Riley O'Connor
Kinesiology
- musculoskeletal rehabilitation for joint and muscle injuries.
- movement assessment and movement quality re-education.
- exercise prescription for strength and functional recovery.
- manual therapy for mobility and pain reduction.
- post-injury and post-surgical physical reconditioning.
- return-to-sport recovery and return-to-activity planning.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
Physiotherapy
- Patient education and self-management strategies.
- Prescribing tailored exercises for recovery.
- Hands-on manual therapy techniques.
- Evidence-based approaches for patient care.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
The Therapeutic Collective
11979 224 Street, Maple Ridge, BC, V2X 6B4
Riley O’Connor MScPT, BScKin, is a registered Physiotherapist and Kinesiologist. He is an active, empathetic listener who uses an evidence-based approach that integrates the best available research, patient values, and clinical experience. He emphasizes patient education, exercise prescription, manual therapy, and behaviour and lifestyle changes in his treatments. Riley completed his Masters of Physiotherapy in 2022 at the University of Brighton and his Bachelor’s of Science in Kinesiology from Simon Fraser University in 2016. He has experience as an Kinesiologist, Athletic Trainer for local and collegiate athletes, ICBC claimants, and a professional training coach for the general population. Riley lives in Maple Ridge and enjoys hiking, fishing, camping, making music, cooking, gardening, exercising (sports, weightlifting, biking among many others), and reading.
Kinesiology
Kinesiology helps relieve issues that cause imbalances. Using this, it addresses stress, nutrition, and even minor disorders. Improving the natural movements of the body and its tissues aim to accelerate the body's healing process, facilitating recovery.
Physiotherapy
Please select this option for your first initial physio treatment to the clinic, if you are coming back to the clinic with a new concern, or if it has been more than 6 months since your last appointment. Our Physiotherapist needs some extra time to make sure they have all the information needed to treat you appropriately.