Sam completed both her Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology (2014) and Masters in Physiotherapy at the University of Saskatchewan (2016) in her hometown of Saskatoon and is a registered physiotherapist. The draw of the outdoors brought Sam to Vancouver Island from the prairies in 2017 where she has been working in public practice with a variety of populations. Since becoming a physiotherapist, Sam has had a special interest in working with people with Parkinson’s disease and is a certified PWR! therapist.

In her spare time, Sam is an avid cyclist, bikepacker and reader.

Certifications

Bachelor Science (Kinesiology) Masters Physical Therapy (MPT) Changing Parkinsons: FFM Certified Therapist PWR! (Parkinson’s Wellness Recovery) Certified Therapist

Sam completed both her Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology (2014) and Masters in Physiotherapy at ... Read More

​Born and raised in Winnipeg, MB Naomi moved to BC to complete both her undergraduate and masters degrees and swim competitively for the University of Victoria. For many years she worked in her capacity as a Kinesiologist teaching lifestyle bootcamps and doing personal training. This practice allowed her to grow her passion for motivating people to get the most out of life through activity and healthy living.

After completing her Masters Degree in Physiotherapy Naomi quickly became focused on Neuro Rehab. Over time treating people living with Parkinson’s disease has grown as both a focus of her passion, clinical work, and post graduate education.

Naomi founded NeuroFit BC to allow her to better serve the Parkinson’s population and as a platform on which to educate other health professionals. Naomi now spends her time teaching classes, treating clients and offering courses to health professionals about the incredible impact of exercise and Neuroplasticity on those living with Parkinson’s Disease. Naomi is an adjunct professor at the University of British Columbia where she teaches up-and-coming Physiotherapists the ins and outs of treating Parkinson’s Disease through Exercise and Physiotherapy.

When not in the clinic Naomi can be found playing outdoors with her little girl, walking her dog, doing martial arts, or racing in the pool.

Certifications

• Bachelor Science (Kinesiology)
• Masters Physical Therapy (MPT)
• Bobath Neurological Rehabilitation Training - Basic & Advanced
• PWR! (Parkinson’s Wellness Recovery) Certified Therapist
• Creator/Instructor of “Changing Parkinson’s: Exercise as a Primary Treatment” (Educational course for therapists and trainers)
• Completed Allied Team Training for Parkinson’s
• Mulligan Certification - Upper limb
• ACFI Acupuncture level 1

​Born and raised in Winnipeg, MB Naomi moved to BC to complete both her undergraduate and masters... Read More

Kate received her Masters degree in Physiotherapy from the University of British Columbia. Prior to her physiotherapy degree, she graduated with Distinction from the University of Victoria with a Bachelors of Science in Combined Biology and Psychology. Throughout her schooling, Kate volunteered at MOVE Adapted Fitness and Rehabilitation Society of BC, and the Victoria Epilepsy and Parkinson’s Centre. She was immediately drawn to neurological rehabilitation. Kate has clinical experience working with both adults and children of all ages with a wide variety of orthopaedic and neurological conditions. She has a particularly keen interest in working with individuals with Parkinson’s and has completed the Parkinson’s Wellness Recovery (PWR!) Therapist Certification, as well as the NeuroFit BC Changing Parkinson’s: The Fundamentals of Functional Movement (FFM) course. Additional postgraduate courses include the Neuro-Developmental Treatment (NDT) Association Certificate Course in the Management of Adults with Stroke and Brain Injury, the National Orthopaedic Division Level 1 Manual Therapy Certification, and Vestibular Rehabilitation training. Kate believes in empowering individuals through movement to achieve healthy bodies and healthy minds. Kate will work with each client and family to guide their individualized treatment, maximize their functional abilities, and achieve their unique goals. Kate grew up as a competitive dancer, so outside of work you can usually find her taking a dance class, going on long bike rides, or reading books on the beach.

Kate received her Masters degree in Physiotherapy from the University of British Columbia. Prior ... Read More