don’t let his trendy looks fool you, he has an old soul filling with experience
training
- Physiotherapist
- Bachelor of Health and Physical Education , Mount Royal University – 2020
- Masters in Physical Therapy, University of Alberta – 2023
- Functional Dry Needling Level 1 & 2 – 2023
personality
Taylor’s path to physiotherapy was shaped by a childhood filled with sports and the inevitable injuries that came with them. Growing up in Saskatchewan, he threw himself into every sport he could find—hockey, soccer, basketball, you name it. The thrill of competition was exhilarating, but it came at a cost: sprains, strains, and countless visits to the physiotherapist’s office. Those early encounters with physiotherapy planted a seed, sparking a curiosity about the body’s ability to heal and the professionals who guided that process.
In 2009, Taylor moved to Alberta, diving into the demanding world of oil field work and later transitioning to commercial plumbing. These physically intense jobs took a toll on his body, leading to overuse injuries that forced him to pause and reflect. The pain wasn’t just physical—it was a wake-up call. Taylor began to question whether these jobs aligned with his deeper desire to make a meaningful impact.
Sitting down to map out his future, Taylor evaluated careers that would leave him fulfilled at the end of each day. He wanted a role where he could directly improve lives, drawing on his own experiences with injury and recovery. Physiotherapy emerged as the clear choice. It wasn’t just about fixing bodies—it was about empowering people in his community to reclaim their strength and confidence. For Taylor, becoming a physiotherapist wasn’t just a career shift; it was a calling to make a lasting, positive difference in the lives of others.
- Favorite books – The War of Art
- Favorite Music – Electronic varieties, but he likes most music so don’t be shy to belt out whatever you’re listening to
- Movies he/she loves – Anything Quentin Tarantino
- Favorite sports/activities – If my heart is beating, I am having a blast – just name the sport.
- Physio nickname – Just put a T in front of it… it kind of gets old T-Dawg, T-money. T-Bear, T-Bone, Tay-Dog, T-Swizzle, T-Man
- What his physio assistants say about him – sometimes you have to chill
- Clinical Pet Peeve – Assistants that are too laid back
- Something you may not know about him/her – he’s a lover of sport and physical endeavours whether they are team or solo. When he’s looking to relax he jumps on the computer and plays videogames with friends.
- If he could meet one person who would that be? Sir Issac Newton. This guy invented calculus, basically on a dare, while the rest of us struggle just to learn it.
- Community connections –This guy digs RunWIld like the rest of us
edge
Taylor earned his Bachelor of Health and Physical Education from Mount Royal University in 2020, where he built a strong foundation in human movement, exercise science, and injury prevention. Inspired by his own experiences with sports and work-related injuries, he pursued a Master of Physical Therapy at the University of Alberta, graduating in 2023.
Taylor’s clinical focus is rooted in orthopedic physiotherapy, with a particular passion for treating knee and shoulder dysfunction. He has completed Functional Dry Needling Levels 1 & 2 (2023), expanding his toolkit for pain management and neuromuscular re-education. Known for his personalized approach, Taylor blends evidence-based techniques with holistic strategies to uncover the root causes of dysfunction and deliver lasting results.
Whether working with athletes, weekend warriors, or those navigating chronic pain, Taylor is committed to empowering his clients through education, prevention, and hands-on care. His edge lies in his ability to listen deeply, build genuine relationships, and create treatment plans that reflect each individual’s goals, lifestyle, and long-term health.
