Danae completed a Master of Physical Therapy at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, following an undergraduate degree in Health and Exercise Sciences from UBC Okanagan in Kelowna. Her education has provided a strong foundation in human movement, exercise prescription, and rehabilitation across the lifespan.

Danae’s passion for physiotherapy is inspired by people’s stories and their potential for change, which guides her collaborative, client-centered approach in the clinic. Her background as a competitive figure skater has given her firsthand insight into the physical and mental demands placed on athletes, and she uses this experience to support clients in recovering from injuries while maintaining their connection to sport and movement.

Originally from Victoria, BC, Danae stays grounded through her love of the outdoors and an active lifestyle that includes walking, running, and yoga. Outside the clinic, she enjoys exploring new coffee shops and seeking out opportunities to listen to music or attend concerts, believing that balance and joy outside of work help her show up as a more present and engaged clinician for her clients.

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Jenn completed her bachelors in Human Kinetics at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver and her Masters of Physiotherapy at the University of Alberta in Edmonton. Between completion of her Bachelors and Master’s degree, Jennifer worked for BC Wildfire Service and as a kinesiologist at a clinic in her home town of Nelson, BC. During Jennifer’s education and while working in Nelson, Jennifer worked as a trainer for multiple hockey teams (ranging from Bantam AAA to Junior B level), youth and University soccer teams as well as youth and University volleyball teams. These opportunities have led her to pursue further education in sport physiotherapy and manual therapy.

She has completed her Level 3 manual therapy levels in the Orthopaedic Division of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association as well as her certification in Gunn IMS, Functional Movement Screening (FMS), Introductory and Advanced Vestibular training and TMJ (jaw disorders). Jennifer is currently coaching and working with volleyball teams in the Okanagan. She also has experience treating the paediatric population with conditions such as torticollis and head shape, concussion and sports injuries. Jennifer has experience working in both public and private health care areas of practice. In her public practice she worked with patients post total hip and knee replacement, stroke and TIA patients as well as general surgery.

In her spare time Jennifer enjoys hiking, fishing and camping, playing soccer, volleyball and baseball, paddle boarding and competing in trail running. She loves to return to the Kootenay’s and explore the mountains in the summers and ski hills in the winters!

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Quinn Polack is a Registered Kinesiologist in Kelowna and a member of the British Columbia Association of Kinesiologists (BCAK). She earned her Bachelor of Human Kinetics from the University of British Columbia Okanagan (UBCO) in 2024 and is passionate about helping people regain strength, confidence, and independence through evidence-based exercise rehabilitation.

Quinn works with patients recovering from orthopedic injuries, motor vehicle accidents (ICBC claims), workplace injuries (WorkSafeBC claims), chronic pain, and post-surgical conditions. She has a special interest in hip and knee replacement rehabilitation, guiding patients through both prehabilitation before surgery and structured rehabilitation afterward to help optimize recovery and return to everyday activities.

At ThreeSixty Physiotherapy, Quinn designs individualized exercise therapy programs that are tailored to each patient’s goals, abilities, and stage of recovery. Whether someone is returning to work, getting back to sport, or simply wanting to move with less pain, she focuses on building strength, improving mobility, restoring function, and creating lasting confidence in movement.

Quinn has also been a member of the medical support team for the Okanagan Sun Football Club, where she assisted with injury management, athletic taping, sideline care, and return-to-play support for competitive athletes. Her background as a longtime competitive ringette player gives her a firsthand appreciation for injury recovery, athletic performance, and the importance of keeping people active.

Patients appreciate Quinn’s approachable personality, positive attitude, and ability to make rehabilitation both challenging and encouraging. She believes successful recovery comes from combining the best available research with individualized care, education, and practical exercise programs that fit each person’s lifestyle.

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A hometown boy from Kelowna, Jeremy is a former professional hockey player and lover of all sports. In the clinic, he utilizes his skills in manual therapy and exercise prescription to address his client’s needs.

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Kelly completed her Master of Science in Physical Therapy at the University of Toronto following completion of her Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology at Queen’s University. Kelly enjoys treating people and athletes of all ages, and spends a lot of time working with artistic athletes, runners, and skiers. She is also certified to assess and treat concussions. In her sessions Kelly likes to use a blend of hands on and active treatment, utilizing manual therapy, dry needling, and therapeutic exercise to promote recovery, improve function, and prevent future injuries.

Outside of work, Kelly likes to explore the outdoors, either running up mountains or skiing down them! Kelly is an avid road and trail runner having participated in many half, full, and ultra-marathons.

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Cody has a love for this city and the people in it. He grew up here and despite leaving for school, and travelling, he has always come back with a greater appreciation of the playground we live in. His passion is not only in trying to figure out what is causing pain or dysfunction, but educating clients so they can feel a sense of control in the process of getting back to a pain free functional life. His approach is multifaceted, hands on, active based and generally involves bad humour.

