Sean DeVarennes

Specializes in: Sports Medicine, Ice Hockey/Soccer, Orthopedic rehabilitation, Post Operation, Sports Nutrition, Concussions

Dr. DeVarennes graduated from Marymount University earning a Doctorate in Physical Therapy from 2021-2024. During his time as a student, he worked closely with the Reston Raiders hockey program, ranging from U12 to U19 boys and girls’ hockey teams, and volunteered with the Old Glory Rugby medical team and with the Washington Capitals development and training camps with performance testing and movement screening.

Dr. DeVarennes has been involved in ice hockey for most of his life, starting with playing competitive hockey in New Brunswick, Canada, and finishing his career playing ACHA Division I hockey at Mercyhurst University from 2014-2018 where he earned a Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science with a minor in Public Health and Psychology. From there, he returned home to Canada to work full-time as a Strength and Conditioning Specialist & Sports nutritionist in the private sector, working with athletes across all age spans with Ice hockey, soccer and baseball with sports performance and injury prevention programs and screening for 4 years. Before returning to Stateside to pursue Physical Therapy, he worked full-time with both a junior development team and a professional hockey team in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey Team as a Strength Coach, Kinesiologist and Sports Nutritionist.

Areas of specialties include return to sport/injury prevention and high performance, particularly with athletes and active population. The blend of Strength and Conditioning with a Physical Therapy background gives patients a unique approach to their rehabilitation practice.

Currently, Dr. DeVarennes continues to help coach Reston Raiders hockey teams off-ice while pursuing his specialization in sports concussions.

In his free time, Dr. DeVarennes likes to go hiking and explore new places to eat around the world with his wife.