Tyler Allen
He/Him
- BSc Kinesiology, University of Waterloo
- MSc Physiotherapy (PT), McMaster University
- Physiotherapist
- Born in Brampton, Ontario
Tyler is passionate about getting to know each individual he works with so that he can understand what’s important to them. He is excited to build a relationship with strong collaboration to meet each client’s personalized goals.
Tyler is committed to open and honest communication to allow for clear patient education. Ensuring the client understands their own pain/dysfunction picture is his top priority. Working with clients of all ages (1 month to 102 years!) and backgrounds has allowed Tyler to gain a better understanding of the variety and complexity of all physiotherapy needs.
Tyler has worked with orthopedic surgeons providing complex post-surgical physiotherapy. He has treated many professional athletes, even more weekend warriors, and hundreds of everyday people since his career began in 2015.
Since obtaining his physiotherapy degree from McMaster University, Tyler has returned to McMaster to teach various labs in the physiotherapy program. Tyler values personal and professional development and spends much of his free time learning about the human body, the brain, and why we hurt (or don’t hurt!) (that said, he does sprinkle in a sci-fi/fantasy novel here and there).
Cats or dogs? Dogs.
Something from your bucket list: Watch Manchester United play at Old Trafford (Achieved Spring 2019!!)
Fanciest meal you’ve ever cooked? KD and hot dogs, but I used our fine China
Do you have any kids? One – Charlie. He’s perfect.
Last book you read? A Darker Shade of Magic – V.E. Schwab
Most useless talent you have? Spinning a pen around my thumb
What 3 things are you bringing with you, stranded on a desert island? Soccer ball (hey Wilson!), my laptop, my pillow (I’ve had it since I was a kid and still use it)
Favourite midnight snack? Peanut Butter Foldover
In your high school yearbook, you won/would have won…? Most likely to marry their high school sweetheart. (Married 7 years and counting!)
What song would play every time you enter a room? Futures – Jimmy Eat World
"Success is no accident. It is hard work, perseverance, learning, studying, sacrifice, and most of all, love of what you are doing or learning to do."
Pele