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Emma brings a level of athletic experience that is rare among rehabilitation professionals. She earned a full NCAA Division I athletic scholarship to Indiana University, where she completed her Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology while competing as a high jumper.

She went on to represent Canada at the 2015 Pan American Games in Toronto and became the 2019 Canadian National Champion in High Jump. Today, Emma continues to coach with the Okanagan Athletics Club, allowing her to stay actively involved in high-performance athletics, movement mechanics, and injury prevention.

Her background as both an elite athlete and coach gives her a unique understanding of how the body performs, adapts, and recovers. She appreciates the physical and mental challenges of rehabilitation and enjoys helping patients at every level—from competitive athletes pursuing peak performance to individuals simply wanting to walk, work, and live without pain.

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Bryce approaches physiotherapy with an easy-going, personable style and a genuine appreciation for the community he works in. With a background in exercise science and competitive sport, he takes a practical, evidence-based approach to helping patients work through complex injuries and return to the activities that matter to them. He believes meaningful progress comes from a clear plan, strong collaboration, and consistent effort over time.

Bryce is committed to ongoing learning and has pursued additional training in running gait analysis, healthy aging, concussion management, and the specific demands of weightlifting and fitness athletes. He also draws on a range of orthopaedic and manual therapy techniques to tailor treatment to each individual.

Outside of the clinic, Bryce stays active through mountain biking, backcountry skiing, and strength training. His own connection to movement and sport shapes his approach in the clinic and reinforces his focus on helping patients stay active and capable.

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Sam’s interests are in sport-related injuries and performance which is what started his career path in physiotherapy. Sam graduated with a Bachelor of Human Kinetics from UBCO where he spent 2 years working with the Varsity Men’s Basketball team. He moved to Vancouver to work as a Kinesiologist before graduating with a Master of Physical Therapy degree from UBC. Throughout this journey, Sam has treated a variety of populations from the weekend warrior to collegiate and professional athletes.

Over the last few years Sam worked as a Physiotherapist in Vancouver and Powell River. He has taken additional training in IMS/dry needling, manual therapy, adolescent scoliosis, and golf performance with the Titleist Performance Institute. Sam appreciates that any injury or condition requires an individualized approach to treatment; his philosophy is to implement an eclectic approach to help people achieve their goals. When he isn’t in the clinic you are likely to find Sam in the outdoors either hiking, mountain biking, or golfing.

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Sam is effervescent and fun! She is a passionate physiotherapist and truly believes exercise is the best medicine. Before PT she completed degrees in psychology and education, so she understands a holistic, well-rounded approach to therapy. She is also a lifelong learner and has completed her orthopaedic level 1 diploma. Sam is especially interested in hands-on, exercise based, and evidence based therapy. In her spare time, if she is not pounding the pavement for a marathon BQ you can find her strapping two planks onto her feet and skiing down the mountains of BC.

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Michael completed his Bachelor of Human Kinetics at the University of British Columbia Okanagan in 2023, followed by a Master of Science in Physical Therapy at the University of Alberta.

Growing up in Kamloops, he was actively involved in a wide range of sports, particularly hockey. Through his own experiences with injuries, he developed a strong interest in rehabilitation and a passion for helping others return to the activities they enjoy.

He works with a broad range of patients, from athletes to older adults, with clinical interests in sports rehabilitation and post-operative care. His focus is on helping patients move with confidence and progress toward their goals throughout recovery.

Outside the clinic, Michael enjoys staying active in the gym, hiking with his dog, golfing, and spending time outdoors around the Okanagan.

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Steve graduated with a Master of Physical Therapy degree from UBC in 2009 and in 2013 completed his Certificate of Sports Physiotherapy from Sport Physiotherapy Canada.

In 2006, he completed his undergraduate degree in Human Kinetics from UBC, with a specialization in Exercise Science. While at UBC he worked with many varsity athletes while volunteering as a trainer for UBC Athletics. From 2010 to 2014, Steve worked as the team physiotherapist for the Okanagan Rockets of the BC Major Midget Hockey league, as well as, the Pursuit of Excellence hockey academy. In addition, he was the team physiotherapist for the Okanagan College Coyotes basketball team from 2016-2024.

Steve has completed many post-graduate courses since graduating including Fit Fore Golf, which focuses on golf related injury rehabilitation, and Selective Functional Movement Assessment. He is also certified in acupuncture by the Acupuncture Foundation of Canada Institute and IMS needling through UBC GunnIMS.

His interests lie primarily in sports orthopaedics. He believes in using a balanced approach to rehabilitation, incorporating multiple treatment tools to achieve full recovery. Steve grew up in Kelowna and in his free time, he enjoys it by playing hockey and mountain biking.

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