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(1) Education
- TCM Acupuncture & Herbs Diploma (Vancouver Beijing College of Chinese Medicine)
(2) Certifications
- Registered Acupuncturist (R.Ac)
- Registered Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioner(R.TCM.P)
(3) Areas of Expertise
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Pain Management
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Digestive System
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Insomnia
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Woman’s Health
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Infertility
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Athlete Maintenance
What I bring to the table
Taking into account that each client is unique with conditions that present differently, I am skilled in many acupuncture methods such as palpation by AcuPressure, classic acupuncture, Fu’s Subcutaneous Needling, advanced cupping methods with the goal of providing maximum relief and a better pathway to wellness for the future.
A little backstory
I fell in love with Vancouver when I first visited many years ago and decided to move here to enjoy the seawall and mild weather. Luckily, I was introduced to a Traditional Chinese medicine doctor in my local community who encouraged me and led me to continue my passion for acupuncture and herbal medicine, following the footsteps of my beloved grandfather.
Outside the clinic
When I’m not at the clinic, I enjoy being in the mountains skiing and taking road trips and soaking in the views from coast to coast.
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(1) Education
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(1) Education
- Master of Counselling (City University of Seattle-Vancouver Campus)
(2) Certifications
- Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC)
(3) Areas of Expertise
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Complex Trauma
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Anxiety
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Depression
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Grief and Loss
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Anger
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Chronic Pain
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Life and Career Transitions
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Relationship Concerns and Conflicts
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Sexual Abuse or Assault
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Intimate Partner Violence
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Racial Trauma
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Ancestral and Intergenerational Trauma
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Cultural Identity Struggles
What I bring to the table
My humanity, my deep care for you and for meeting you where you are, my commitment to supporting, advocating for, and honouring you in your explorations and reclamations, as well as everything my body and I have learned and continue to learn from navigating healing and the healing process in relationship and in community.
Some of the approaches and modalities I draw from in my collaboration with you include: somatic, expressive arts, intersectional feminist, animist, narrative, internal family systems, mindfulness, and cognitive behavioural. I am purposeful in integrating rituals in the therapeutic context, especially when accompanying you in your explorations of intergenerational and ancestral healing.
A little backstory
My ancestral name is 棠棠 Tangtang (pronounced as t-ong t-ong), given to me by my great grandfather to mean crabapple blossoms. My ancestral lineages and lands — their histories, realities, and ongoing complexities — continue to inform my learning, unlearning, and relearning in life and in relationships, and as an uninvited settler living on the traditional, ancestral, and stolen Coast Salish territories, including the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish), and səlil̓ilw̓ətaʔɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations.
Outside the clinic
I grow vegetables and give my house plants names, love cooking soups and stews, enjoy discovering nooks and crannies of the world on my bicycle, and will always stop to pet a cat, make art, share food, play a board game, or listen to a story.
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(1) Education
Master of Counselling (City University of Seattle-Vancouver Campu...
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(1) Education
(2) Certifications
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Naturopathic Advanced Life Support (NALS)
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Basic Life Saving (BLS)
- Registrant of the College of Naturopathic Physicians of British Columbia (CNPBC)
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Member of the British Columbia Naturopathic Association (BCNA)
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Member of the Canadian Association of Naturopathic Doctors (CAND)
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Prescriptive Authority
- Advanced injection therapies A & B
(3) Areas of Focus
- CHRONIC PAIN
- WOMEN’S HEALTH
• Menstrual pain
• Hormone imbalance
• Menopause
• PMS / PCOS
• Endometriosis
• Pregnancy support
• Infertility
• Hair loss
• Fatigue
• Low libido
• Anemia
• Acne
• Eczema
• Psoriasis
What I bring to the table
I was always intrigued by movement, nutrition, and the capability of the human body growing up as an athlete. I empower my patients to take control of their health through informed choices based on education of the root causes of their conditions and their internal profiles. In partnership with my patients, we work together to achieve meaningful results.
