Pete is passionate about being active in the outdoors: skiing, riding bikes, golfing, and climbing. He aims to help others get back to doing the activities they love, both, pain and injury free. Originally from Wales, Pete moved to Whistler in 2009 to pursue a career in the ski industry. A significant ski-related injury, which required several surgeries and extensive rehabilitation introduced Pete to the benefits of massage therapy throughout post-surgical recovery.

Pete provides a personalized treatment plan for each client based on their needs and goals. His approach focuses on reducing pain, improving mobility and developing a home care routine to ensure lasting results.

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Lauren Billey graduated from Okanagan Valley College of Massage Therapy in Vernon in 2014.

Since then she’s taken a variety of continuing education courses including courses on Biodynamic Myofascial mobilization, Anatomy and Yogasana. She incorporates a lot of myofascial, deep tissue, and TPR in her treatments. With a strong yoga background, she also incorporates a lot of yoga poses for home care. Lauren also has her 200hr Yoga Teacher Training with a Hatha background, 300hr Shamanic Yoga Teacher Training, and has her Level 3 Master Reiki certificate. She is looking forward to growing these practices with the LivWell team.

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Ben is a graduate of the University of British Columbia with a Master of Physical Therapy. Prior to that, he completed a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology (Honours) at the University of Victoria.

Having rehabbed through numerous injuries himself, Ben understands the importance of working with each person to develop an easy to understand and personalized rehabilitation program that will get them back to doing what they love!

In his treatments, Ben utilizes a combination of manual therapy, exercise prescription, personal and clinical experiences, shockwave therapy, and patient education to ensure that each person receives the care and knowledge they require to recover successfully and safely.

In particular, Ben has a special passion for all things related to climbing performance and rehabilitation, and runs a climbing physio Instagram account (@climber.physio) in an effort to share his knowledge. To ensure you achieve your goals, he frequently engages in both climbing specific and general physiotherapy continuing education courses. Some of these include: the performance climbing conference, vestibular rehab, Canadian climbing symposium, & finger physiology and rehab.

Beyond his passion for climbing, Ben has spent years participating in individual and team sports. Growing up, Ben was a competitive hockey and lacrosse goalie, as well as squash player. Now, when not in the clinic, he’s most often found rock climbing, playing board games, enjoying the mountains, or working to keep his skis together on the slopes!

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Dr. Valerie Brabant is a licensed Doctor of Chiropractic graduated from Trois-Rivières University in Quebec and completed postgraduate studies in sport chiropractic to fine-tune her skill set. She practices a well-balanced sports medicine approach and family based chiropractic care offering:

• Chiropractic adjustments and mobilizations

• Active Release Technique™

• Spine & Extremity Manual Therapy

• Pregnancy care, infant and children

• Injury Rehabilitation

• Exercise Prescription

• Postural Education

• Scoliosis care

• TMJ treatment

Dr. Brabant has always been involved in sports, following many of BC’s & Quebec’s amateur and professional athletes such in running, climbing, biathlon, ski, triathlon, baseball and Taekwondo. She is happy to bring her knowledge and experience to the community and to work as a sport focus chiropractor in Squamish. Dr. Brabant looks forward to helping Squamish athletes and non-athletes alike achieve optimal health and performance with the above techniques. She also focuses on patient education and improving the biomechanics of the human body. Outside of work, Dr. Brabant enjoys climbing, running, hiking, and biking.

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Dr. Nadine Crowe is a licensed naturopathic physician.

Her practice is based on the wisdom naturopathic philosophy and our modern understanding of how humans heal.

>She has a keen interest in supporting athletic performance, hormonal health, nervous system regulation, digestive health and traumatic brain injuries.

She is certified in IV therapy and acupuncture, and holds a pharmaceutical prescribing license.

In person and telemedicine appointments available for all BC residents.

