Randall Cyrenne graduated from the University of Saskatchewan in 1993. He first worked in Florida for five years, in mostly stroke and spinal cord rehabilitation, as well as having managed departments. After returning to Canada in 1999, he began working at Armstrong Physiotherapy, and since then has focused on treating musculo-skeletal injuries. He enjoys seeing a wide variety of patients, having treated everyone from newborns to seniors in a single day. He especially appreciates the opportunity to meet patients dealing with chronic pain, unusual conditions, or difficult-to-diagnose problems. His patients typically can expect manual therapy, but also education and instruction in movement, posture, and home exercises. Randall’s training since graduation has included courses in orthopedics, vertigo and balance issues, mobilization of the nervous system, myofascial release, movement impairment syndromes, pain science, and clinical reasoning. Outside of the clinic, Randall enjoys cycling (including to and from work), reading, travel, and his home theatre. His greatest joy comes with the raising of his two children, alongside his wife of over twenty years. He also writes and edits articles on popular culture.
Taylor completed her undergraduate degree at the University of Regina, graduating with a Kinesiology degree in 2020. After working as an exercise therapist for 3 years, she went on to complete her Masters of Physical Therapy at the University of Saskatchewan in 2025. Taylor is excited to be starting her career in orthopedics. She enjoys working with people of all ages, and puts her kind and caring nature into all of her treatment sessions.
Taylor grew up in northern Saskatchewan and Manitoba, and while she is a northern girl at heart, she has been living in Saskatoon for 6 years and is starting to call it her home! Outside the clinic, you can find Taylor enjoying the outdoors or keeping active. Taylor is a passionate baker and is always trying out a new recipe to share with her friends and family.