A little backstory
I grew up on the west coast in North Vancouver with the mountains, mossy forest and rainy days. However, I spent most of my days in an ice rink. I competed at the Canadian National Figure Skating Championships in Ice Dance from 2011 to 2013 but my skating career ended due to chronic groin and low back injury which would alter my life after sport. I struggled to walk, sleep, and do every day activities. Three years later, I ended up in a naturopathic doctors office to work on treating the root cause of my pain. I was so inspired by naturopathic medicine and all it had to offer that I applied to become a naturopathic doctor myself.
Outside the clinic
As a nature lover, I feel most at home hiking in the woods and spending time near the ocean. You may also find me hanging upside down dabbling in acroyoga. Except for Sundays, I will be at the farmers market, buying organic and local ingredients.
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(1) Education
BSc. Biomedical Physiology (Simon Fraser University)
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CJ Fehr MA, CCC – Reistered Clinical Counsellor
CJ works with children, youth, and adults to support emotional well-being, manage anxiety, process trauma, and navigate life’s challenges with more resilience and clarity. Whether through talk therapy, creative expression, or body-based techniques, she creates a safe, supportive space where healing and growth can take root.
Her approach is trauma-informed, attachment-based, and always adapted to each client’s unique needs and developmental stage. She integrates evidence-based modalities such as TF-CBT, sandtray, breathwork, and mindfulness to help clients develop emotional regulation, self-awareness, and practical coping tools.
She supports clients navigating:
• Anxiety, emotional regulation & stress
• Trauma, PTSD & recovery from chronic pain or motor vehicle accidents
• ADHD, autism spectrum support
• Grief & loss, family changes, separation
• Anger, self-harm & behavioural concerns
• Parenting challenges, boundaries & communication
• School issues, peer relationships & social-emotional skills
Education & Credentials
• MA in Counselling Psychology – Trinity Western University
• BA in Psychology – Simon Fraser University
• Canadian Certified Counsellor (CCC)
Additional Training
• Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (TF-CBT)
• Project Making Medicine – Honouring Children & Mending the Circle
• Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT)
• Neuro-informed Breathwork (30 hr)
• 240-hour Enriched Yoga Teacher Training
• Sandtray Therapy
• Crisis Intervention
Outside of the office, she enjoys yoga, art, and time in nature—all of which continue to inform her work and her belief in the healing power of creativity and connection.
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(1). Education
(2). Credentials/accreditation
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Fellowship of the Canadian Academy of Manipulative Physiotherapy
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Level 5 Orthopeadic Division; Canadian Physiotherapy Association
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Level 2 IMS practitioner
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Vestibular Physiotherapy Certification
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Concussion Physiotherapy Coursework
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ImPACT Certified Practitioner
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Clinical Pilates Certifications (Mat, Reformer, Cadillac)
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Functional Movement Screen (FMS) Certified Professional
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Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization A
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Titleist Performance Institute
Certified Professional
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Rocktape Certified Professional
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Sports First Responder & Emergency First Aid, Sports First Aid, and Athletic Taping
(3). Areas of specialization
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Orthopedics / Pre and Post Surgical
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Complex Chronic Conditions
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ACL Reconstruction
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Whiplash
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Concussion and Post-Concussion Syndrome
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TMJ Disorders
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Golf-Specific Injuries
What I bring to the table
My willingness to teach and my reluctance to stop learning. I love what I do. I believe that our profession can only grow if we put the effort into growing ourselves. I am a clinical educator and mentor for the UBC program. And whether it was my experience with university/ professional athletes, the Olympics, or le Cirque du Soleil, I have used every opportunity to learn and grow as a therapist, and I am always happy to share that experience and expertise to any and all who need it.
A little backstory
I was 11 years old playing competitive hockey when I first damaged my knee. I remember going to Physio and doing exercises and saying to myself: “This job is awesome, this is what I want to do”. That determination led me half way around the world to UQ, one of the foremost leaders in physiotherapy. That drive continued, opening doors at the 2010 Olympic Games and later in the medical department for Le Cirque du Soleil. Ive taken that drive and experience and continue to improve myself everyday, more recently by completing my Fellowship in the field of clinical orthopaedics.