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Since graduating with a Master’s Degree in Physical Therapy from Umea University of Sweden, Lina has gathered over ten years of clinical experience in orthopaedics and pain management with clients ranging from professional athletes to weekend warriors and those suffering with chronic pain. Throughout her career she has developed a well-balanced treatment approach based on a comprehensive assessment including a detailed analysis of movement and the way your body has adapted to compensate for current and previous injuries. Treatment tools include various manual therapy techniques, movement re-education, Shockwave Therapy, needling and Clinical Pilates.

Lina loves the process of getting to the root cause of physical challenges and has trained with Dr. Linda Joy-Lee in the ConnectTherapy™ model, which is one of the latest and most comprehensive assessment and treatment models.

Originally from Sweden, she grew up training horses and working in the stables, After moving to Canada in 2012 she swapped horses for bikes and skis and spends most of her free time in the mountains with her partner and children.

Direct billing available for Pacific Blue Cross, Medavie (RCMP/Veterans) and multiple providers under Telus Health.

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Anna Gouin is a somatic educator, embodiment coach, and yoga instructor who specializes in women’s pelvic floor health and scar tissue remediation bodywork.

Drawing from her background (in somatic sex education/pelvic care, craniosacral, reiki, non-linear movement, mind/body centring, and yoga), Anna seeks to guide women to create a deeper relationship with themselves by connecting to the “felt sense” of being in their bodies.

Her work is heavily predicated on teaching nervous system health and self-regulation as the foundation for holistic well-being. Through a somatic lens, Anna is fluidly looking at the intersection of where our emotions, biochemistry, and biomechanics are impacted by the state of our nervous system.

Anna’s work focuses on issues related to labour/birth/delivery trauma, sexual trauma, issues with relational intimacy, body dysmorphia, eating disorders, burnout, chronic fatigue, endometriosis, PCOS, prolapse, uterine cysts/fibroids etc.

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Chantelle studied Kinesiology at the University of Illinois while competing for their Cross Country and Track & Field team. She has a passion for understanding how the body works and what to do to make it feel and function better.

After graduating she went on to travel the world and race for team Canada. She ran professionally until 2017 as well as working as a Kinesiologist until deciding to pursue her studies in Osteopathy at the Vancouver campus. She fell in love with the whole body and being approach and hasn’t looked back since.

The combination of manual therapy and exercise prescription has been a very complimentary combination for treatment and she is passionate about getting to the root cause of a problem.

When not in the clinic Chantelle can be found spending time outside trail running or exploring the mountains with her husband, daughter, and dog.

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Dr. Nathaniel Janzen is a life-long athlete and primary healthcare practitioner specializing in the body’s musculoskeletal system. He draws from a wealth of knowledge from university degrees obtained in Kinesiology, Sports Medicine, and Chiropractic. Nathaniel advocates for interdisciplinary healthcare and strives to be a role model through movement-based physical wellness. He is listed as a preferred provider with Pain BC, a local non-profit organization reducing the burden of pain in our province.

Nathaniel helps those with chronic pain, sports injuries, acute flare-ups, and maintenance wellness care. He believes the key to a successful treatment plan begins with a thoughtful assessment to find out what the root cause of a complaint is. His treatment style is a combination of modern chiropractic manual joint manipulation, soft tissue release, biomechanical postural strengthening, and functional movement coaching. He has a special interest in bringing sports injury rehabilitation and athletic performance techniques into everyday movements to equip patients with the means to get stronger, more resilient, and move well.

Outside of chiropractic, Dr. Janzen teaches anatomy, physiology, and pathology courses at Vancouver Career College’s RMT program. Always looking for a new challenge, he has competed for team Canada at the age group world triathlon championships in London, is an accomplished swimmer and coach, top-100 finisher in the Sun Run, and loves trail running, back-country hiking, and climbing.

Education: – Doctor of Chiropractic, University of Western States – Master of Science in Sports Medicine, University of Western States – Bachelor of Kinesiology, University of British Columbia

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Minda Johnson graduated from the WCCMT 3000 hour Massage Therapy diploma in 2009.

