Will graduated in 2023 from The University of The Fraser Valley with a Bachelors of Kinesiology and a specialty in exercise sciences.

He joined us at Abbotsford Sports and Orthopaedic Physiotherapy in 2024 as a Kinesiologist. Outside of work Will enjoys golfing, playing pickleball, and hiking with friends and family.

He enjoys continuing to learn while sharing his knowledge with clients about anatomy, exercise physiology, stretching, motivation, and goal setting.

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Dan Bos joined Abbotsford Physiotherapy in September, 2008. Together with his wife, Tanya Bos, they purchased Abbotsford Physiotherapy in January, 2009. After taking over ownership of the clinic, they re- named the clinic Abbotsford Sports & Orthopaedic Physiotherapy. Dan and Tanya recently sold the clinic to associates at the office, Kenton, and Alysha Sieben. Kenton and Alysha took over the clinic in June of 2022.

Dan graduated from UBC in May 2003 with both a Kinesiology and Physiotherapy degree. He has worked in a sports medicine private practice setting ever since.

Dan has completed all 5 levels in the Orthopaedic Division’s manual therapy program through the Canadian Physiotherapy Association. He achieved his Certificate of Intermediate Manual and Manipulative Physiotherapy in May 2005 and his diploma in Advanced Manual and Manipulative Physiotherapy in November 2005. He received a distinction credit on his Advanced Manual and Manipulative Physiotherapy exam which he attributes to great mentorship from many talented practitioners including May Nolan, Diane Lee, Cliff Fowler and Carol Kennedy.

Dan is a certified IMS (dry needling) practitioner. He also has certifications in Concussion management (Shift Concussion Provider), Applied Kinesiology (100-hour course with Dr. Jay Grossman), Sports Physiotherapy First Aid.

Since starting his physiotherapy profession in 2003, Dan has volunteered his physiotherapy services at various athletic events. Such events include the B.C. Summer games, B.C. Senior games, running group training seminars and races, gymnastics competitions, B.C. Collegiate Volleyball Championships, University of the Fraser Valley sporting events, and CBC sporting events.

Dan has worked with various junior and professional hockey players on various injuries and performance enhancement. Dan worked with the Vancouver Canucks during the 2020-2021 and 2021-2022 seasons.

Dan currently serves as a consultant physiotherapist for the Abbotsford Canucks.

Dan works with several NHL players during their season and off-season. He focuses on maintenance of spinal alignment, hip mobility, and muscle activation. He stresses the importance of maintenance treatments to prevent overuse injuries and help prolong athletic careers.

Dan specializes in sports injury treatment and prevention. Such injuries include concussion and upper cervical spine injury / management, hip and groin injury / management, post operative shoulder rehabilitation, and high ankle injury / management.

Dan’s key interest is working together with the Abbotsford Sports & Orthopaedic Physiotherapy team on elite athletes to help prevent injury, enhance performance, and recover effectively from injury.

Dan believes strongly in a multi-practitioner approach to sports injury treatment and management and states that this is the main reason for starting his own practice.

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Tanya began her physiotherapy career at the University of British Columbia in the Rehabilitation Sciences Department. She graduated in 1999 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Physical Therapy. She has been serving patients in the Fraser Valley at private practice clinics for the past 24+ years.

She has pursued additional education in the physiotherapy profession. She successfully completed all course levels in the Canadian Division of Orthopaedics to receive both the Intermediate & Advanced Diplomas in Manual Therapy. She has also completed courses in Functional Dry Needling to receive certification in practicing IMS.

Tanya is experienced in treating individuals of all ages with a variety of orthopaedic injuries & conditions. She has provided physiotherapy services to several athletic events & groups including BC Summer Games, running group clinics & races, UFV Athletics, CBC basketball teams, middle/highschool sports teams & girls’ basketball programs.

As an avid runner & skier, Tanya understands the ambition to stay healthy & active. She is committed to helping her patients recover from injury, regain function, maintain fitness, return to sport & prevent further injury. She is the mother to 4 amazing children who are also very active and involved in a range of sports. Consequently, she has provided physiotherapy services to several young athletes & sports teams. She has a strong interest in supporting female athletes throughout their lifespan to attain optimal health & performance.

Outside of the clinic, she’s busy with her family and cheering on her kids’ in their sports adventures. She can be found running the trails with Bella (our therapy dog) & skiing the mountains with family & friends.

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Keaton graduated from McMaster University with a Masters of Science in Physiotherapy. He was born and raised in Abbotsford and completed his Bachelor of Human Kinetics at Trinity Western University.

