acupuncture, give him plenty of tools to accompany his efforts to help everyone he sees reach their personal goals of treatment. Trevor has now reached the point where he looks forward to supporting the profession of physiotherapy by offering his time through mentoring and teaching others who are keen to sharpen their physiotherapy skills or achieve similar advanced level certification. He is passionate in his belief that physiotherapy is a profession that has much to offer to the public in keeping people active, productive and healthy in our work, play, hobbies and in the so called ‘golden years’. He is committed to keeping the profession a respected intervention in health care and has spent years on our provincial board where he represented the interests of private practice clinics. Personally, Trevor is surrounded by Christie physiotherapists; his father Doug, his mother Cathy and his wife Hilary. Trevor and Hilary have two daughters named Quinn (2015), Camryn (2020) and a son Reed (2017). As of now it is unknown whether they will join the profession. In his spare time Trevor likes to play hockey, golf, spongee, fish and socialize. He enjoys dabbling in home renovations, going to the Jets games, playing fantasy football and going to the lake in the summer.

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Devon graduated from the University of Winnipeg in 2014 with a degree in Athletic Therapy. Through her education and work as an Athletic Therapist Devon was able to gain experience working closely with many different types of athletes and improve her assessment and treatment skills and understanding of the biomechanics of the body. Devon decided to pursue her passion and began her Master’s degree in Physiotherapy in 2016. Devon graduated from the University of Manitoba in 2018 and is excited to begin her career helping people in the community. Her treatment style is a blend of manual therapy techniques, neuromuscular control techniques and exercise prescription to work closely with her patients’ goals to correct the biomechanical dysfunctions that occur from life, work and play. ​Devon previously competed nationally in Figure Skating and when she’s not at the clinic she loves snowmobiling, kickboxing, fishing, her dog Nytro and travelling.

Devon graduated from the University of Winnipeg in 2014 with a degree in Athletic Therapy. Throu... Read More