Kate is a graduate from Vancouver College of Massage Therapy. Kate started her career as personal Trainer and group fitness instructor with a focus on women’s health and sports. With growing interest in the rehabilitative side of personal training and a desire to be a lifelong learner Kate decided to take her education further and pursue a career in massage therapy. Kate fell in love with the collaboration between trainers, physios and massage therapists and saw her clients thrive with this multidisciplinary approach.

As an athlete with a swimming, olympic weightlifting and body building background Kate has always known the importance of injury prevention and recovery. With a passion for sports, In her practice, Kate hopes to be able to work with a variety of patients and create a safe space to help others strive for athletic performance, manage stress, anxiety, injuries, muscle imbalances, and help all those interested in health and fitness reach their full potential.

In addition to practicing as an RMT, Kate is also chipping away at a business management degree at BCIT, enjoys dog walks, ice cream, travel and spending as much time outside as possible.

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Alison graduated from Gardner-Webb University in North Carolina in 2010 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Biology. While completing this degree, she competed as an NCAA Division I athlete, playing fastpitch. This is where her interest in the human body, injuries and rehab first began as she navigated injuries of her own. Alison then went on to complete her Masters of Physiotherapy at UBC in 2013.

Since graduating, Alison has taken on a wide spectrum of clients in her practice, including athletes, children, and the elderly, dealing with everything from sprained ankles, to back injuries and post-operative rehab. She has special interest in neck and low back injuries, and since having children has become extremely passionate about helping post-partum individuals return to their previous activities, passions, and function. Alison’s main goal as a physiotherapist is to work with you and your goals getting you back to your activities with the skills and knowledge to prevent re-injury.

Continuing education is a priority in Alison’s practice and she has taken numerous professional development courses including up to Level 3 of the Manual Therapy certification from the Orthopaedic division of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association. She has also completed courses for anatomical acupuncture (CAFCI), functional dry needling, (FDN), and Julie Wiebe Piston Science levels 1 and 2.

In her personal time Alison enjoys spending time with her husband and two daughters, going to the gym, reading, and spending time outdoors.

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Madison graduated in 2018 from West Coast Collage of Massage Therapy in New Westminster BC.

In treatment, she is passionate about creating a safe space to help people heal from musculoskeletal injury. Over the years, she has gained experience working with ICBC cases, athletes, prenatal/postnatal, neurological disorders and chronic pain from daily life. All treatments are customizable and designed to fit the patient’s priorities and needs. Techniques used are deep tissue, trigger point release, myofascial release, swedish, neuromuscular.

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Alisa holds a Master of Counselling degree from City University, Vancouver BC, she is a Canadian Certified Counsellor with the Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association, with the designation of CCC. She is a tenured clinical counsellor with a passion for helping people navigate the challenges they face.

Alisa approaches each client with empathy. She view’s her clients as the experts of their own lives. She believes that your personal story and experiences influence the choices that you make in your life. Sometimes, life can take us by surprise and we can find ourselves in situations that we never could have imagined possible. She views her role as a guide to find coping solutions and a path to a better life. Alisa is an empathic and a compassionate listener and counsels without judgment. It is most important to her that her clients feel safe and supported. She will empower you to think of your circumstances and struggles in ways you may not have thought of on your own. Collaboratively, you will find solutions that will have positive outcomes.

Alisa’s therapeutic approach is client-centered and solution-focused. She believes her clients are the drivers of their vehicles in change. She see’s her role as guide, to work collaboratively with clients to facilitate desired change by exploring possibilities and finding solutions to meet client goals. Her treatment approach includes Cognitive/Cognitive-Behavioral, Trauma Informed, Developmental, Family Systems, Interpersonal, Person-Centered and Solution-Focused Brief Therapy

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Alisa accepts ICBC clients and private clients. ICBC services are fully covered under the enhanced care model, private clients are often covered by most extended health plans under Counselling.

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Maggie obtained her Masters of Physiotherapy from Curtin University in Western Australia after completing her Bachelor of Human Kinetics from the University of the Fraser Valley (UFV). During her education, Maggie played with the UFV Women’s Soccer team. As an athlete, Maggie was always fascinated by human physiology, the potential of the human body and its ability to heal. She knew from a young age she wanted to be a physiotherapist, but discovered her passion for neurology while working with a non-profit organization helping those who had suffered acquired brain injuries. Maggie has worked in a variety of different in-patient and out-patient settings, most recently with patients suffering from concussions and vestibular disorders. She has taken several courses in vestibular and oculomotor function, dry needling and neurodegenerative diseases. She plans to continue to further her education in both neurology and orthopedics, and is looking to pursue a doctorate degree as well. Outside of work, Maggie enjoys playing soccer, hiking, running and spending time with her family.

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Dan graduated West Coast College of Massage Therapy in 2018 in New Westminster, BC. Throughout his life he was always passionate about sport, fitness and health. For this reason, he pursued a career where he could help like minded people to recover from injuries, fatigue and to be able take their athletic careers to the next level. With preference to deep tissue and trigger point release therapy Dan is happy to help his clients reach their recovery goals, and to help avoid future injuries and imbalances.

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Nathan is a Registered Physiotherapist with a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from York University and a Master of Science in Physical Therapy from McGill University. During his time at McGill, Nathan worked in a variety of rehabilitative settings and was fortunate enough to treat members of the men’s varsity hockey team, and members of the CFL’s Montreal Alouettes. In addition to his clinical work with high-performance athletes, Nathan also has extensive experience working with pre-operative and post-operative orthopaedic patients and those requiring cardiovascular and neurological rehabilitation.

As a former high-level athlete, Nathan has always been fascinated by human physiology and the ultimate potential of the human body. His interest in physiotherapy started at an early age after frequently being injured from playing competitive ice hockey.

Given his strong sports background, Nathan’s primary treatment methods are exercise and movement-based therapy, which has also lead him to achieve his Level 1 Manual Therapy certification provided by the Orthopaedic Division of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association. He has also been trained in the McKenzie Method, and he is currently pursuing his sports physiotherapy certificate and diploma offered by Sport Physiotherapy Canada.

Nathan believes his role as a physiotherapist is to empower individuals by educating them and providing them with all the tools they need to become more resilient, ultimately enabling them to return to what they love doing.

When Nathan isn’t in the clinic, he enjoys playing hockey, woodworking, cooking, cycling and trail-running with his dogs.

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