Eryn Freeman
Certified Athletic Therapist and Exercise Physiologist.
Eryn specializes in treating and rehabilitating acute and chronic injuries to muscles, bones and joints. She started her business in 2017 in Comox and it has developed into “The Movement Space” working with and within Origin Integrated Health. Eryn also has expanded her team to include Kinesiologists; Kim Jaccard and Stephanie Devonshire and also offers many different movement/rehab classes and workshops in the space.
As an Athletic Therapist, Eryn is trained in hands-on soft tissue treatment, joint mobilization and instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization (IASTM) and often combines these tools with exercise therapy in her sessions to get you back to work, sport or play as soon as possible.
When you come to see Eryn, expect to get a thorough assessment done of your injury or area of concern. You will also learn where your body may have muscular imbalances and how you can become an active participant in your own recovery. Expect to go away with an action plan, which will likely include rehabilitation exercises. Eryn loves to collaborate with other healthcare professionals in the Comox Valley and at Origin. Teamwork really does get people better.
When not at the clinic, Eryn can be found riding her mountain or cross bike, hiking, snowboarding, surfing, kayaking, doing watercolours and enjoying good food and time with her partner and dog.
Education: Bachelor's degree in Athletic and Exercise Therapy with distinctions. Post-grad education courses such as: FRC®, FAKTR, certified Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization (DNS) Exercise Trainer, DNS Yoga, DNS A course and DNS Women’s Health, Kinesio Taping Levels 1&2, Dr. Stuart McGill's "Building the Ultimate Back", as well as Prohealthsys (IASTM) course and others.
Kim Jaccard
Registered Kinesiologist
Kim is a certified Kinesiologist with a degree in Human Kinetics. Kim has a broad range of experience as has worked in clinical, and fitness/rehab environments for many years. She specializes in injury rehabilitation, prevention, tailored exercise prescriptions, sport-specific conditioning, and managing chronic conditions like Osteoarthritis and pain. Kim runs Kinetic Core levels 1+2 and for the Athlete in the Movement space as well as Mobility for Men and classes for women in Perimenopause and Menopause.
Dedicated to lifelong learning, Kim has pursued further education with certifications in Dr. Stuart McGill’s Level 1 Foundation for the Pain-Free Back, Functional Capacity Evaluation, Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization (IASTM), and an introductory course in holistic nutrition. She continues to expand her expertise and has now taken Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization (DNS), and is furthering her education in women’s health.
Kim thrives in collaborative, multidisciplinary environments to optimize her clients' recovery and improve their quality of life. Outside of work, Kim is an outdoor enthusiast who enjoys mountain biking, hiking, trail running, snowboarding, and participating in sports such as field hockey and softball. She is also passionate about strength training and yoga and often spends time with her Golden Retriever, Oakley, on her adventures.
Kolby Koschack
Registered Kinesiologist
Kolby is a Certified Kinesiologist (BCAK) with additional credentials as a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS – NSCA) and Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT‑200). With a Bachelor of Sport and Fitness Leadership specializing in Exercise and Wellness (2016), this background blends clinical expertise with a holistic approach to movement and recovery.
Clients of all ages and abilities benefit from this work—whether recovering from injury, managing chronic conditions, staying strong through midlife, or pursuing athletic performance. Programs are personalized, combining evidence‑based rehabilitation, functional strength training, mobility, and yoga to reduce pain, restore confidence, and improve quality of life.
Every plan begins with a thorough assessment to identify root causes, followed by clear, achievable steps that fit each client’s lifestyle. The goal is simple: to help people move well, live well, and trust their bodies again.
Beyond the clinic, time is spent practicing yoga, strength training, gardening, and exploring nature—pursuits that reflect a passion for balance and holistic wellness. This same passion fuels the commitment to supporting others in feeling strong, steady, and capable in their everyday lives.
Jorden Smith
Athletic Therapist and Registered Kinesiologist
Jorden is a Certified Athletic Therapist, Registered Kinesiologist, and Yoga Teacher with a passion for helping people recover from injury, build resilience, and return to the activities they love.
She specializes in working with clients recovering from nerve injuries, concussions, and motor vehicle accidents (ICBC), as well as providing personal training for all levels—from beginners to competitive athletes. Her approach combines hands-on treatment, individualized exercise programs, and education to support long-term health and injury prevention.
Jorden has completed Neurodynamic Solutions (NDS) Level 1, training focused on evidence-based assessment and treatment of nerve-related injuries, and Osteoporosis Fit Level 1, which provides safe and effective exercise strategies for those with low bone density.
Her background as a competitive surfer, having competed in Queen of the Peak and the Rip Curl Nationals, combined with 8 years of experience as a surf instructor, gives her a unique perspective on the demands of sport and the importance of regaining confidence after injury. Jorden has also worked with Rugby Canada, Camosun College Basketball, the Comox Kickers Rugby Club, and the Castaway Wanderers Rugby Club, supporting athletes at both the community and elite levels.
What sets Jorden apart is her ability to connect with clients, understand their goals, and guide them through every stage of their recovery and performance journey.