Outside of the clinic
As I have gotten older, I’ve started to spend less time training in the gym and early morning skates and more time working out chasing my kids around. Less balancing on Swiss balls and more balancing life. Don’t get me wrong, that feeling of skates cutting into a fresh sheet of ice still gives me goose bumps, but I now have a different goal in life and I am putting all that fire towards them.
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(1). Education
Dip. Exercise Science (Langara College)
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Andy Siu – MPT, BKin – Registered Physiotherapist
Andy is a Vancouver-trained Kinesiologist and Sydney-trained Physiotherapist who combines evidence-based treatment with a strong foundation in sport and movement. His approach blends manual therapy with tailored exercise prescription to help clients recover confidently and return to the activities they love—whether that’s everyday life, the gym, or competitive sport.
Andy has experience treating a wide range of orthopaedic and sports-related conditions, including ACL reconstruction, surgical rehab, and joint injuries involving the shoulder, knee, ankle, and foot. He also works with individuals managing neck or low back pain, and designs movement programs that support performance, injury prevention, and long-term strength.
Areas of Focus:
✅ Orthopaedic & sports injury rehabilitation
✅ ICBC & WorkSafeBC injury recovery
✅ Pre- and post-surgical rehab (including ACL reconstruction)
✅ Shoulder, knee, ankle & foot conditions
✅ Neck & low back pain
✅ Strength training, injury prevention & return-to-activity planning
✅ Performance support for hockey, tennis, volleyball & golf athletes
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Education & Certifications:
• Master of Physiotherapy – University of Sydney
• Bachelor of Kinesiology – University of British Columbia
• FMS Level 2 Certification (Functional Movement Systems)
• Y-Balance Test Certification
• NCCP Fundamental Movement Skills – Multi-Sport Community Leader
• NCCP Badminton Level 1 Certification
Outside the Clinic:
Andy is a Regional Volleyball Referee and can often be found officiating PacWest, CanWest, and international Team Canada matches. When he’s not in the clinic or on the court, he’s staying active through hockey, tennis, golf, and training at the gym—practicing the same principles he brings to his clients.
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Gemma Tomasky – MPT, BKin – Registered Physiotherapist
Gemma is a compassionate physio who helps you move with ease, build strength, and return to the activities that matter most—whether you’re recovering from injury, managing a chronic condition, or aiming to stay active as life evolves. Her care is hands-on, personalized, and rooted in practical strategies that support long-term function and confidence.
She holds a Master of Physical Therapy and a Bachelor of Kinesiology from UBC. Her experience spans hospital and community care, including post-surgical rehab, musculoskeletal injuries, and chronic or neurological conditions. As the lead physiotherapist for the BC Brain Wellness Program, Gemma delivered group exercise classes focused on mobility, strength, and healthy aging—work she continues to be passionate about today.
She enjoys working with dancers, runners, and active individuals looking to return to the activities they love—whether that’s getting back on stage, out on the trails, or simply moving with more ease in daily life. Her calm, encouraging style makes her a great fit for anyone looking to improve function, maintain an active lifestyle as they age, or feel supported through recovery at any stage.
Treatment Focus:
✅ Back, neck, and joint pain
✅ Dance and sport injury rehab + return-to-play
✅ Post-surgical rehab (orthopedic and general)
✅ TMJ pain, chronic fatigue, and neuromuscular conditions
✅ ICBC & WorkSafeBC injury recovery
Training & Certifications:
• Master of Physical Therapy – UBC
• Bachelor of Kinesiology – UBC
• AIM Level 1 – Orthopaedic Manual Therapy
• FAME Instructor (Fitness & Mobility for Older Adults)
• BC Brain Wellness Program Instructor
• BC Sports Aid Program Certification
Outside the Clinic:
Gemma enjoys cycling, hiking, swimming, and taking dance classes around the Lower Mainland. She’s always up for travel recommendations—ask her about her time working in Haida Gwaii!
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(1) Education
(2) Certifications
- RYT 200 (Registered Yoga Teacher)
(3) Areas of Expertise
- ICBC injuries
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fitness enthusiasts
- personal training
- injury prevention & recovery.
