Meet Our Team
Our skilled team brings a wide range of expertise and a shared commitment to improving your health and well-being. Each of our physiotherapists is dedicated to providing a personalized care plan designed to support and guide you through your rehabilitation journey.
Kelly Weeks (Kennedy)
Owner/Director
BScPT, B.Sc, Gunn IMS
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​Kelly obtained her Physiotherapy degree from the University of Alberta in 2001. Over the years, she has pursued numerous courses, achieving her Intermediate Examination in Orthopedic Manipulative Therapy, and is certified in spinal and peripheral manipulation, Intramuscular Stimulation (IMS)/dry needling, and concussion rehabilitation (Level 2 Shift Concussion Management). She has a keen interest in assessing and treating vertigo and dizziness disorders, having trained at Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia. A former swimmer for 14 years, Kelly has developed a deep passion for sports and competition, and she enjoys swimming, hiking, cross-country skiing, paddleboarding, and cheering on her kids in sport climbing and volleyball.
Cam Kuzyk
Owner/Director
BScPT, Gunn IMS
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​Cam graduated from the University of Alberta with a physiotherapy degree in 2003. He has since attended a variety of courses and become certified to perform spinal and peripheral joint manipulation, Intramuscular Stimulation (IMS)/dry needling, prescribe diagnostic imaging, and has specialized training to assess and treat concussions and vestibular problems. Cam has a strong passion for hockey and all injuries associated with high impact sports including concussions. He played 5 years for the U of A Golden Bears hockey team while attending university and cherished being a student athlete. He loves working with all competitors and was fortunate to work abroad with professional rugby players in Australia shortly after graduation. He now spends all his extra time coaching and parenting his 3 amazing kids.
​Tayo Ogunlola
Owner/Director
BScPT, CAFCI, Gunn IMS
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Tayo graduated from University of Alberta in 2003 and immediately began his working career in private practice orthopedics. His post-graduate certifications include Acupuncture, Intramuscular Stimulation IMS/dry needling, spinal and peripheral joint manipulation, concussion and vestibular rehabilitation and diagnostic imaging ordering privileges. As is often the case with physiotherapists, Tayo spent a lot of time in physiotherapy as a young athlete rehabbing from multiple shoulder dislocations and ultimately surgery. He transitioned from a young hockey player to long jumper and now recreational runner/gym rat. When not at the clinic , Tayo can be found chasing his 2 young kids and 2 dogs.
James Duke
DPT
James first joined the Parkland Rehab family in 2010 as a Physiotherapy Aide. He completed his Kinesiology degree at the University of Alberta before traveling down under to the Gold Coast of Australia to complete his Doctor of Physiotherapy Degree in 2019 at Bond University. James' passion to get his patients moving and help them live pain free lives comes from his love of sports. He enjoys biking the paths of the river valley, playing baseball, skating and skiing. His treatments incorporate a variety of approaches including manual therapy, dry needling and individualized exercise programs. James also runs our hydrotherapy program in the TLC pool on Tuesday and Thursday mornings.
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Abby Menzies
MScPT
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A Stony Plain local, Abby earned her Bachelor of Kinesiology and Master of Science in Physical Therapy from the University of Alberta, graduating in December 2021. She has since worked exclusively in private practice, treating elite athletes, weekend warriors, and the general population.
Certified in dry needling and spinal manipulation, Abby has also pursued further education in powerlifting, strength training, and biomechanics. In 2024, she spent a year working in the Gold Coast, Australia, completing specialized headache training in the Watson Headache® Technique and earning her Reformer Pilates Instructor certification in Byron Bay.
Her treatment approach blends hands-on techniques with individualized exercise prescriptions for both acute and chronic injuries. Outside the clinic, Abby stays active with Pilates, strength training, running, hiking, and playing tennis and volleyball. ​​
Kerri Mathews
MScPT
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Kerri joined the Parkland Rehab team in December of 2022 after completing her Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology and Health in Ontario and her Masters of Physical Therapy at the University of Alberta. Throughout her life she has played multiple sports including college volleyball while completing her undergraduate degree. Like many others in our profession Kerri experienced sports injuries which guided her towards her career in Physiotherapy and her goal to help others in achieving a healthy active lifestyle. She continues to enjoy spending time in the gym, running, snowboarding and hiking.
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Kendra Digness
MScPT
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Kendra has been a part of the Parkland Rehab team for many years. She started as a Physiotherapy aide before completing her Bachelor of Kinesiology and Masters of Science in Physical Therapy at the University of Alberta and now joining the Physiotherapy team in December 2023. Kendra competed at the national level in figure skating singles and pairs for over 10 years where she sustained several injuries which inspired her to help others overcome their own injuries and challenges to reach their goals. Kendra loves to stay active through various physical activities such as going to the gym, skiing, hiking, and indoor climbing.
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Jordan Bennett
MScPT
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Jordan joined the team at Parkland Rehab in December of 2023 after completing his Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology and Masters of Science in Physical therapy, both at the University of Alberta. Born & raised in Spruce Grove, Jordan attended Parkland Rehab as a patient for various injuries, which is where his dream of becoming a physical therapist was born. Jordan is dedicated to working with people to help then feel and move better. Away from the clinic, Jordan can found mountain biking, backpacking, cheering for the Oilers or birdwatching in the Spruce Grove trails.
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Ryan Lindstrom
MScPT
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Ryan joined the Parkland Rehab team in November of 2024, bringing a passion for both sports and helping others to his role. Ryan graduated from the University of British Columbia in 2019 with a Bachelors of Human Kinetics degree, and followed up by completing his Masters of Physical Therapy at the University of Alberta in 2022. Growing up as a dedicated lacrosse player, football player, and weightlifter, Ryan's personal experience with sports injuries sparked his interest in the field of physiotherapy. He is deeply invested in helping individuals recover from injuries and return to their full activities through personalized care and treatment plans. Outside the clinic, Ryan enjoys participating in various recreational sports, as well as competitive lacrosse and powerlifting/bodybuilding.
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