Fil graduated from the massage therapy program at the Vancouver College of Massage Therapy and holds a Bachelors of Sciences degree in Kinesiology from Simon Fraser University.

Having suffered his own fair share of injuries pushing his limits with strength training and bouldering, Fil gained a passion for learning about the intricacies of human movement and anatomy so that he could learn to prevent future injuries in both himself and others. This originally led him to pursue a career as a Strength and Conditioning Coach and Kinesiologist. With over 10 years of experience in the field, Fil has worked with a wide variety of clientele ranging from youth and varsity athletes to small business owners and weekend warriors. Over the years he has found it incredibly rewarding to see the profound difference the rehabilitative process makes in people’s lives which led him to pursue further education as an RMT, adding manual therapy to his toolkit.

His treatment style includes a variety of modalities such as deep tissue massage, Swedish massage, trigger point release, myofascial release, dynamic release, PNF stretching and joint mobilizations, in conjunction with movement and rehabilitative exercise.

When not working you can find Fil catching edges on his snowboard in the winter. In the summer you can find him bouldering, hiking and trail running on the local mountains.

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Erin earned her Masters of Physiotherapy from the University of British Columbia in 2024. Prior to working as a Physiotherapist, Erin previously worked as a Kinesiologist and Strength & Conditioning coach in Vancouver providing rehabilitative and performance-based exercises for populations ranging from post-operative cases to varsity and professional athletes. Some of Erin’s career highlights on the coast include providing services to the youth female Whitecaps Soccer program, Douglas College Softball, Playmakers Basketball, Gastown Cycling Club and camps for BC Hockey and Vancouver Speedskating. Erin has additional training and experience with ACL rehabilitation, running mechanics, non-internal Pelvic Floor physiotherapy, trauma informed care, somatic-based physiotherapy and the treatment of BPPV related vertigo.

Erin takes a holistic approach to rehabilitation, integrating a biopsychosocial approach to health care while making an effort to meet her patients where they are at on the rehabilitation continuum. Erin’s patients describe her as compassionate, caring and is often described as a bit of a “pusher” to ensure you are provided with an adequate level of difficulty with your rehab exercises to work towards your goals and make positive changes in regard to mobility and strength.

Having just moved to the Kootenays in late 2024, Erin was driven to the Kootenays for the outdoor lifestyle and easy access to nature. When not at the clinic you can find Erin hiking or running on the trails in the summer or snowboarding up at RED in the winter.

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Raised in Rossland and with a passion for rehabilitation, athletes, and strength conditioning - Andrew has established RANGE Health & Physiotherapy with the purpose of helping the Greater Trail Area residents get out of pain, get moving, and exceed at their sport and a activity. Graduating from UBC’s Masters in Physical Therapy program (completed in Prince George) Andrew is excited to work with everyone.

From those dealing with nagging injuries, to the post-surgical, to the athletes looking to improve their performance, Andrew is excited to work with all of you. As an alumni varsity Soccer player and Strength & Conditioning specialist for many teams and athletes, you will be confident that your care is being looked after.

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Kassie earned her Bachelor’s of Kinesiology in 2023 and a Master’s of Physical Therapy from the University of British Columbia in 2025. She also holds AIM Level 1 certification in Advanced Integrated Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy. During clinical training, she valued working with various populations, including those in cardiopulmonary rehabilitation, individuals with neurological conditions, athletes and people with diverse health goals. She enjoys community involvement by coaching young skiers, setting climbing routes, and supporting events that welcome new climbers. These experiences strengthen her appreciation for community activity and the importance of helping people staying meaningfully active.

Kassie takes a collaborative, client-centered approach, involving patients in creating treatment plans that reflect their goals. She values unique experiences with pain, injury, and rehabilitation and provides a safe, empathetic environment rooted in active listening and compassion. Her treatment combines ongoing assessment, manual therapy techniques, and individualized exercise programs supported by education for lasting progress.

Originally from Vancouver Island, she spent much of her childhood in the Kootenays and recently returned. She is a downhill and backcountry skier, competitive mountain biker, rock climber, runner and hiker. Her own significant injuries gave her insight into the physical and mental challenges of rehabilitation and highlighted the value of empathetic care from a physiotherapist who understands the demands of specific activities.

Drawing from personal and clinical experience, Kassie is passionate about helping patients navigate chronic pain, return to sport, or build strength and wellness for the first time. She strives to meet people where they are and support meaningful movement that aligns with their goals and lifestyle.

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