Since graduating, she has taken many additional training courses in Myofascial release, Visceral manipulation, Craniosacral, Scar Tissue release, Osteopathic techniques, and holds over 500 hours in Yoga Teacher Training. She has also completed a two year course in Biodynamic Myofascial Mobilization, as well as courses in Breast Feeding for Healthcare providers, Birthing Doula, and Post C-section treatment.

Minda feels honored to be doing this work and see the amazing benefits that it has for many ailments. She is very passionate about helping empower people in their journey of health and wellness and recognizes the complexities of each person, and that the experience of their body, pain and ailment is totally unique to them.

In treatments, she engages with a whole body intention; an understanding of the deeper connections within the anatomy; listening to what the body is asking to be released, and finding what is causing the symptoms, rather than just trying to ease symptoms. She works to help increase mobility and decrease pain through treating the many layers of the body.

She is also passionate about supporting women through the journey of pregnancy, as well as helping them find stability, and connection as they adapt to the changes in their bodies from pregnancy, labor/delivery and recovery.

Minda has a lot of experience in post surgical scar tissue release, such as C-sections, joint repair and/or replacement, abdominal surgeries, and breast augmentation (ie breast cancer, reductions, gender affirming surgeries.)

When not working, Minda loves spending time playing and exploring the outdoors with her young family and dog through hiking and biking.

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Chris has always enjoyed helping people achieve greater health and reach their goals, which made his journey to a career in Physiotherapy a natural fit. After completing his Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology at the University of New Brunswick 2006, he worked as a personal trainer and Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist in Whistler for several years before completing his Masters of Physical Therapy at the University of British Columbia in 2016. Chris has a continuous appetite for learning and growing professionally; to this end he has taken courses in manual and manipulative therapy, IMS/dry needling, vestibular and concussion rehabilitation, management of osteoarthritis and osteoporosis, as well as specific courses on shoulder, hip, knee, and low back rehabilitation.

Chris enjoys treating a varied caseload of patients with musculoskeletal injuries, including sport and orthopedic conditions, ranging from acute to chronic conditions, but has a particular interest in knee injuries including ACL and other post-surgical rehabilitation. No matter how big or small the goal, his treatments are always individualized, educational, client-centered and supplemented with manual therapy and progressive exercise programs as necessary. Whether you are someone with common aches or pains or an athlete of any kind, Chris looks forward to being able to help you.

Beyond the walls of the clinic, you can catch Chris mountain biking, trail running, or skiing in the local mountains. He believes that a strong, healthy body allows for optimal engagement in sport and life and aims to put his knowledge into practice in his own pursuits and strength and conditioning practice.

Find out more on his website - www.fortifyphysio.ca

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Sarah graduated from the University of Montreal with a Master’s in physical therapy. She specializes in climbing and running injuries, and concussion management.

Sarah gives much importance to individualized treatment according to each patient’s goals. She wants to help patients understand and manage their pain to be free from it ultimately. Her treatment techniques include exercise prescription, education, manual therapy, tissue massage, taping and concussion rehabilitation strategies.

Sarah enjoys being a lifelong learner. She pursued her interest in climbing injuries by taking a course with Jared Vagy, the Climbing Doctor. Sarah also received her level one course with the Runner’s clinic. She can prevent and treat running injuries with many tools, including assessing the running pattern per video. She has also completed the Complete Concussion Mangement Course. Since completing these credentials, she has treated and worked with many climbers and runners of all levels.

Sarah’s passion for the outdoors is what brings her to Squamish. She likes to climb, backcountry ski, run and hike in her free time. Sarah is also fluent in French.

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Claire is a Registered Physiotherapist with a Master’s of Physical Therapy from Queen’s University (2014). She has a special interest in orthopaedics and sports injury rehab, using a combination of manual therapy, dry needling/acupuncture and individualized exercises to help you reach your goals. Her treatment approach is grounded in listening, educating and empowering her patients.

