Joey was born and raised in Calgary, Alberta. In 2014, he moved to Edmonton to complete his Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, before progressing through the Master’s of Science in Physical Therapy program at the University of Alberta. He has been in Edmonton ever since. Joey grew up playing competitive soccer, where he was initially exposed to the field of physical therapy through recurrent knee and ankle injuries. In University he discovered a passion for weight-training, and in 2022 began competing in powerlifting. In 2023, he qualified for Canadian Westerns, and while he has retired from the world of competition (for now), he continues to enjoy lifting heavy in the gym. You can also find him on the soccer field, climbing up or snowboarding down the mountains, or exploring Edmonton’s brewery scene.

Joey’s treatment style is based on a belief that good quality care starts with good quality communication. He is committed to empowering his patients with the tools they need to manage their body through injury and everyday life and enjoys seeing the change that can come with a solid treatment plan. He employs a variety of treatment methods, focusing mainly on exercise-based techniques and education, inaddition to manual therapy and dry needling, to get his patients back to what they want to do.

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Born and raised in Edmonton, Alberta, Brendan is the Director of Rehabilitation and the Head of Physiotherapy at ORKA Performance - Edmonton. 

He holds a Master of Science in Physiotherapy, as well as a Bachelor of Kinesiology in Sports Performance, both from the University of Alberta, competing for the Golden Bears Track and Field team during his undergraduate degree.

Prior to graduating from his Masters’s program, Brendan worked in the field of athlete performance as a strength and conditioning coach in the private sector as well as with University of Alberta Rugby.

Brendan’s passion is deeply rooted in athlete health and performance, having worked with high school, collegiate, and professional athletes throughout his career in a wide domain of sports, both in injury rehabilitation and improving athletic performance. He recognized a gap in how athletes were being rehabilitated after injuries, with many athletes returning to competition under-prepared both physically and mentally for the demands of their sport, or in some cases under-prepared for what life looks like after competitive sport.

Brendan’s aim as a physical therapist is to bridge that gap, helping athletes return to what they love performing at their absolute best, and surpassing their previous performances while reducing their risk of future injuries. He recognizes both the physical and psychological challenges an injury can bring and believes in a multi-faceted, evidence-based approach to rehabilitation to combat those challenges.

Brendan is on the Physiotherapy Alberta roster for both dry needling and spinal manipulation and holds certifications in the McGill Method (Levels 2 and 3), Rock Tape Levels 1 and 2, as well as in Pain Science and Biomechanics. He has a special interest in treating knee injuries, specifically ACL injuries and reconstructions as well as other athletic injuries. Brendan hopes to positively impact and empower his clients to become the strongest version of themselves and return to performance in the domains that are most meaningful to them.”

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