Tyler is a native Coloradoan who grew up in Fort Collins before moving to Steamboat Springs in high school. He attended Colorado State University where he received his Bachelor of Science degree in Health and Exercise Science, with a concentration in Sports Medicine. He continued to graduate school at the University of Washington in Seattle, where he received his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree in 2013. Tyler enjoys treating all conditions, but has a main passion with treating vestibular disorders, concussions, cervical dysfunction, and balance. He has received advanced training in Postural Restoration (PRI), vestibular education, and various orthopedic courses. When Tyler is not working his job is being Active Dad. He enjoys playing golf, pickup basketball, city softball leagues, watching sports, skiing, and playing board games/video games with friends. He and his wife, Bailey (Biostatistics Professor at CU Anschutz) have three kids. Oldest son Hugh (5) loves playing anything with a ball, middle daughter Noelani (3) loves chasing her brother around doing anything he is doing, and youngest daughter Lorelei (8 months) observes everything people are doing living in a constant state of happiness. He also has two cats that are getting up in age and only want to lie around and get pet. He wants people to get better and thoroughly enjoys helping them on that journey.