What I bring to the training floor
My experience being a yoga student and teacher has taught me about how movement and connection with the body and breath can bring people peace. I’m so excited to combine my education and knowledge of the human body with my passion of caring for others into my own kinesiology practice.
A little backstory
I grew up in a small town near Calgary, Alberta, and spent most of my younger days playing various sports and nursing various injuries. I was a classic high school jock so It was only natural for me to continue my education in kinesiology. There I found my passion for helping people find body awareness and healing through movement.
Outside the clinic
Outside of the clinic you can find me at the yoga studio, catching a live music show, or heading up to Whistler for a powder day. On the other hand, I’m totally guilty of binge watching an entire series on Netflix within a couple days 🤷🏼♀️
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(1) Education
UBC – BKin
(2) Certifications
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Jeff Cathrea, B.Sc. Kin, BCAK –
Director of Active Rehabilitation, Founder of Forge Health
With over 25 years of experience, Jeff is one of the most trusted and established Kinesiologists in the Lower Mainland. His approach blends clinical expertise, strength and conditioning, and a strong foundation in coaching and teaching to help people move better, recover stronger, and build long-term physical resilience.
A former elite hockey player and collegiate field lacrosse athlete, Jeff also coached at the university level—an experience that continues to shape his practice today. His sessions are guided by a coach’s mindset: clear communication, progressive programming, and a strong emphasis on client education. Jeff empowers his clients to understand their bodies, build strength with confidence, and stay consistent in their recovery or training journey.
He works with a wide range of clients—from recreational and high-performance athletes to adults recovering from injury, managing chronic pain, or working toward long-term health goals. As Director of Active Rehabilitation at Forge, Jeff develops personalized programs that blend functional training, corrective exercise, and strength work—designed not just to fix problems, but to create lasting results.
Many of Jeff’s clients choose to work with him for years, valuing his consistency, depth of knowledge, and commitment to helping them stay strong, mobile, and capable at every stage of life.
Areas of Expertise:
• Injury rehabilitation & post-ICBC recovery
• Chronic pain, neurological conditions & movement retraining
• Personal training & functional strength for adults 40+
• Weight management & chronic illness support
• Athletic development for youth, collegiate & recreational athletes
• Long-term mobility, balance & healthy aging
Education & Credentials:
• B.Sc. in Kinesiology – Simon Fraser University (2001)
• BCAK Registered Kinesiologist
• NCCP Level 1 Olympic Weightlifting
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Travis Amyott –, MPT, BKin – Registered Physiotherapist
Travis is a movement-focused physiotherapist who helps people overcome pain, injury, and mobility challenges through hands-on care, targeted exercise, and education. His practice blends evidence-based treatment with a calm, supportive approach—empowering clients to take an active role in their recovery.
A graduate of UBC’s Master of Physical Therapy program, Travis has worked with a wide range of clients including recreational athletes, runners, older adults, and people dealing with chronic pain or balance issues. His treatment toolbox includes manual therapy, personalized rehab plans, IMS (dry needling), and vestibular rehab for dizziness or vertigo.
Travis has a special interest in natural foot health and helping clients transition to minimal footwear safely and effectively. He is committed to lifelong learning and draws from a range of advanced training in spinal care, pain science, and movement education.
Outside the clinic, you’ll find Travis running, bouldering, reading, hiking, or enjoying coffee and the outdoors—he’s always up for a good trail or a new book recommendation.
Areas of Clinical Interest:
✅ MSK rehab: back, neck, shoulder, hip, and knee pain
✅ Running and athletic injuries
✅ MVA (ICBC) and workplace (WSBC) injuries
✅ Chronic pain and return-to-activity planning
✅ Vestibular rehab and dizziness
✅ Natural foot health and footwear transitions
✅ Intramuscular Stimulation (IMS / dry needling)
Certifications & Ongoing Training:
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Anatomic Neuropathic IMS (Foundations Health)
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Advanced Vestibular Rehab
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Mulligan Concept – Lower Quadrant
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MDT (McKenzie) – Lumbar Spine (Part A)
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Evidence in Motion: Cervical, Lumbopelvic, and Upper Extremity Disorders
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The Foot Collective – Natural Foot Health & Training
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Reconciling Pain Science and Biomechanics
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(1) Education
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Massage Therapy/Therapeutic Massage (Georgian College)
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Bachelor of Arts (BA), English Literature and History (Trent University)
(2) Certifications
- Registered Massage Therapy
(3) Areas of Expertise
- Manual Lymphatic Drainage
- Scars, Wounds and Incisions
- Burns
- Return to Rehabilitation
What I bring to the table
I have 8 years of experience in multi-disciplinary clinical settings, and also in a spa setting.
