Carey Bingham is a Registered Physiotherapist and a graduate of UBC. He is a member of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association. Carey has clinical expertise in all areas of Orthopaedic Physiotherapy attained through extensive post graduate training. He has been working in private practice as a physiotherapist since 1998.

Carey incorporates manual therapy techniques, I.M.S., acupuncture, modalities, exercise and education in his treatments.

When he’s not at work Carey loves spending time outdoors with his 4 children.

Carey Bingham is a Registered Physiotherapist and a graduate of UBC. He is a member of the Canadi... Read More

James is originally from Edmonton and has recently moved to Kelowna. He completed his Kinesiology degree at the University of Alberta and went to Gold Coast, Australia to complete his Doctor of Physiotherapy Degree in 2019 at Bond University. James’ passion to get his patients moving and help them live pain free lives comes from his love of sports. You’ll find him biking, running, and hiking in the summer. Most of the winter he will be skiing on the mountains. His treatments incorporate a variety of approaches including manual therapy, dry needling and individualized exercise programs.

James is originally from Edmonton and has recently moved to Kelowna. He completed his Kinesiology... Read More

Scott graduated from the University of Waterloo with a bachelor of Health Sciences degree in Honours Kinesiology. Scott recently moved from Ontario to Kelowna and looks forward to bringing his unique blend of science-based rehabilitation techniques and athletics training to BC.

Scott works with a variety of clients, ranging from seniors to children and athletes. His is passionate about improving people’s quality of life, using strength training and rehabilitation to improve functional strength and abilities to perform activities of daily living.

When Scott isn’t in the clinic, you can usually find him outside hiking or playing sports with friends.

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Jennifer has devoted her past 30 years practicing Registered Massage Therapy in BC.

Jennifer warmly welcomes the young and young-at-heart into her treatment room!

Incorporating Swedish, deep tissue, trigger point, neuromuscular and myofascial techniques, Jennifer finds tremendous reward in treating the injuries and stress we all encounter in our busy lives.

When not working, Jennifer takes great delight exploring BC in her old 1985 Westfalia camper van loaded up with her gravel bike, paddle board, climbing shoes and, of course, her trusted furry companion, Niah!

Jennifer is excited to be apart of the Rutland Physical Therapy team & and values the integrative approach of a multi-disciplinary clinic!

Jennifer has devoted her past 30 years practicing Registered Massage Therapy in BC. Jennifer war... Read More

Kerri graduated from her Masters of Physical Therapy at the University of Alberta in 2022. Since graduating she has been practicing in a private practice clinic in Spruce Grove, Alberta. Throughout her life she played multiple sports including college volleyball while completing her undergraduate degree. Like others in this profession Kerri experienced sporting injury which guided her towards a career in Physiotherapy. Her approach utilizes manual therapy, education, and individualized exercise programs. She is also certified in dry needling and works with vestibular patients. Outside the clinic, you can find Kerri running, snowboarding, and hiking.

Kerri graduated from her Masters of Physical Therapy at the University of Alberta in 2022. Since ... Read More

After a car accident in 1998, Peggy began her own Pilate’s program as part of her recovery This started her interest in the body’s ability to regain, strength and mobility. After completing her BCRPA and Stott Intensive Training, Peggy began teaching at Rutland Physical Therapy / Kelowna Pilates Studio in 2001. By 2002 she had completed Mat & Reformer teaching certification and continued on to get full certification on all Pilate’s apparatus. She has been a member of the Canadian Pilates Association of Canada since 2002 and has upgraded with many extra courses including ‘Rehab Though Pilates’ with Colleen Jorgensen (Osteopath), and ‘Anatomy Trains’, with Thomas Myers.

In 2006 Peggy began to study Ortho-Bionomy®. Ortho-Bionomy® is an osteopathic based, gentle bodywork that helps stimulate self-corrective reflexes that remind the body of its natural comfort, structure, function and health, she is now an Advanced Practitioner and Advanced Instructor and offers classes in BC and Alberta. She has also studied Craniosacral Therapy and Visceral Manipulation and Self Regulation Therapy.

