About Dr. Tiff

Hi, I’m Dr. Tiff Flynn-Locke. I’m a chiropractor, clinical educator, and lifelong student of leadership, learning, and human development. My work is built on two inter-connected pathways…

Clinical Rehabilitation

My clinical work focuses on helping people recover from complex injuries.. concussion, vestibular, TMJ, neck, low back and movement related challenges.

Over the last 14 years, I’ve pursued advanced training in:

• Post-concussion Rehabilitation

• Vestibular Rehabilitation

• TMJ Rehabilitation

• Vision Rehabilitation

• Functional Range Conditioning (FRC®)

• Functional Range Release (FR®)

• Functional Range Assessment (FRA®)

• Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization (DNS)

• Advanced Neck Pain & Treatment (APT)

• Low Back/Neck Spinal Triage with Dr. Hamilton Hall

• KettleBell Science (Somatic Senses Education)

I’ve had the privilege of learning from leading clinical rehabilitation experts across disciplines including phsyiotherpay, chiropractic, movement science and human performance. I continue to approach clinical care with curiosity, collaboration, and practical problem solving.

For a full overview of my clinical background, certifications, and services, please visit the Cedar Suite clinic page.

Leadership, Learning & Human Performance

The flip side of my work, Curiously Coordinated, started as a lifelong passion for learning and leadership. Growing up as a farm/swim club kid. I was always driven to play, swim, lifeguard, do farm work, and it is those essential early learning lessons that taught me the value about teamwork, collaboration, resilience, leadership.

Behind the scenes and what many people didn’t see was that I also learning to adapt to some challenges. I was diagnosed with a learning disability in memory(in University), ADHD (Innatentive), Autism Spectrum Disorder, and Binocular Vision Dysfunction. This was the spark to use my brain in a different way and I was steered towards nonlinear thinking, pattern recognition, creativity, movement, and big-picture connections rather than traditional academic structures. I was curious about how things connected, how people adapted, and about learning, resilience, and human potential.

Today, my work continues to evolve through workshops, speaking, educational experiences, and interdisciplinary collaboration focused on leadership, adaptability, nervous system awareness, movement, performance, communication, human connection, learning, creativity, recovery, resilience, and real-world function

So whether you’re here as a patient, clinician, coach, leader, educator, athlete, parent, or simply someone trying to better understand themselves…just remember…

We are all learning
We are all recovering
We are all trying to find …

Ways to move through challenge, uncertainty, work, leadership, and life

You’re invited to develop a newer version of yourself…