“I’ve been seeing Curtis for several sports related injuries (lower back, knee, IT band) over the past year or two. I’ve had nothing but great care. Curtis pays attention to detail, sticks to the goals of the patient and follows up in-between visits. I have learned how to manage pain at home and strengthen my weak links using techniques and every items I already had, no need to purchase expensive gear. I have been able to continue to workout and achieve my fitness goals in large part because of Curtis’ help. I would recommend him to my friend and family (and anyone reading this). ”

“Hi there,

I just wanted to say how impressed I am with Curtis Tait! I’d been getting physiotherapy at another organization for a biking injury and after many visits, had not made much progress. A friend recommended that I see Curtis and I’m so glad I did!

He is knowledgeable, patient, thorough and caring and after a few visits and trying the exercises he recommended, I started to see progress. I went for a few more visits and continued with the exercises and made constant steady progress which brought me to the point I’m at today - being able to work out at the level I was at before my biking injury!

I really like that Curtis focuses on giving the patient exercises they can do on their own instead of just relying on treating the patient during the visit. I also appreciate that he videos the patient doing the exercise while he talks them through it! In the past I’ve had many exercises from physiotherapists that were either “stick men” figures or drawings but it’s hard to remember how to do the actual exercise with these. Having the videos really helped. I also appreciated that Curtis had me run through my workout at the Panorama gym to see how it could be altered to help with my progress. Then he provided an outline of how to increase my workout incrementally. Also he followed up after visits via email to see how I was progressing and if I had any questions.

All of these things add up to one amazing physiotherapist! I’ve recommended Curtis to a friend looking for a physiotherapist and wouldn’t hesitate to recommended him to anyone. He’s the best!

With gratitude,
”

“Hey Curtis,

How are you doing? Hope everything is going well. I just wanted to write and say thank you for really helping me turn things around with my hips during my time at Tall Tree. When I was there I’d been off running for a year, and off judo for 2 years due to my hip pain. During that placement you definitely helped spark a change in the way I thought/think about my hip pain and I started running again, just 6 minutes or so to begin with.

Since then things have progressively ramped up, I was running 4x a week and have done two 21k runs and a 30k run. My hips sometimes give me pain still, but I don’t freak out about it or overthink what might have caused it. While my running has decreased to 1-2x per week, it’s because I started judo again 1.5 months ago and train 4x a week. I’ve also been rock climbing once a week, so I’ll have to join you and the crew on the wall next time I’m in Victoria.

Anyways, I just wanted to say thanks, and that I really appreciate your taking the time to listen to my perspective.”