Claire enjoys treating a variety of conditions, ages and activity levels, from acute sport injuries, to the aches and pains that creep up out of nowhere. She has continued her education through extensive post-graduate training in Advanced Orthopaedic Manual & Manipulative Physiotherapy through the Canadian Physiotherapy Association (Level 3) and has advanced training in the treatment of hip & low back pain, pregnancy related pelvic girdle pain, running related injuries, scoliosis management, shoulder injuries and TMJ dysfunction.

Claire also has a special interest in pelvic floor rehabilitation. Being a mom of two littles herself, she understands some of the challenges one may experience related to pregnancy and the postpartum journey. Combining her experience as an orthopaedic and pelvic floor physiotherapist, Claire is able to help women prepare, empower and thrive throughout all stages of life.

Once a competitive cross country skier and biathlete at a national level, Claire knows the importance of physiotherapy for injury prevention and rehab. When not in the clinic, Claire can be found trail running, cross country skiing, biking, snowboarding, playing soccer and chasing after her two daughters.

Claire accepts direct billing to most insurance companies, ICBC and WorkSafeBC. Check out her website to find out more at clairemcdonaldphysiotherapy.com

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Alex attended Acadia University in Nova Scotia, where she received her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology. However, she is a BC girl through and through, returning to her home town after her time on the east coast. She started teaching preschool in Victoria. Completing her Early Childhood Educator accreditation in 2008. Through teaching in a wide variety of settings, she developed a confident, research-based practice.

Alex retrained as an RMT in 2017 with Okanagan Valley College of Massage therapy. Blending lessons learned from watching children play, Alex now finds ways to connect with the body through curiosity and joy and presence.

She encourages exploration of the root of the issue being addressed. Helping clients find the different systems attached to it and the pathways and movements that could be contributing to the problem. She helps clients find a way to reverse engineer the issue, through postural awareness, stretch, and strength. Employing a client centered approach in both treatment and designing effective homecare systems. She focuses on using clear communication to explore the client’s treatment goals, empowering and educating them to find relief.

She has been building a treatment style around re-programming habitual neural pathways and directed awareness to address imbalanced patterns. Her practice focuses on passive motions to repattern proprioceptive pathways using a combination deep broad pressure and rocking movements. She aims to have every client feel, heard, and seen and empowered to find relief and relaxation.

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Rachel Richards, BA(Hons.) MPT, CAFCI, Registered Physiotherapist:

Offers comprehensive functional approach to assessment and treatment of orthopaedic issues and pelvic floor.

Direct Billing available for ICBC, Medavie Blue Cross, Pacific Blue Cross, SunLife and plans under Telus Health that enable direct billing by the service provider.

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Dr. Rylee Stephens graduated from the University of Calgary’s Kinesiology program followed by grad school in Portland, Oregon where she completed her Master’s of Science in Sports Medicine degree and Doctor of Chiropractic degree cum laude from the University of Western States.

She has additional training in hands on therapy (Active Release Technique, Graston, Rock Tape, Clinical Neurodynamic Solutions), functional movement assessments (FMS, SFMA, DNS), exercise prescription, pre and postnatal care, paediatric care, breastfeeding support, craniosacral therapy, & concussion treatment and management and is currently completing a sports residency program through the RCCSS(C).

She has worked with athletes, teams and sporting events throughout Oregon, Washington and British Columbia and has published work on diaphragmatic breathing and balance. She is a certified sport’s first responder.

Rylee believes in a hands-on, patient centered approach to care and treats musculoskeletal conditions from head to toe.

Her treatment approach utilizes appropriate joint manipulation, soft tissue therapy and strength and condition to improve functional biomechanics with the end goal of getting patients pain-free and back to enjoying their favorite activities. Rylee loves to work with patients of all ages and activity levels.

In her spare time, you will find Rylee skiing, biking, hiking running or paddle boarding, usually with two kids and dog leading the way!