A little backstory
Born and raised in the Greater Toronto Area, I trained and worked for several years in Barrie before thinking I’d settle in for a nice, boring road to retirement at a spa in the country. I lasted about 2 years before missing the fun of working on a multi-disciplinary team and the challenge of rehab cases. So I made the leap and moved to beautiful BC!
Outside the clinic
I’ll be enjoying the gorgeous landscape hiking, singing badly and loudly, and playing my fiddle.
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(1) Education
Massage Therapy/Therapeutic Massage (Georgian College)
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(1). Education
- B.A. Kinesiology (York University)
Massage Therapy(Sutherland-Chan)
(2). Areas of Expertise
- Injury Rehabilitation
What I bring to the table
I have extensive experience in injury and post-surgical rehabilitation, prenatal and sports massage, along with many other areas of client care. Those experiences have taught me the importance of building a trusting partnership with my clients, and to continuously engage them in all aspects of their care.
A little backstory
I was born in Trinidad and spent much of my childhood living the Caribbean dream before my parents decided to relocate to Toronto (Scarborough). Those early years of playing and discovering the outdoors has stayed with me throughout my life and, to this day, I am an active athlete who enjoys much of the outdoors.
Outside the clinic
You can find me playing Ultimate frisbee, keeping my 2-year-old Doodle from eating my cat (and vice versa), and photographing local wildlife!
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(1). Education
B.A. Kinesiology (York University)
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(1) Education
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UBC – Bachelor of Kinesiology
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University of Western Ontario – Master of Science in Clinical Anatomy
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University of Western Ontario – Master of Physiotherapy
(2) Certifications
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Anatomical Neuropathic Intramuscular Stimulation (IMS)
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Concussion Management
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Orthopaedic Division Manual Therapy Level I
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McKenzie MDT Part A - Lumbar
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Functional Movement Screen (FMS) Certified Professional
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Motivational Interviewing Certification
(3) Areas of Expertise
What I bring to the table
My passion for learning and my in-depth knowledge of human anatomy and surgical procedures. In my journey to physiotherapy I first completed a Master of Science in Clinical Anatomy where I conducted research with orthopaedic surgeons looking at a variety of surgical approaches.
I then moved to Chicago to teach cadaver dissection at UIC where I still work as a faculty member teaching anatomy remotely. Since completing my physiotherapy training I’ve had the opportunity to work with a variety of individuals, from weekend-warriors, clients with neurological impairments, and of course, many post-surgical patients.
A little backstory
I was born and raised in South Burnaby and played high level soccer for 18 years. I suffered a major knee injury that required 3 surgeries, and as is often the case for physios, I had such admiration for my own personal physiotherapist that I wanted to get involved in the profession and give back in the same way my physio had done for me.
Outside the clinic
When I’m not working at the clinic you can find me lecturing at different universities, out for a bike ride on the seawall, swimming in one of the amazing lakes around BC, or exploring some of Vancouver’s best eats/local craft breweries; I’m a self-proclaimed craft beer aficionado.
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(1) Education
UBC – Bachelor of Kinesiology
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(1) Education
(2) Certifications
- Registered Massage Therapy
(3) Areas of Expertise
What I bring to the table
As part of my studies at the Vancouver College of Massage Therapy (VCMT), I was a student intern at the VCMT clinic and finished 550 hours of internship. I’ve had a chance to work with a wide range of individuals that suffer from various issues such as acute and chronic musculoskeletal pain, limitations in mobility and headaches.
