After graduating from the University of Alberta with a BScPT in 1999, Kristine spent several years exploring different practice settings before finding her groove in private practice physio in St Albert in 2004.

An observer of people, Kris has always been fascinated with how people move through this world. Part of Kristine’s curiosity in becoming a physical therapist initially came from the desire to work with people along their journey to good health. Now, her professional journey is one of complete curiosity and fascination with the human experience, and the desire to truly help people experience moving through life with the most ease possible.

Kris is a physio nerd who is constantly striving to learn more and better understand how we fit together and how she can better help her clients. She is constantly taking professional development courses and learning and growing as a therapist. She is the first Albertan certified in the Integrated Systems Model of Assessment and Treatment (Diane Lee) and also trained with LJ Lee in both ConnectTherapy™ and the Thoracic Ring Approach™ . She has taken many courses in visceral manipulation and neural manipulation through the Barral Institute, is certified in Anatomical Acupuncture, and is currently working towards her 500hour Yoga Teacher Training Certification.

Outside of the clinic, Kris can be found playing outside on her bike or on a hiking trail, trying to master a handstand on her yoga mat, or planning some kind of adventure with her family.

Andrea has always been a mover. Dancing, playing competitive soccer and a variety of team sports left her fascinated with movement and how it is created.  Fuelled by a passion to learn from, connect and create with others, the field of physical therapy is a natural fit. 

In 2004, Andrea graduated from Queen’s University with a Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy.  She has been practicing in St. Albert since 2006.  Andrea is trained in the Integrated Systems Model, Connect Therapy™ , and the Thoracic Ring Approach™ .  The opportunity to learn from Diane Lee and Dr. Linda-Joy Lee truly shaped her practice and challenged her to dig deeper into the connections of the body and the role a person’s story plays on their healing journey. She has taken courses in visceral manipulation, neural manipulation, and a variety of manual therapy and movement-based techniques. She is certified in Anatomical Acupuncture.  An eternal student at heart, Andrea continues to take professional development courses to help her better support her patients health.

Andrea enjoys working with all types of patients, but has a particular interest in working with artistic athletes (i.e. dancers and skaters) to enhance the artistic quality of their performance while preventing injuries.

When she’s not with patients, Andrea enjoys being outdoors cycling or running; doing yoga, pilates or a Peloton workout in her home gym.  She loves creative projects with her kids and organizing and decorating a space. Most of all, it’s time to connect with friends and family that fills her cup.