Tyler grew up in Fargo, ND and graduated from Fargo South High School in 2008. He earned his Bachelor’s degree in Health Sciences from NDSU in 2014 before graduating from the University of Jamestown with his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree in 2017. Tyler enjoys treating patients of all ages in the orthopedic setting and has special interests in neurological rehabilitation and sports rehab. He is certified in the LSVT BIG program for Parkinson’s disease and other neurological conditions, Clinical Weightlifting through ClinicalAthlete, and Dry Needling through the Hobbs Masters Needling Series.

For Tyler, the best part of working at Total Balance is the community. The relationships he’s built with coworkers, patients and gym members over the years have made the North Fargo location feel like a second home.

Tyler’s approach to care goes beyond treating a diagnosis. He focuses on the person behind the pain, whether that’s helping a golfer get back to the course or a grandparent get back on the floor with their grandkids. His goal is to understand what matters most to each individual and help them get back to doing what they love.

He’s especially passionate about helping people build confidence through movement and believes physical therapy can help with just about anything that’s physically holding you back. If PT isn’t the right fit, he’ll help point you in the right direction.

Outside of work, Tyler enjoys spending time at the lake, paddleboarding, fishing, golfing, hiking and spending time outdoors with his dog, Jersey. Before beginning college, he spent two years playing Junior A hockey in Canada and the United States, and he still enjoys staying active through various activities.