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Kim has over 20 years experience doing a variety of therapeutic massage modalities as a body worker in various spa’s around the world with a majority of time spent on BC’s West Coast. In 2018 she returned to school and graduated with Honours from MH Vicars School of Massage Therapy and obtained her Registered Massage Therapist (RMT) designation with the College of Massage Therapists of BC. Kim has completed several levels of Cranio-Sacral Therapy training with Upledger Institute and has taken courses in Cranial Fascial Techniques, Biodynamic Myofascial Mobilization, TMJ Techniques and is currently studying the European Style of Manual Osteopathy in Vancouver.

She takes a whole-body approach and blends a variety of gentle non-invasive therapeutic techniques that work on a deep fascial level into her treatments and uses the least amount of force needed to obtain tissue change. Some of the techniques include: Myofascial Release, Biodynamic Myofascial Mobilization, Cranial Sacral & Fascial Therapy, Joint Mobilizations, Trigger Point Therapy, Muscle Energy Technique and Intra-oral TMJ techniques.

Kim is passionate about assessing each clients’ individual needs and treating them to assist in achieving greater mobility, decreased pain and to restore balance in their body to contribute to their quality of life and help them get back to doing the activities they love.

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Rahel first pursued Massage Therapy with the aim of finding a career where she could make a personal impact on people’s emotional and physical well-being. She also wanted to deepen her understanding of human anatomy and how the body can heal from past traumas.

In 2017, Rahel graduated from the West Coast College of Massage Therapy in Victoria, gaining new insights into the intrinsic nature and interconnectedness of the human body. She has been excited to put her skills to use and create her own unique style of massage therapy along the way.

Rahel incorporates deep Swedish massage combined with passive and active stretching in most of her treatments. She believes that movement, exercises, and stretching effectively address various muscle-skeletal issues. Her massages are a harmonious blend of therapeutic and relaxing, with a smooth flow between movements. She combines fascial, Swedish, passive range of motion, and trigger point techniques to provide personalized care. She also places a strong emphasis on home care.

For her gentler relaxation massages, Rahel recognizes the importance of treating the entire body and providing a space for rest. She brings a calming presence and heartfelt effort to every session.

In her free time, Rahel enjoys painting, reading, exploring the outdoors for artistic inspiration, and rock climbing.

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James has 30 years of care giving experience for individuals, couples, and groups, collaboratively addressing life’s challenges to gradually grow by making sense of painful experiences. James considers it a privilege to walk alongside people facing internal and interpersonal adversity because life can throw us into confusion, which brings us to a place of seeking clarity through curiosity and compassion. James believes that collaboratively the client and counsellor can create a warm connection for healing, hope, and wholeness.

Service areas include stress management, anxiety, depression, anger, grief, trauma, addiction, relationship challenges or conflict (couples / family), pre-engagement, pre-partnering or marriage, mediated/planned separation and divorce, life transitions, as well as personal and spiritual development.

Appointments are available for individuals, couples, and families/groups.

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Alison is a graduate of the Acupuncture Program at the International College of TCM in Vancouver. She is a registered acupuncturist with a wide range of certifications and qualifications. She began her education with a degree in Health Sciences at SFU, then went on to study yoga, meditation, and breathing techniques. Alison has a Massage Therapy Certification from the Vancouver School of Healing Arts and works as a Massage Therapist at the Scandinave Spa in Whistler.

Having completed extensive training in both acupuncture and massage therapy, Alison is able to offer a unique and highly personalized approach to healthcare. She draws on a wide range of techniques, including Traditional Chinese Medicine acupuncture, cupping, gua sha, moxibustion, as well as massage, to create tailored treatment plans that are designed to address each individuals’ specific needs.

Alison has a passion for continuing education and is currently enrolled in Matt Calliston’s prestigious Sports Medicine Acupuncture program in San Diego. This certification program is over 270 hours of advanced Sports Medicine Acupuncture training that includes many successful integrative Eastern and Western approaches and is designed to provide the highest level of instruction in the assessment, diagnosis and treatment of musculoskeletal pain. The inspiration to study acupuncture came from her own experience with the personal healing benefits of Traditional Chinese Medicine. She is excited to offer a compassionate, caring, and healing treatment to maintain balance and harmony in the mind, body and soul. When not in the clinic, she enjoys hiking, snowboarding, climbing, and exploring all of the beauty Squamish has to offer with her children.

