This is what we do.

From day one to your final milestone, we follow a clear path: Treat. Train. Repeat. We set measurable goals at every stage, track your progress, and adjust your plan until you achieve your goals.

At Path Physiotherapy, we go beyond injury recovery. Our personalized, active approach focuses on building strength, improving movement, and developing the abilities you need to perform at your best. Don't just get back to where you were. Take the next step toward becoming even better.

Jon has called Lake Country home since 1996. He completed his undergraduate degree in Kinesiology at UBC Okanagan before earning his Master of Physical Therapy at UBC Vancouver. His clinical interests focus on exercise-based rehabilitation of the spine, neck, shoulders, hips, knees, and ankles, with an emphasis on helping patients build strength, mobility, and lasting physical capacity. Jon takes an individualized, goal-oriented approach to rehabilitation, creating clear treatment plans with measurable milestones to guide patients toward meaningful, long-term improvement. By combining active rehabilitation with post-graduate training in intramuscular stimulation (IMS), manual therapy, and a strong understanding of biomechanics, Jon helps patients move beyond short-term symptom relief and build the confidence and physical ability to return to the activities they enjoy.

Tamara completed a Bachelor of Science in Biology at UVic and her Master of Physical Therapy at UBC. A background in fitness instruction continues to shape her practical, exercise-based approach to care. She has pursued many topics, including AN-IMS (dry needling), vestibular rehabilitation, pilates, manual therapy, and specialized exercise prescription. Notably, Tamara is currently the Okanagan’s only certified International Schroth 3-dimensional Scoliosis Therapy practitioner and is happy to offer this treatment to scoliosis and kyphosis patients.

DescripHayden has a lifelong passion for sports, exercise, and physiotherapy, driven by his interest in helping people rebuild their confidence and return to the activities they love. He completed his Bachelor of Human Kinetics at UBC Okanagan, worked as a kinesiologist in Kelowna for two years, and earned his Master of Physiotherapy from the University of Brighton in England. Having worked across four countries, Hayden has developed a broad background in orthopaedics, sports rehabilitation, neurological conditions, and falls prevention. A former Okanagan College baseball player, he completed his master’s thesis on risk factors for rotator cuff injuries in baseball players and continues to pursue professional development in dry needling (IMS), sports injuries, and chronic health conditions.