Jenna graduated from the University of British Columbia with a Masters of Physical Therapy. She received her Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from the University of Victoria where she was a member of the UVic varsity basketball team for 5 years. Jenna’s desire to become a physiotherapist stems from her own experience with sport and injuries as well as those of her teammates and athlete’s she has coached.

Jenna is passionate about empowering people of all ages and abilities to achieve their unique goals and optimize their quality of life. She especially enjoys the areas of paediatrics and athletic injuries. Jenna has completed her Level 1 certification in Advanced Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy as well as post-graduate courses on a variety of topics including return to play strategies and pain science. She believes in the importance of thorough assessments and treatments and uses a combination of manual therapy, exercise, and education to develop individualized treatment plans.

Jenna is an outdoors enthusiast and can usually be found running around the seawall, hiking on the north shore or skiing a local mountain. She also still enjoys coaching and playing basketball.

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Cheryl received her B. Sc. In Physical Therapy at the University of Alberta in 1994. She specializes in orthopaedics and sports injuries, working with many high level athletes. Her practice has a strong emphasis on manipulation and the use of Functional Dry Needling (also known as IMS). She is a Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Manipulative Therapists (FCAMPT) and a Mentor for advanced manual therapy students.

Given her personal experience as an elite level gymnast, she enjoys treating athletes and youth but she also enjoys the challenge of helping people recover from more chronic or long standing injuries that have not been helped with conventional physiotherapy.

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Josh is a Physiotherapist who treats a range of musculoskeletal conditions, from acute injuries to chronic pain, concussions, and sports injuries including return-to-sport and sport performance. He’s originally from Winnipeg, Manitoba, where he obtained his Bachelor of Kinesiology and Master’s of Physical Therapy.

His treatment values are rooted in education, exercise, and manual therapy. He believes it’s important for everyone to have the knowledge, skills, and confidence they need to become an active participant in their own rehab. This, combined with the support he provides at every step of the way, leaves his clients feeling empowered and strong.

Josh takes a particular interest in pain science, and enjoys helping his patients treat, mitigate, and ultimately start to alleviate, their chronic pain. He enjoys working with athletes, volunteering his time working as a sideline physiotherapist for competitive soccer teams in Winnipeg, and plans to further expand his knowledge with additional certifications in concussion management.

When he’s not in the clinic, Josh enjoys playing soccer, playing piano, and spending time with his wife and daughter.

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Tyler became a Registered Massage Therapist in 2006 and also holds a Bachelor of Arts in Developmental Psychology from UBC. Tyler has completed numerous post-graduate courses, including gross anatomy to further understand the incredible human body’s form and function, as well as the Elite Sports Massage course for his volunteer role at the poly clinic in Athletes Village at the 2010 Olympic Games.

Born and raised in North Vancouver, Tyler has chosen to build his practice in the community in which he resides. His experience as a nationally qualified competitive swimmer has enabled him to empathize with the athletes that he treats.

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Sarah graduated from the University of British Columbia with a Bachelor’s Degree in Human Kinetics and a Master’s Degree in Physical Therapy. Sarah has a special interest in orthopedics, pedeatrics and women’s health. She is a certified prenatal fitness instructor and has experience teaching prenatal fitness classes as well as co-instructing the “Fit to Deliver” prenatal fitness certification course. Sarah has also furthered her education with the Acupuncture Foundation of Canada Institute allowing her to incorporate Acupuncture into her treatments. Sarah is an avid soccer player and mom to young Quinn.

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Tia graduated from UBC with a Masters of Physical Therapy and has a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from UVIC. She was a competitive gymnast and played rugby and soccer in her youth and enjoys working with athletes. She is certified in Gunn IMS (dry needling) and Acupuncture. In her free time, you can find her outside running, hiking and yoga.

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Emily has worked in the field of physical therapy since 2003. She completed a diploma in Physical Therapy in Germany in 2006 and went on to achieve a Master’s degree in Physical Therapy at the University of British Columbia in 2016. She also holds a Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology and Health Sciences from UBC.

Amongst her great interpersonal skills, Emily has excellent proficiency in diagnostic and assessment procedures as well as extensive experience in exercise prescription, manual therapy techniques, FDN/ IMS, orthotics casting, and the use of therapeutic modalities including shockwave. Emily brings a unique hands-on approach to physio and has comprehensive involvement in assessment and treatment of sports injuries, osteoarthritis, and postural neck and back pain. Each physio session will be tailored to meet the specific abilities, needs, and goals of each individual patient. Emily has an athletic background in competitive highland dance, and enjoys activities such as hiking, yoga, kickboxing, swimming and snowboarding.

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Michelle graduated from the University of Victoria with a Bachelor of Arts in Recreation and Health Education and from the University of Alberta with a Masters of Physical Therapy. In the fall of 2013, Michelle travelled to the Middle East where she volunteered as a Physiotherapist. Along with travelling, Michelle is passionate about health, wellness, and keeping active. She was lucky enough to grow up on the North Shore and was a competitive gymnast at Flicka Gymnastics Club for eight years. Michelle is very excited about pursuing her career in Physical Therapy and is looking forward to continuing her education in Acupuncture, Manipulative Therapy, and Women’s Health.

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Katie Kreter completed an Undergraduate Studies in Psychology at Simon Fraser University in 2010. She completed a Masters Degree in Physical Therapy at University of Western Ontario in 2012. Ms.Kreter continued her training in Advanced Functional Dry Needling® and Functional Therapeutics with KinetaCore® in the United States. Her post-graduate training also includes Anatomical Acupuncture with Acupuncture Canada, Level I and II CranioSacral Therapy with Upledger Institute, and Level I Manual Therapy and Sports Physiotherapy. She continues her education in Osteopathic Manual Medicine with College of Ostepathic Medicine at Michigan State University.

With a keen interest in body mechanics, movement and holding patterns, Katie aims to treat her clients with a thorough holistic approach.

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Darryl received a BSc in Rehabilitation Medicine from the University of British Columbia in 1976. He has worked as a licensed, registered physiotherapist specializing in orthopedics since his graduation. He has been an examiner for the physiotherapy licensing board of British Columbia, a board member and the Fee Negotiation Chairperson of the British Columbia Association of Physiotherapists in Private Practice(BCSAPPP), as well as the head of the Liaison Committee between the BCAPPP and MSP and WCB. Personally, Darryl is an avid basketball player and general sports enthusiast.

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