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Dr. Wheaton is a graduate of the 5 year Dr.TCM program from the International College of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Vancouver, BC. Her studies included training in the 5 branches of Chinese medicine; acupuncture, herbal medicine, Tui na (massage), diet therapy and Qi gong. During her 5th year internship, she was fortunate to travel to the renowned China Medical University Hospital in Taiwan. There she followed many accomplished doctors and witnessed a remarkable integration of Chinese and Western medicine in patient care. This experience inspired a journey to pursue additional postgraduate training in allergies/asthma, inflammatory diseases, and a postgraduate diploma in Dermatology under the instruction of Mazin Al-Khafaji, a world leader in both Traditional and Modern Chinese Medicine. With her diploma in Dermatology, Dr. Wheaton has become a member of the International Traditional Chinese Medicine Dermatology Association (ITCMDA). Dr. Wheaton has also completed programs in Western Herbology and Nutrition Practitioner in order to offer these adjunct therapies within her practice. She is always working to deepen her understanding of Chinese medicine and refine her skill set. Her areas of study include, Women’s health, pre and postnatal care, pediatrics, neuropuncture, and the classics.

Dr. Wheaton’s approach is always one of compassion, as she takes into consideration the whole person and the many influences that contribute to their current health. She strives not only to eliminate symptoms, but to treat the underlying cause, and in doing so, helps to increase the body’s overall function and vitality. It gives Dr. Wheaton great joy to see Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture change so many lives and she is looking forward to being a part of your path towards optimal health. She is happy to accept new patients and has a general practice with clinical focus in dermatology, women’s health, obstetrics and pediatrics.

When Melissa is not in the clinic she enjoys spending time on the trails biking, hiking, skiing and climbing. In the summer you can find her working in her garden where she enjoys growing many local and Chinese medicinal herbs

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She has many clinical interests within her general family practice, such as, digestive disorders, stress, burnout, adrenal fatigue, endocrine system disorders (thyroid dysfunction, diabetes), and women’s health.

Dr Wrenshall is a strong proponent of preventative healthcare and follows the Naturopathic principles of doctor as teacher, where the focus is on treating the whole person to find the root of disease. Following this paradigm, she implements individual treatment plans for each person. She strives to restore health through supporting the body’s innate healing mechanisms that are present within every individual. Through education and guidance, Dr. Wrenshall empowers people to achieve their true health potential.

In clinic, Dr. Wrenshall gathers information from each patient’s history, physical exam, and laboratory test (when required) to help determine treatment needs. Laboratory testing may include, blood testing, food allergy testing, urinalysis, genetic testing, digestive and endocrine profiles (thyroid, hormones and adrenal panels), and stool samples.

Dr Wrenshall combines a variety of therapies within her treatment plans that are specific to each patient. These therapies can include, Intravenous Nutritional Therapy, Mesotherapy, Physical Medicine, Clinical Nutrition, Botanical Medicine, Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture, Hydrotherapy, Lifestyle Counseling, and Prescriptive Authority.

Dr. Wrenshall is board-certified to perform the following advanced therapies: Acupuncture, Advanced Injection Therapies / IVs, and Prescriptive Authority, and is licensed by the College of Naturopathic Physicians of British Columbia. She is currently a member of good standing with the Canadian Association of Naturopathic Doctors and the British Columbia Naturopathic Association.

In her spare time, Dr. Wrenshall draws her inspiration and energy from all things outdoorsy and enjoys life’s precious moments spent with her children Maple and Diego, husband Roderick and one rambunctious but loveable Old English Sheepdog, Mr. Footz.

Dr. Wrenshall welcomes both new and returning patients and looks forward to helping you achieve your true health potential!

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