Dianne is a graduate from Vancouver College of Massage Therapy in 2018. Growing up, she always knew she wanted to be in a field where she could care for people and help to improve their quality of life. She quickly found that through Massage therapy.

During her career as a Massage therapist, she has treated different ailments such as:

• neck pain and tension headaches
• postural issues (from desk work)
• tendonitis (elbow, calf, rotator cuff)
• lower back pain
• nerve compressions (carpal tunnel syndrome, piriformis syndrome)
• and many more

Dianne uses a combination of massage techniques targeted towards patient needs. She strives to help patients achieve their goals, whether it’s to relieve pain, or get treatment as a form of injury prevention.

During her free time, Dianne likes to ski, go trail walking, and spend time with her family.

Please note that Dianne does not see patients with an active ICBC claim.

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Jackson graduated from the University of British Columbia, where he earned both his Master’s in Physical Therapy and Bachelor of Science. Since graduating, he has continued to develop professionally through post-graduate courses and mentorship. Most notably, Jackson has completed an additional 3 years of training at the Canadian College of Osteopathy, where he is working towards his Diploma in Osteopathic Manual Practice. In addition, Jackson is certified to practice medical acupuncture and Gunn IMS.

Prior to Physiolab, Jackson had worked in various private clinics in Vancouver, Burnaby, South Surrey, and Port Moody. Jackson’s treatment approach is patient specific and focused around the patient’s goals. He utilizes manual therapy, dry needling, exercise prescription, and client education to help patients return to sports or daily activities. While Jackson enjoys all aspects of physiotherapy, he has a special interest in treating TMJ dysfunction, headaches, neck pain, back pain, and sports injuries. Jackson also has experience with various sports teams in the community, most recently acting as team physiotherapist to the Thunder Club Volleyball under-18 team.

Outside of work Jackson enjoys an active lifestyle; his main hobbies include volleyball, ice hockey, and weight training. He believes in the importance of exercise and the positive impact it has on one’s physical and mental well-being.

Jackson is fluent in English, Cantonese, and has a working knowledge in Mandarin.

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Joyce grew up participating in an active lifestyle with a passion for health and wellness. She believes in a collaborative approach to care and works closely with her clients to build trust, confidence, and understanding of their own bodies. Joyce is passionate about educating and empowering her clients to take ownership of their health and to help them achieve their goals.

Joyce is a practicing kinesiologist with a membership with BCAK. She completed her Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology at Simon Fraser University with a concentration in Active Health and Rehabilitation. During her time at SFU, she also completed the Occupational Ergonomics certificate. Joyce continued her education in Functional Movement Training (FMT) and WAD (Whiplash Associated Disorders).

In her free time, she enjoys staying active and exploring the outdoors. Whether she is at the gym, hiking, doing muay thai, or gardening, Joyce is always looking for ways to stay healthy and active.

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Kenneth is a graduate in Masters of Physical Therapy at University of British Columbia, and previously earned a Bachelor of Science at University of Toronto with honors. Prior to Physiolab, Ken gained valuable experience working in Port Coquitlam and South Surrey. Kenneth is a fellow of the Canadian Academy of Manipulative Therapy (FCAMPT) which is an internationally recognized qualification for further manual therapy education. He is also certified to practice dry needling from Chan Gunn Intramsucluar Stimulation (CGIMS), Acupuncture (CAFCI), and has completed several courses in the McKenzie method of mechanical diagnosis for lower back and neck.

Kenneth has a passion for treating a variety of conditions and injuries including sports injuries, motor vehicle injuries, and work related injuries. He believes that many overuse injuries stem from biomechanical faults, and that once the dysfunction is treated through physiotherapy (manual therapy, exercise, IMS), it can relieve symptoms and pain. Also, treating the dysfunction can prevent one from further injuries and lead to a healthier lifestyle.

Kenneth has volunteered in numerous sporting events including the 2012 BC summer games, 2013 BC Special Olympics, 2014 Burnaby Tennis Open, and also for the Earl Marriott School football.

Outside the clinic, Kenneth is usually at the gym weightlifting, playing soccer, tennis, or golf. He is playing in a few basketball leagues and the summer softball league. Depending on the season, Kenneth likes to be outdoors hiking, camping, or snowboarding in the mountains of beautiful BC!

Kenneth is fluent in English, Cantonese, and has a working knowledge of Mandarin.

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Brandon completed his Bachelor of Kinesiology at the University of British Columbia and his Bachelor of Biological Science and Doctor of Chiropractic at University of Western States.

