Meet Your Provider

 

Dr. Tanice Kitchener,  PT,  DPT, OCS

Founder, Physical Therapist

 

Education

  • Doctor of Physical Therapy

  • Bachelor of Science

Professional Passions

Dr. Tanice enjoys helping clients overcome orthopedic musculoskeletal pain and pelvic floor related challenges using many tools including visual ultrasound, personalized exercise, manual therapy, dry needling, orthopedic cupping, and more.

Subspecialties

  • Pregnancy and Postpartum

  • Oncological disease (cancer)

  • Mastectomy/Reconstruction

  • Non-Orthopedic surgeries which may lead to pain and movement disorders

  • Upper Extremity Lymphedema


Personal Passions

Born and raised in Colorado, Tanice has a passion for travel and being outdoors. Biking, skiing, snowboarding, waterskiing, river running, sledding, hiking...anything outdoors brings her peace.  She is grateful to have a career helping others move in nature in their own chosen way.

If Tanice has not had the pleasure of working with you yet, please give her a call at (970) 340-2444 to schedule your evaluation and first treatment. She truly looks forward to meeting you!

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Continuing Education

The more that we learn, the more effectively and efficiently we can serve our clients in their quest to improve their quality of life. Tanice and Caitlyn are both board certified orthopedic specialists (“OCS”) . This is no small feat, less than 6.4% of the countries licensed PTs have their OCS (Orthopedic Certified Specialist) certification. To see a list of the specific courses that Tanice has completed, click here


Dr. Caitlyn Tivy, PT, DPT, OCS

Education

 

Education

  • Doctor of Physical Therapy

  • Bachelor of Science

  • Post-Doctoral Orthopedic Residency

Professional Passions

Dr. Caitlyn enjoys working with clients with orthopedic or pelvic health challenges. In addition to being an Orthopedic Certified Specialist, she has completed advanced training in pelvic health. She completed her pelvic floor series and Capstone with the Herman & Wallace Pelvic Rehabilitation Institute.

Caitlyn continues to pursue ongoing training and education in orthopedics and pelvic health. An avid reader of primary literature, she strives to stay up-to-date on the latest research and breakthroughs in rehabilitation science. When she isn’t seeing clients in the clinic, Caitlyn writes extensively for a number of medical education platforms. She specializes in translating complex science into lay language to inform health care consumers and providers alike. Her early career as a biomedical researcher at the National Institutes of Health provides a unique lens for navigating and understanding health based research.

Caitlyn works to provide the highest quality care by combining the latest research, clinical experience, and her client’s unique preferences. She believes firmly in the body’s ability to heal itself when given the correct tools, and she endeavors to empower her clients to take charge of their own healing journey.

Subspecialties

  • Bladder, bowel, and sexual health for people of all genders

  • Certified yoga teacher

Personal Passions

Outside of work, Caitlyn thrives on time spent in nature: she is happiest when she is skiing, ski touring in the backcountry, or exploring on her mountain bike. She also enjoys a yoga as well as a fencing practice. When she can’t be outside, she finds peace by tending her growing houseplant collection. Caitlyn is also a dedicated volunteer for Roaring Fork Fencers Club as well as Sacred cycle, a local nonprofit that promotes healing for survivors of sexual trauma through mountain biking and community.