Dr. Ryan Larson graduated from the University College of the Fraser Valley and Simon Fraser University in 2002. He continued his studies at the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College , graduating in 2007.
He is a passionate sports enthusiast and outdoorsman. Ryan rowed for the UCFV Men's eight, four and quad teams as stroke and also played CMCC men's B-hockey team.
Dr. Ryan was the first student to participate in a chiropractic internship at St. Michael's Hospital in Toronto . He intends on completing post graduate continuing education courses in Active Release Technique, functional rehabilitation and medical acupuncture. Dr. Ryan uses a combination of chiropractic manipulation, muscle release therapy, stretching, and exercise and nutrition recommendations in his approach to patient care.

Dr. Robin Walsh has been with The Goldsworthy Chiropractic and Wellness Centre since January of 2006. Robin was born and raised in Waterloo, Ontario. Her undergraduate studies were at the University of Guelph, where she earned her BA Sc in Nutrition. After earning her degree at Guelph, she enrolled in the 4-year Naturopathic Medicine program at the Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine in Toronto, Ontario. In May 2003 Robin graduated from CCNM, earning her Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine (ND) degree and is also a member of the Association of Perinatal Naturopathic Doctors (APND). While Robin treats a wide variety of conditions, her focus is based in nutritional counselling, food sensitivities, woman's health and pediatrics. In her free time, Robin is an avid runner and also competes on the Ontario Equestrian show circuit, where she was the Provincial Champion in 1998.

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Kyle Devitt graduated from the D'arcy Lane Institute in London in 1998. Since that time he has been practicing massage therapy in Waterloo. From 1998-2000, he was on the medical staff for the Laurier Men's Varsity Hockey Team. Kyle has taken post-graduate courses since being in practice. He has chosen to specialize in pregnancy massage, myofascial release, and manual lymph drainage. In his spare time Kyle loves playing hockey.

Pam Gingrich graduated from the Canadian College of Massage Therapy with honours and joined the Goldsworthy team in March 2007.
Pam treats a variety of conditions such as repetitive strain injuries, "office posture" tenderness, sports injuries and pregnancy discomfort. Her style could be described as "firm pressure with a compassionate ear".
Pam enjoys traveling and keeping fit in her spare time.

Tara Blain has been with The Goldsworthy Chiropractic and Wellness Centre since she graduated from The Shiatsu School of Canada Inc. in 2002. The school is a recognized institution of higher learning in Toronto that features a comprehensive program comparable to those offered in Japan. Tara also works at a Mississauga physiotherapy clinic where she treats clients in varying stages of recovery.
As a Certified Shiatsu Therapist (CST) she is a member of The Shiatsu Therapy Association of Ontario, which requires applicants to write an intensive entrance exam based on Western medicine, Eastern medicine, and practical applications.
Tara studied Chinese as well as Japanese acupuncture and graduated in June of 2005. As a member in good standing of the Canadian Society of Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture she is entitled to use the designation Ac (Acupuncturist) after her name.
She is a firm believer in continuing education and has plans to take future courses in cosmetic acupuncture, aromatherapy and herbology.

Betty Ann Schnurr is a Certified Kinesiologist and Registered Rehabilitation Professional. She graduated from the University of Waterloo in 1986. Here at Goldsworthy Wellness, she specializes in Return to Work Coordination for injured employees, Ergonomics, Exercise Programs, Functional Abilities Evaluations and Injury Management. For the past 10 years as a consultant, she has been providing a broad scope of Rehabilitation and Kinesiology services referred by insurance companies, employers, WSIB, and private individuals. She has been very successful in helping people with back injury, chronic pain, acquired brain injury, and other orthopedic conditions to improve their level of functioning, and to return to work or function more independently in their home and community. Betty Ann competed as a middle distance track athlete at the National level while in University, and stays active now with many outdoorsy recreational activities, such as jogging, mountain biking, skiing, and sailing.