Brodie Jackson is a highly experienced and versatile kinesiologist specializing in musculoskeletal rehabilitation, neurological therapy, and performance optimization. He holds a Bachelor of Physical Education and Coaching with a specialization in Kinesiology and a Business Management minor from Douglas College. A registered member of the British Columbia Association of Kinesiologists (BCAK), Brodie has worked in multidisciplinary rehabilitation clinics since 2017.

Brodie delivers comprehensive care to a diverse population, ranging from individuals recovering from orthopedic injuries to clients managing chronic neurological conditions. His clinical scope includes active rehabilitation, concussion and vestibular therapy, chronic pain management, fall prevention, return-to-work programs, and athletic performance enhancement. He is certified in Concussion Management, Vestibular Rehabilitation, Soft Tissue Release (STR), Massage Cupping, and Graston Technique, integrating this into his treatment approach when appropriate.

In the neurological space, Brodie has extensive experience treating clients with concussion, mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI), balance and gait impairments, Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis, and post-stroke deficits. He is PoNS-certified and trained in both cognitive and motor rehabilitation, with a strong focus on restoring functional independence and reintegrating clients into daily activities, work, and sport.

Brodie is equally skilled in occupational health services, offering return-to-work planning, ergonomic assessments, functional capacity evaluations (FCEs), and job site visits. His ability to collaborate with case managers, physicians, and other allied health professionals ensures clear communication, effective reporting, and a coordinated path toward client goals.

With a strong foundation in exercise science and a background in high-performance sport, Brodie brings a unique blend of clinical precision and athletic insight to his practice. He designs evidence-based, individualized programs that focus on movement quality, strength development, and long-term resilience. Whether working with children, seniors, or elite athletes, he maintains a client-centered, outcome-driven approach.

Outside of the clinic, Brodie continues to live the principles he teaches by remaining active through strength training, ice hockey, and international-level ball hockey competition. His passion for movement, health, and performance carries through every aspect of his professional practice.