A little backstory
I was born and grew up in the Philippines and I moved to Vancouver in 2016. I’ve loved the city ever since. I first thought of working in the field of rehabilitation after volunteering at Sunny Hill Health Centre, a rehabilitation centre for children. I saw firsthand how much it meant for the patients to be able to regain functional mobility and it made me want to be a part of their journey to wellbeing. I chose to study massage because I’m able to be 100% hands on with my patients and help them achieve their treatment goals.
Outside the clinic
Whenever it’s sunny and warm outside, I like going to the mountains and checking out new hiking trails. If it’s cold and raining, I’ll be training at the gym for boxing, kickboxing and occasionally BJJ. And when I’m feeling lazy, I’ll plop myself on the couch and binge watch my favourite movies or TV series.
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(1) Education
Bachelor of Science in Biology (University of Santo Tomas)
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For Hannah, we currently are not able to direct bill to the following providers. Clients will receive a receipt for reimbursement: Green Shield, Empire Life, SSQ, Medavie Blue Cross, MSP Premium Assistance.
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(1). Education
- UBC – Kinesiology / UBC – Master’s of Physiotherapy
(2). Certifications
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FDN (IMS), Level 2
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Vestibular Rehab
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ACSM CPT (certified personal trainer)
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EIM: Cervicothoracic, Lumbopelvic, Upper Extremity Management
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CPA Orthopaedic Level 1
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Mulligan’s - Lower Body
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BCRPA - Third Age
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NCCP A - Introduction to Competition (coaching)
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NLS, National Lifeguard Service
(3). Areas of Expertise
- athletes
- ICBC/MVA injuries
- vestibular disorders
- exercise prescription
- concussion symptoms
What I bring to the table
I provide a wide skill set of treatment techniques that includes Dry Needling (IMS), Vestibular Rehab, exercise programming, and manual therapy.
After working as a personal trainer for 4 years, I have experience with training collegiate level athletes and weekend warriors. Based on my musculoskeletal treatment background, I specialize in treating work-related injuries and motor vehicle accidents.
I have completed advanced manual therapy courses that allows me to effectively treat the neck, shoulder, upper and lower back.
Furthermore, I can provide physiotherapy services in Chinese, French and English.
A little backstory
As a born and raised South-Vancouver Chinese kid, I grew up occasionally practicing martial arts, swimming lessons and being forced to take piano lessons.
I was very skinny and un-athletic in high school, and I knew I had to do more for my fitness. In my first year of university, I began to lift weights at the gym and it soon grew into a burning passion for exercise. I was studying Kinesiology at the time, and it made sense to combine my passion for health and fitness into a profession.
Physiotherapy was a natural progression, because I really enjoy learning about the human body, and I have always wanted to help others in my community!
Outside the clinic
You can find me almost living at the gym, as it is one of my favourite hobbies. I competed in my first powerlifting competition in 2015, where I won first place in the BCPA Winter Open Bench Press.
I am always training, and I hope to compete again in the future. Outside of the gym, I am starting to play volleyball, and I am also playing in a multi-sport league with my church team.
I enjoy seeking new experiences, and I am hoping to try different sports and outdoor activities this year!
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- UBC – Kinesiology / UBC – Master’s of Physiotherapy
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Tina Hsu, R.TCM.P, RAc – Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioner & Registered Acupuncturist
Rooted in the wisdom of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Tina offers thoughtful, holistic care that supports the body in returning to balance. Whether you’re managing pain, supporting fertility, moving through hormonal changes, or simply seeking a deeper sense of wellbeing, Tina blends acupuncture, herbal medicine, cupping, gua sha, and nutrition guidance to help restore harmony in body, mind, and spirit.
Drawing from both classical teachings and lived experience, Tina treats every client with presence, empathy, and care. Her approach is shaped by her background in dance, motherhood, and recovery from long hours at a desk—giving her a deep appreciation for the different ways health evolves across seasons of life. Her treatments are gentle yet effective, rooted in both modern understanding and the ancestral principles of qi, flow, and nourishment.