He utilizes a client-centered and holistic approach to care, that emphasizes open communication and collaborative goal setting to ensure each person receives care that best suits their needs. His treatment style incorporates a blend of hands-on manual therapy techniques, dry needling, therapeutic exercises and education. He strives to equip and empower people with the knowledge and confidence they need to take control of their health.

Growing up Keaton was heavily involved in competitive sports, including volleyball, baseball and soccer. He spent two years volunteering as a student athletic therapist with the Trinity Western University Women’s Varsity soccer team. His engagement in sports, fascination of the human body, and desire to assist people in achieving their health goals led him to become a physiotherapist. Keaton has developed a passion for orthopaedics and has experience treating clients of all ages with various musculoskeletal injuries and conditions, as well as providing post-operative rehab. He has obtained his Orthopaedic Manual Therapy Level 3 Diploma through the Canadian Physiotherapy Association and continues to develop his skills through continuing education courses.

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Raquel graduated from the Masters of Physical Therapy program at University of Alberta in 2012. At U of A she was a student rep of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association while she attended the program. She also graduated from the University of the Fraser Valley with a degree in Kinesiology and worked with the UFV Men’s basketball team as a student athletic trainer for 3 years. Her previous clinical experience and continuing education has provided her with great orthopaedic and musculoskeletal injury management skills for a wide range of injuries and conditions. She enjoys working with individuals of all ages that need help getting back to their previous levels of participation and activity. Raquel also has experience working in the hospital setting in multiple capacities and a wide range of ages.

Since completing her Masters, Raquel has actively pursued further education to increase her skill set and add new treatment and assessment techniques. She believes that one-on-one treatment, the integration of manual therapy skills, exercise/stretching, education, and therapeutic modalities, as appropriate, are key for optimal recovery. This most importantly involves client participation.

She has completed her Level 2 orthopedic manual therapy certification and she has taken courses in muscle mobilization techniques. Raquel is also fully certified in Intramuscular stimulation (IMS), also called Functional dry needling (FDN) and has taken the Upledger Cranialsacral 1 course. In the future, Raquel plans to continue to pursue advanced education in manual therapy and advanced cranialsacral therapy techniques.

Raquel loves sports and currently plays on a Div 1 coed soccer team and in the summer can be seen running, cycling, or behind a boat wakeboarding or water skiing. Raquel also has taught fitness classes at a local gym and enjoys staying active and helping motivate people to get active and reach their physical rehab and fitness goals.

Raquel graduated from the Masters of Physical Therapy program at University of Alberta in 2012. A... Read More

Ryan Graduated from UBC with a masters degree of physiotherapy in 2011 and has worked at Abbotsford Sports and Orthopaedic Physiotherapy ever since. He has completed Orthopaedic Manual therapy level 3 as well as level 2 dry needling (through Acupuncture Canada). Prior to completing his masters, Ryan worked with the UFV men’s basketball team for 2 years as a team trainer while pursuing his undergraduate degree in kinesiology. Ryan has also worked and volunteered with adults and children who have neurological conditions such as cerebral palsy and stroke.

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Brandon is a graduate of the Vancouver College of Massage Therapy and is a Registered Massage Therapist (RMT). Having grown up in Abbotsford, he is excited to be part of the team at Abbotsford Sports & Orthopedic Physiotherapy Clinic.

Brandon developed an interest in massage therapy through receiving treatment for his own work- and sports-related injuries. His passion for helping others is rooted in his background as a certified personal trainer and martial arts instructor. He is committed to creating a safe, welcoming, and inclusive treatment environment for individuals from all walks of life.

During treatment, Brandon utilizes a variety of techniques tailored to each patient’s needs, including but not limited too; relaxing Swedish massage, neuromuscular techniques, myofascial release, trigger point release, active and passive stretching, IASTM, and joint mobilizations.

He believes in adapting pressure and treatment style to each patient’s comfort level and goals while maintaining clear communication and informed consent throughout care.

In addition, Brandon may incorporate therapeutic exercise, movement education, and home care recommendations when appropriate to help support recovery and long-term function.

Brandon has experience working with a broad range of conditions and populations, including orthopedic injuries, systemic and neurological conditions, pregnancy, older adults, and athletes. He is dedicated to helping patients move better, recover effectively, and work toward their therapeutic goals.

Outside the clinic, Brandon enjoys spending time with his family, reading, cooking, running, weight training, and keeping up with his very busy toddler.

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Todd McGladdery joined Abbotsford Physiotherapy in June 2020. He graduated from the University of Alberta with a Masters of Science in Physiotherapy in 2007, since then he has worked as a private practice physiotherapist in the Fraser Valley.