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Ian Rudling, a graduate of the European School of Osteopathy with an Integrated Masters in Osteopathy, is dedicated to supporting his patients’ overall health and well-being by focusing on the body as an interconnected system. His approach integrates various osteopathic techniques such as myofascial release, cranial, visceral, and mobilization therapies, all aimed at addressing both acute and chronic conditions.

Ian is well-versed in a wide range of conditions and symptoms, including, but not limited to, musculoskeletal disorders, gastrointestinal conditions, vertigo, migraines, sinusitis, and post-concussion syndrome. He enjoys the variety his work offers, as each patient presents a unique set of challenges.

Ian’s practice emphasizes a holistic view of health, helping patients gain a deeper understanding of how their daily activities and lifestyle choices influence their overall wellness. He specializes in a multi-modal approach to pain management, working with the body’s natural healing mechanisms to restore balance and function.

Continuing to deepen his expertise, Ian has completed advanced training in areas such as concussion management, visceral and cranial therapies, vagus nerve treatments, and the Mechanical Link approach, a unique osteopathic method he incorporates into his assessments and treatments. He is also currently pursuing post-graduate studies in biodynamic cranial osteopathy in both the UK and Canada, further enhancing his ability to provide comprehensive, patient-centered care. With a focus on whole-body healing, Ian’s compassionate and professional approach creates a supportive environment where patients can embark on a journey towards greater health and vitality.

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Elaine Sauvé is a New Zealand trained Osteopathic Practitioner. She is a West Kelowna local and very excited to have moved back to the Okanagan to practice osteopathy after living overseas in NZ for the past 7 years.

She has completed 5 years of full time osteopathic training, earning a Bachelor of Applied Sciences (Human Biology) and a Masters degree in Osteopathy at Unitec Institute of Technology in Auckland, New Zealand. Prior to studying osteopathy, she completed a Bachelor of Health Sciences at the University of Western Ontario in London, ON.

After completing her studies, Elaine practiced as an Osteopathic Practitioner for two years in Auckland at an osteopathic clinic. During this time she completed additional postgraduate training in Pediatrics, and Osteopathy in the Cranial Field.

Elaine enjoys working with a wide array of clients and believes in personalized treatments and advice for each client. She passionately believes that osteopathy provides a unique way of looking at chronic issues by treating the root of the problem, not simply the symptoms.

Elaine has an interest in how other body systems can play a role in creating or maintaining musculoskeletal conditions. Such as, breathing mechanics and how dysfunctional breathing patterns can have a widespread effect on the body. She also has a special interest in women’s health, including pre and postnatal care, as well as babies and children.

Personally, Elaine enjoys traveling and experiencing other cultures, as well as, hiking, snowboarding and yoga. Her yoga practice has allowed her to gain a better understanding of breathing, posture and how the body moves in a functional way.

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Mark Thompson graduated in 2019 with a Doctor of Physiotherapy from Bond University in Australia. Mark is passionate about empowering his patients as they strive to meet their goals; assisting them with manual therapy, therapeutic exercise, and education. He has a research background in pain science and is currently pursuing postgraduate training in dry needling. When he is not at work, Mark is probably enjoying the Okanagan outdoors with his wife and three kids.

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Kaya graduated from her Registered Massage Therapy program in December and will be completing her board exams in February and March. While awaiting her exam results and registration number (expected April/May), she will be offering relaxation massage treatments at a reduced rate—an excellent opportunity to book while availability lasts. Born in Switzerland and raised in England, Kaya developed a deep passion for working with horses and competitive riding at a young age. She later moved to Germany to pursue this path further before coming to Canada seven years ago, combining work and travel along the way. Her journey led her to Kelowna, where she met and now lives with her husband. When she’s not in the treatment room, you’ll likely find Kaya at the farm with her horse or exploring the mountains with her dog—snowboarding, hiking, or snowshoeing depending on the season. She loves to travel and speaks German and Spanish (or, as she puts it, can certainly get by in both). An avid reader and writer, Kaya is just as happy with her nose in a book or a pen in hand when she is not outdoors. She brings curiosity, care, and a lifelong appreciation for movement into her massage therapy practice. Please note that intern massage services are not eligible for insurance reimbursement. Massage appointments with an intern therapist cannot be billed through extended health insurance plans, ICBC, or WorkSafeBC.

Kaya graduated from her Registered Massage Therapy program in December and will be completing her... Read More