Therapies Offered:
• Acupuncture & Electroacupuncture
• Herbal medicine (TCM formulas)
• Auricular acupuncture
• Fire cupping
• Gua sha (scraping)
• Moxibustion
• TCM dietary therapy
• Breath work & gentle movement guidance
Areas of Focus:
• Pain and tension in muscles and joints
• Digestion, sleep, and immunity
• Stress, anxiety, and emotional balance
• Fertility, women’s health, pre/postnatal care
• Menopause and aging with grace
Credentials:
• Registered TCM Practitioner & Acupuncturist – CCHPBC
• Acupuncture Diploma (Honours), Vancouver Career College
• Reiki Master Practitioner
• 245-Hour Certified Yoga Teacher
• BA (Linguistics, Minor in Dance) – Simon Fraser University
• Financial Management Diploma – BCIT
Outside the Clinic:
Tina enjoys being barefoot in the garden, growing vegetables, or spending quiet time with handmade projects and tea. Now a graduate of her TCM program, she continues to learn and grow—honouring both tradition and the everyday rhythm of life.
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Karina Little – MPT, BSc (Kin), Registered Physiotherapist
Karina is a highly skilled Registered Physiotherapist with a strong foundation in Kinesiology and Sports Rehabilitation. She holds a Master of Physical Therapy from Western University, a program renowned for its excellence in manual therapy, musculoskeletal rehabilitation, and evidence-based practice. Her approach to treatment is dynamic and patient-centered, emphasizing active therapy, strength-based rehabilitation, and functional movement restoration.
With a deep passion for sports physiotherapy, Karina has worked extensively with elite and developing athletes, helping them optimize performance and recover from injuries. She has served as a team trainer for the Western Junior Mustangs Boys Football team and gained international experience with the Cronulla Sharks National Rugby League Youth Development team in Australia, where she refined her expertise in injury prevention, acute injury care, and high-performance rehab.
Beyond sports, Karina is committed to women’s health and holistic rehabilitation. She integrates yoga, Pilates, and advanced manual therapy techniques into her practice to enhance recovery and overall well-being. Her global training in soft tissue release, exercise therapy, and post-surgical rehabilitation allows her to tailor treatment programs that empower clients to return to their peak physical function.
An outdoor enthusiast and lifelong athlete, Karina enjoys playing soccer, hiking, running, and staying active—a lifestyle that fuels her passion for helping others achieve pain-free movement and optimal performance.
Areas of Expertise
✅ Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation (e.g., low back pain, rotator cuff injuries, overuse injuries)
✅ MVA (ICBC) and workplace (WSBC) injuries
✅ Post-Surgical Rehabilitation (e.g., ACL reconstruction, total hip and knee replacements, meniscal repair)
✅ Sports Injury Management & Return-to-Play Programs (for athletes of all ages and competitive levels)
✅ Youth Athlete Development & Injury Prevention
Qualifications & Certifications
- Master of Physical Therapy – Western University, Ontario
Karina is dedicated to empowering her patients with the tools and knowledge they need to recover, prevent future injuries, and move with confidence.
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Jonathan Bailey RMT – Registered Massage Therapist
Jonathan is a Registered Massage Therapist who brings a thoughtful, movement-based approach to care. With a background in competitive athletics and formal training from Langara College, he understands firsthand how physical strain, injury, and stress can impact day-to-day life—and how targeted massage therapy can help restore balance and function.
He uses a combination of deep tissue work, myofascial release, trigger point therapy, and relaxation techniques to support recovery and help clients move with greater ease. Whether you’re recovering from an injury, dealing with muscle tension, or looking to improve performance, Jonathan builds each treatment plan around your goals, and often incorporates simple exercises or lifestyle tips to support your progress beyond the table.
Modalities Include:
✅ Deep Tissue Massage
✅ Myofascial Release
✅ Trigger Point Therapy
✅ Sports & Relaxation Massage
Outside of the clinic
Jonathan stays active through hockey, lacrosse, cycling, and weight training. He’s proud to have played lacrosse for Simon Fraser University and for Team China at the 2014 World Lacrosse Championship. His experience as both a therapist and athlete gives him a strong understanding of how massage therapy fits into an active, healthy lifestyle.
Jonathan Bailey RMT – Registered Massage Therapist
Jonathan is a Registered Massage Therapist wh...
