Health Blog Category: Tillicum Team
Kyle Smith
Kyle approaches each treatment with the belief that no two people are the same. Drawing from his experience in movement, strength, and rehabilitation, he focuses on creating treatments that meet patients where they are.
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Kaleb is a Registered Massage Therapist who brings a grounded, real-world understanding of injury and recovery to his work.
Before entering the healthcare field, Kaleb worked as an electrician. After experiencing a back injury himself, he discovered the impact that a thoughtful, hands-on approach to treatment can have on healing and overall well-being. This experience led him to pursue a career in massage therapy.
Kaleb went on to complete the Registered Massage Therapy program at Camosun College and now practices at Equilibrium’s Eagle Creek and Tillicum clinics, where he focuses on helping patients recover from injury, reduce pain, and return to the activities they enjoy.
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Natalie is a Registered Physiotherapist who is passionate about helping people regain their strength, mobility, and confidence so they can return to the activities they love. She has particular experience supporting patients recovering from motor vehicle accidents, orthopedic injuries, and neurological conditions.
Natalie earned her Master of Physiotherapy in Scotland and went on to practice in the country’s public hospital system (NHS), where she completed clinical rotations in orthopedics, musculoskeletal care, and general medicine.
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Derrick blends relaxation massage, firm therapeutic pressure, and moderate movement techniques to help regulate the nervous system and support recovery from musculoskeletal pain, stress, and injury.
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Zhen Ren is an acupuncturist who takes a calm, thoughtful approach to care, helping patients restore balance and support their body’s natural healing processes.
Her treatments are tailored to each individual, whether the goal is reducing pain, managing stress, improving sleep, or supporting overall well-being. Zhen works with a variety of concerns and focuses on creating a comfortable, relaxing treatment experience where patients can feel at ease.
With a gentle and attentive presence, she aims to help patients feel more connected to their body while supporting both physical and emotional balance.
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Graeme Leggatt, Kinesiologist Victoria BC
Born and raised in Victoria, BC, Graeme Leggatt holds a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from the University of Calgary and is currently pursuing a career in Physiotherapy. He is passionate about supporting people of all abilities in achieving their movement and rehabilitation goals through personalized, evidence-informed care.
As an avid cyclist, rock climber, and skier, Graeme brings a deep understanding of how quality movement supports both daily function and physical performance.
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Kimberley Holmes is a Registered Acupuncturist (R.Ac) at Equilibrium Therapeutics in Victoria, BC. She is a graduate of Pacific Rim College and a licensed member of the College of Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners and Acupuncturists of British Columbia (CTCMA). Kimberley brings a grounded and compassionate approach to acupuncture, offering care at both our Yates Street and Tillicum Road clinics in Victoria.
Her practice focuses on cosmetic acupuncture, Gua Sha, cupping therapy, and Tui Na massage.
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Astrid has 10 years of Manual Osteopathy experience and is a true believer in care and commitment as sources of healing.
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Adam is dedicated to creating personalized treatment plans that empower his clients to get back to being the best versions of themselves.
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Rachel focuses her practice on partnering with clients who are seeking relief from soft tissue orthopedic conditions affecting their active lifestyle.Her preferred treatment style is deep tissue; using slow pace and specific techniques to engage with the deep muscle layers to achieve the desired outcome: decreased trigger point activity, increased range of motion, decreased pain, etc.
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