Meet Audrey! Audrey graduated from The University of Western Ontario in 2019 with a Bachelor of Medical Sciences and Honours Specialization in Physiology. Driven by her passion for working with children, she pursued a Master’s of Physical Therapy at the University of British Columbia (UBC). This program provided her with a blend of theoretical knowledge and hands-on clinical experience, forming the foundation for her pediatric practice. She was lucky enough to complete one of her clinical placements at Kids Physio in North Surrey, and is very excited to be back on a Kids Physio team!
Audrey firmly believes that every child possesses infinite potential. For Audrey, physiotherapy is a bridge that enables children to overcome physical hurdles and realize their full potential. In her care, each child is a unique individual deserving of personalized attention, guidance, and the opportunity to thrive without barriers.
In her spare time, Audrey enjoys hiking, snowboarding, and running half (and the occasional full!) marathons. She is also passionate about music, photography and loves a good book!
Meet Audrey! Audrey graduated from The University of Western Ontario in 2019 with a Bachelor of M...
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Cassidy grew up in the Okanagan where she spent a lot of her time playing soccer and competitive basketball. She’s always loved working with children and has gained experience in a variety of settings, including coaching basketball, working as a camp counsellor, and teaching kids how to cook. Her interest in physical therapy started through her participation in sports and grew throughout her kinesiology degree, and she feels so lucky she gets to combine her interests by working at Kids Physio Group!
While completing her Masters of Physical Therapy, Cassidy was fortunate to have a clinical placement at Sunny Hill Health Centre where she discovered the wonderful world of pediatric physiotherapy. She enjoys working with kids of all ages and abilities and believes in working as a team with the child and their family to help each child reach their full potential. Her favourite part of physiotherapy is coming up with creative new ways to challenge kids and seeing them build confidence in navigating their world.
Outside the clinic, you can find Cassidy shooting air balls on the court, falling all over the skate park and pretending she knows how to do gymnastics. When she’s not running around her favourite activities include reading her giant books and trying new flavours of ice cream.
Cassidy grew up in the Okanagan where she spent a lot of her time playing soccer and competitive ...
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Family is a core value of Taylor’s that fuels his practice to help children thrive. He believes that every child deserves the opportunity to succeed, so his mission is to help children and their families break down barriers to participation in their lives. Whether that means safely returning to a sport, or learning to walk independently.
Taylor grew up locally and loved playing sports as a child, especially hockey. Much of who he is today sprouted from the relationships, challenges, and leadership positions he’s experienced through sport, which contributed to why he became a physiotherapist. Before physio, he supported kids and adults working at sports camps, adapted programs, coached hockey, behaviour intervention, and an assisted living facility.
As a physio, Taylor has worked with children and families of all ages with a variety of presentations. He is happy to work with any individuals who come into our clinic to learn their stories and create a personalized treatment plan with them.
On his days off, you can find him playing and watching hockey, learning new snowboard tricks and guitar riffs, and trying to find his ball on the golf course.
“Be kinder to yourself and then let your kindness flood the world”
– Pema Chodron
Family is a core value of Taylor’s that fuels his practice to help children thrive. He believes t...
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Nazly’s curiosity and passion for physical therapy sparked when she trained as a figure skater and continued to grow as she completed her undergrad in Kinesiology. Over the years, Nazly has gained experience working with children in a variety of settings, including teaching classical piano, volunteering at the Ronald McDonald House, and leading youth camps. After having a paediatric placement, she knew she absolutely had to pursue a career that involved working with kids, which is why she is so grateful to be a part of Kids Physio Group!
Nazly enjoys working with babies and children of all ages and abilities. Her goal is to help children achieve their physical activity goals and promote participation by providing fun and individualized physiotherapy sessions. When she is not at the clinic, Nazly can be found hiking, running, playing the piano, and (attempting to) paint.
Nazly’s curiosity and passion for physical therapy sparked when she trained as a figure skater an...
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Growing up, Jo was immersed in the world of athletics, training in various sports such as volleyball, soccer, and skiing. This background instilled an appreciation for movement and physical activity, as well as an understanding of challenges associated with injuries.
The passion for sport led her to study Kinesiology at UBCO. During this time, she worked with children and teens in a variety of settings, including classrooms, summer camps and sports. She developed a passion for helping kids develop their physical literacy and have fun while doing it. Jo gained valuable experience working with children with a range of disabilities such as Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), Cerebral Palsy (CP), Acquired Brain Injury (ABI), and various genetic disorders.
Jo’s educational path led her to Vancouver, where she attended UBC to earn her Master of Physical Therapy. During this time, she had the privilege of completing a clinical placement at Sunny Hill Health Centre. This opportunity was a reminder of her favourite part of pediatric physiotherapy: the need for creativity. She is passionate about developing innovative ways to challenge and engage children, all while watching them grow in confidence.
Outside of the clinic, you can often find Jo playing Spikeball with her friends, skiing or biking down the side of the mountain or trying to get into any outdoor sport she can find.
Growing up, Jo was immersed in the world of athletics, training in various sports such as volleyb...
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