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(1) Education
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Bachelor of Arts with Honours Kinesiology (York University)
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Certification in Athletic Therapy (York University)
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Diploma in Massage Therapy, Ontario College of Health & Technology (York University)
(2) Certifications
- Registered Massage Therapy
- Certified Athletic Therapist
- Soft Tissue Release
(3) Areas of Expertise
- Athletic Rehabilitation
- Sports Massage
- Post-Operative Knee
- Concussions
- Soccer Related Injuries
What I bring to the table
As a, dual certified therapist in Registered Massage Therapist and a Certified Athletic Therapist and use my skill learned from both professions to better serves my clients wants and needs to help them achieve their goal. I also have extensive experience working with varsity, professional and national athletes through the rehabilitation process and ultimately helping them get back into competition.
A little backstory
I was born in Toronto and lived in Ontario for most of my life. I completed a Bachelor of Arts in Kinesiology and a Certification from York University in 2015. Two years later, I wanted to expand my skills further and finished a Diploma of Massage Therapy from the Ontario College of Health and Technology. Four years ago, I left the Toronto area and now call New Westminster my home.
Outside the clinic
You can catch my outside playing tennis or walking my dog Alfie or inside trying out a new recipe, playing a video game or yelling at the tv when Arsenal FC are playing. I also enjoy being out on the water with my paddle board, exploring new places to eat and pre-pandemic, backpacking!
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(1) Education
Bachelor of Arts with Honours Kinesiology (York University)
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(1). Education
- Massage Therapy (Vancouver College of Massage Therapy)
(2). Certifications
(3). Areas of Expertise
What I bring to the table
I’m a graduate of the Vancouver College of Massage Therapy program and prior to this, I had over a decade of experience working as a Shiatsu Therapist and as a residential care aid for adults with development disabilities and mental health conditions. Both of these skills and experiences complemenet my massage therapy. My proficiencies include a variety of corrective techniques, among which include myofascial, neuromuscular, IASTM, and joint mobilizations.
A little backstory
As a life long Vancouverite, I understood early on that helping others was something I enjoyed and connected with. While I thought that counselling was my calling (majored in psychology at SFU), I soon realized that I had more confidence in supporting people with my hands than with my words.
Outside the clinic
When I’m not out admiring or creating collage art, you can find me walking my dog around the neighbourhood or nearest park, enjoying some bougie tea (self-proclaimed tea snob) or learning my next new skill (Youtube self taught crocheter).
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(1). Education
Massage Therapy (Vancouver College of Massage Therapy)
(2). Ce...
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(1) Education
- BSc. Biomedical Physiology (Simon Fraser University)
(2) Certifications
- BCAK
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KinesioTaping
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BCRPA Trainer of Fitness Leaders (TFL)
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BCRPA Personal Training, Weight Training & Group Fitness
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Canadian Red Cross Standard First Aid, CPR- HCP, and AED
(3) Areas of Expertise
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ICBC Active Rehabilitation
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Athletic performance optimization
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Personal Training & Group Training
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Skating Athletes
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Working Professionals
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Weekend Warriors
What I bring to the floor
My experience ranges from working with new moms & pregnant women to professional athletes and weekend warriors. My goal is to empower my clients to take back control of their fitness journey. I want to give my clients knowledge of their body anatomy, educate on proper biomechanics and encourage safe exercise through proper warm ups, core stabilization and sweaty circuit training.
A little backstory
Being a true Canadian born & raised in North Vancouver, I spent many mornings in a cold yet freshly zambonied ice rink. I competed at three national figure skating championships and obtained a B.Sc degree in Biomedical Physiology (basically a lot of science about the human body and how it moves). My athletic & academic background inspired my love of teaching proper exercise technique and creating fun yet sweaty workouts.
Outside the clinic
As a nature lover, I feel most at home hiking in the woods and spending time near the ocean. You may also find me hanging upside down dabbling in acroyoga. Except for Sundays, I will be at the farmers market, buying organic and local ingredients.
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(1) Education
BSc. Biomedical Physiology (Simon Fraser University)
(2) Certifi...
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