Bryce was born in Portland, Oregon and grew up mostly in Montana before moving to Bismarck to attend University of Mary where he received his doctorate in Physical Therapy. He lives in Bismarck with his wife Amber and has 3 children Brylee, Briggs, and Lynden. They enjoy getting outside whenever the weather cooperates for walks, bike rides, and getting on the river with friends. He enjoys weightlifting and golf is his favorite sport to play, even if his scores seem to get worse each year.

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He has worked in a wide variety of settings such as early intervention pediatrics, outpatient orthopedics, acute and long-term care. His primary focus has been in long-term care striving to successfully get patients back home as able, pain-free, and to their highest level of function.

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He has extensive experience treating and preventing overuse injuries, building power and stability with sport-specific movement and reducing impairments related to neurological conditions, such as Parkinson’s Disease, CVA, MS, and spinal cord injuries for improved function and independence.