ABOUT
Your Physiotherapists
KARISSA
Born and raised in Prince George, Karissa has a passion for health and movement that originated from growing up in the dance community. At a physiotherapy session, she strives to create a client-centered experience that allows patients to ask questions and feel heard. She then utilizes a combination of targeted exercises, manual therapy and modalities to help her clients get on the road to success.
Credentials
Masters of Physical Therapy / University of British Columbia
Bachelors of Health Science - Mjr Community Populations Health / University of Northern British Columbia
IMS (Dry-Needling) / Foundations Health Education
Assessment and treatment of artistic athletes / Pivot Dancer
Fundamentals of Running Injuries 1.0 / The Running Clinic
Level 1 Orthopaedic Manual Therapy Certification
Lower Quadrant Mulligan Training
JONATHAN
Growing up in the northern British Columbia, Jonathan developed a profound connection with the outdoors and an insatiable appetite for physical activity. Throughout his youth, he immersed himself in as many sports as possible from hockey and volleyball to mountain biking, snowboarding, and running.
Jonathan found physiotherapy after witnessing a close friend's challenging journey through rehabilitation following a serious accident. Inspired by the transformative process and driven by a desire to help others reclaim their physical capabilities he decided to pursue it as a career.
Today, he combines his extensive athletic background with his clinical expertise to provide comprehensive care for patients from all walks of life. When not in clinic, he can often be found exploring the endless trails and wilderness areas that first shaped his love for movement and physical well-being with his wife and two children.
Credentials
Master of Physical Therapy / University of British Columbia
Bachelor of Kinesiology / University of British Columbia University
IMS (Dry-Needling) / Foundations Health Education
Fundamentals of Running Injuries 1.0 / The Running Clinic
DANIELA
Daniela was born and raised in the small community of Rock Creek in southern BC and has made Prince George her new home since completing both her undergraduate degree and Master of Physical Therapy at UNBC. Her love for movement and exercise comes from her involvement in high school sports, varsity soccer, community athletics, and a wide range of outdoor activities. One of her favourite aspects of these activities is the meaningful connections they create.
She first developed a passion for physiotherapy after experiencing its positive impact in her own life — helping her return to the activities she loves and improving her overall sense of well-being. Her goal is to support others in improving their function so they can participate in the activities that matter most to them, whether that’s formal exercise, sports, recreational pursuits, work, hobbies, or daily tasks at home and in the community.
She aims to create a safe space for clients by listening to their thoughts and wishes and by partnering with them in developing their treatment plans. She believes treatment plans need to be meaningful and attainable for the person they are created for in order to be effective.
Daniela also values a holistic approach to care, recognizing that many aspects of a person’s life influence their health and well-being. She is committed to working collaboratively with other healthcare professionals to ensure clients receive the most comprehensive care possible.
Credentials
Master of Physical Therapy / University of British Columbia
Bachelors of Health Sciences - Mjr in Biomedical Studies / University of Northern British Columbia
Beth
Beth is a Physiotherapist whose fascination with the human body and love for working with people inspired her career in rehabilitation.
Beth’s treatment philosophy centers on removing the barriers that keep people from doing what they love. She places a strong emphasis on helping people understand their bodies and the “why” behind different treatment and exercise strategies. By meeting clients where they are and supporting what’s most important to them, Beth empowers individuals to take an active role in their recovery.
Beth is passionate about supporting women's pelvic health across all phases of life. Whether through pregnancy and post partum recovery, symptoms that hold you back from exercise, pelvic pain or navigating the menopause transition, Beth works with patients to create treatment plans that feel specific and realistic.
With experience as a kinesiologist, group fitness instructor, and athlete on the Queen’s University Varsity Cycling Team, Beth brings a well-rounded perspective to her practice.
Outside the clinic, Beth enjoys cycling, trail running, and cooking up a storm.
Special Interests:
Women's Health
Cyclists
Runners
Credentials
Master of Physical Therapy / University of British Columbia
Pelvic Health Solutions Level 1 & 2
Bike Fit Canada Level 1
Level 1 Orthopaedic Manual Therapy Certification
CAITLIN
Caitlin is a physiotherapist who’s passionate about helping people feel strong, comfortable, and confident in their body and recovery. With a prior decade of experience as a kinesiologist (and additional training in STOTT Pilates, CrossFit Level 1, and GLA:D), Caitlin brings a deep foundation in movement, strength training, and functional rehabilitation to every physio session. She uses these skills to support both orthopaedic and pelvic health clients by focusing on building strength, awareness, and confidence. Her particular interest is treating those dealing with incontinence, prolapse, pelvic pain, prenatal, diastasis recti, and postpartum recovery. She strives to make pelvic floor care approachable, supportive and empowering, creating a space where clients at any stage of life feel safe, informed, and comfortable asking questions.
In sessions with Caitlin, you can expect clear goal-setting, individualized exercise programming, hands-on treatment, and practical education designed to help you reconnect with your body and move with confidence — whether that means returning to activity, sport, parenting, or simply feeling more at ease in your own body.
Outside the clinic, you can find her skiing, dancing, camping, and exploring the outdoors with her family.
Credentials
Master of Physical Therapy / University of British Columbia
Bachelors of Science in Education - Mjr Kinesiology / University of Victoria
Pelvic Floor Level 1 Internal / Pelvic Health Solutions