Todd has done additional training in manual therapy (Diploma in Advanced Manual and Manipulative Physiotherapy), dry needling (Gunn IMS), and vestibular and concussion rehabilitation.

Over the past 10 years he has worked in the community with the Abbotsford Soccer Association, BC Summer Games, University of the Fraser Valley Athletics, and the Fraser Valley Bandits.

Todd enjoys working with clients of all ages to help them get to the root of their movement problems and find a solution using a combination of education, exercise, manual therapy, and dry needling.

In his free time Todd enjoys mountain biking, skiing at Mt. Baker, and playing hockey and soccer. But with a family most of his free time is taken up driving, watching kids sports, or coaching.

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Olamide graduated from the University of Ibadan, Nigeria in 2006. He worked at the hospital and also did home visits for 6 years before relocating to Canada in 2012. Ever since, he has worked in private clinics and also in Fraser Health as a Community Physiotherapist before settling in the private practice to focus on Musculoskeletal/Orthopaedic/Sports related injuries. He has since taken further training such as the McKenzie method, Mulligan’s, Dry Needling and post-graduate training from USA.

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Lexi was raised in Abbotsford and began her healthcare journey graduating with a Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology from UFV. She then travelled to England to complete her Masters of Science in Physiotherapy from Brunel University London in 2025.

Since graduating, she has completed her Level 1 Pelvic Health certification. She uses a client-centred approach to encourage a collaborative and individualized treatment plan. She wants each person to feel that they are an active participant in their rehab, whether it be women’s health, young athletes, or orthopaedic patients. Her passion for health and well-being is reflected in her movement-focused approach to care.

Lexi brings experience from university-level sport, high-performance training environments, and active rehab practice to the clinic. This diverse background provides her with knowledge across different populations and conditions.

Outside of the clinic, Lexi enjoys cooking, hiking, travelling, and spending time outside with friends and family.

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Alysha earned her Master of Science degree in Physical Therapy from Queen’s University in 2016. She began her studies at the University of the Fraser Valley where she graduated with a Bachelor Degree in Kinesiology in 2014.

Since obtaining her physiotherapy degree, Alysha has pursued additional courses and certifications to enhance her knowledge and better assist her clients.

She has a particular interest in paediatric and women’s health. She is driven by her passion for supporting women of all ages, especially during pregnancy and postpartum. To provide comprehensive care, she has completed specialized pelvic health on pregnancy, postpartum recovery, post-cesarean section care, running, breast cancer recovery, lymphedema treatment, diastasis rectus abdominis, pelvic girdle pain, incontinence, and pelvic organ prolapse. Additionally, she enjoys working with children and their families, assisting them in areas such as torticollis (tight neck muscles in infants), achieving motor milestones, recovering from injuries, or training for sports.

Alysha has also expanded her expertise through further education in manual therapy, concussion management, soft tissue release, dry needling, K-taping, and neurokinetic training (NKT).

Alysha’s passion for exercise and her background as an elite athlete have fueled her dedication to helping people move better and return to the activities they love.

Her treatment approach encompasses hands-on manual therapy, including joint mobilizations and soft tissue release, functional dry needling, therapeutic exercises, and patient education. Alysha is committed to empowering individuals to achieve their goals and enhance their mobility.

Outside of work, Alysha is a busy mom to her four children and goldendoodle. She is an avid runner, exercise enthusiast, and loves exploring the west coast!

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Dr. Kenton Sieben completed his Doctorate of Chiropractic and Bachelor of Science in Human Biology in 2010 at Western States University in Portland, Oregon. Native to Edmonton Alberta, Dr. Kenton attended the University of Alberta where he studied the science of Human Biology prior to pursuing his Doctorate.

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Jeremy earned his Master of Science in Physiotherapy from the University of Alberta after completing a degree in Health and Human Performance with a minor in Biomedical Sciences from Dordt University.

He is passionate about helping patients recover from injury through exercise, manual therapy, education, and evidence-based treatment. Jeremy treats a wide range of conditions, including sports injuries, orthopedic injuries, motor vehicle accident injuries, and concussions, with a special interest in concussion rehabilitation.

Jeremy believes patient education is key to long-term success and focuses on providing practical strategies to help individuals stay healthy, active, and injury-free.

Jeremy has also completed additional training in dry needling and concussion management. His background as a university athlete and athletic training assistant at Dordt University has provided him with valuable experience supporting athletes across multiple sports and levels of competition.

Outside the clinic, Jeremy enjoys playing all sports, paddleboarding, hiking, and kayaking.

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