Prior to studying chiropractic, Brandon studied kinesiology where he found his first passion in healthcare. Brandon gained valuable experience at Fortius Sport and Health where he was a strength coach for 3 years working with professional athletes, youth athletes, post-operational patients, and your everyday person looking to be healthy.

Brandon believes in a patient-centered approach and encourages his patients to be at the forefront of their recovery. Brandon utilizes a wide variety of manual therapies, active care, and education that are tailored to best suit each individual patient. Brandon’s goal is to help you return to the things that you love to do and will work with you to promote positive movement experiences, accomplish your goals, and build towards a healthier tomorrow.

Outside the clinic, Brandon spends his active hours hiking, playing sports, and golfing while his lazy hours are committed to trying new pour-over recipes or watching golf videos. Brandon is currently pursuing his PGA of Canada certification to one day be a golf instructor.

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Andrea graduated from the University College of Osteopathy in UK, where he earned both his Bachelor and Master’s in Osteopathy. He first encountered Osteopathy during his professional soccer career. It instilled in him a profound appreciation for the preventative approach inherent in Osteopathic principles and the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration among healthcare.

Since graduated, Andrea has worked in different clinics between Italy and Canada. Additionally, he provided support to a soccer team in Milan. Andrea was also involved in teaching roles within the osteopathic academy where he graduated.

In his practice, Andrea treats a diversity range of conditions using a wide variety of techniques. He adopts a blended approach that integrates structural, visceral, and cranial methodologies to engage with the musculoskeletal, visceral, and nervous system and promote your wellbeing. He primary focus lies in alleviating your symptoms while addressing the root causes of your discomfort.

Andrea emphasizes the importance of tailoring treatment planes and techniques to meet your specific needs. He collaborates with you to determine the most suitable treatment for your individual circumstances.

Andrea treats several conditions such as - Neck/back pain - Chronic Pain Management - Cranio-cervical symptoms - Headaches (Migraine) - TMJ - Sports injury, with particular interest in Soccer players. - Prevention for sport injuries.

Andrea is passionate about sports, and you can often find him playing soccer, running around the city, hitting the gym for a workout, and occasionally going for a swim. He also loves skiing and hiking. His goal for the year, in terms of hiking, is to beat his Grouse Grind record of 45 minutes. What’s your record?

Visit his website: https://andrearascaroli.com/

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Meet Mandy, a skilled and nurturing Registered Acupuncturist (CTCMA) with a specialization in facial esthetics. Her clinical practice is focused on, but not limited to pain management, fertility and women’s health, mental health and anti aging. She has 15+ years of experience specializing in wellness and skincare. Mandy has successfully helped numerous patients achieve their beauty and wellness goals.

In addition to her Master’s degree from the University of Liverpool and Bachelor’s degree from Simon Fraser University, Mandy has also received a specialized certification in esthetics and cosmetic acupuncture.

Mandy is fluent in English, Cantonese, and Mandarin.

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Chris completed his Master of Physical Therapy (MPT) and Bachelor of Kinesiology (BKin) at the University of British Columbia.

Chris has a strong background treating clients with musculoskeletal injuries such as mechanical low back pain, rotator cuff pathology, and patellofemoral pain. While he has a passion to broaden his knowledge across all conditions, he is particularly interested in the complexities of persistent low back pain. Chris has completed his Level 1 Orthopedic Certification from the Canadian Physiotherapy Association and was a certified personal trainer prior to becoming a physio.

After performing a detailed interview and physical assessment, Chris will collaborate with you to create functional goals that are meaningful to you. He will ensure that you clearly understand what might be going on, approximate healing timelines, and the treatment plan. His treatment approach consists of client-specific exercise prescription to address dysfunction, promote recovery, and prevent future injury. He also uses manual therapy and soft tissue techniques to help his clients move and feel better.

Growing up playing sports, Chris has experienced his fair share of injuries which has helped him develop an understanding of physical rehabilitation both as a practitioner and a patient. In his free time, Chris plays tennis, badminton, and ultimate frisbee. Chris is a loyal Vancouver Canucks fan, despite their difficulties these past 10 years. He also closely follows the NBA and English Premier League.

Chris is able to converse in English and Cantonese.

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The desire to help people feel their best is the main driving force for Marcus to seek out a career as an RMT.

Marcus has a passion for helping individuals through their rehabilitation process. Whether coming in for corrective or maintenance work, he will be sure to listen, assess and address the primary concern for the patient’s needs. Especially when dealing with an injury or dysfunction, he stands by a thorough assessment in order to get to the root of the problem.

With prior background knowledge as a Kinesiologist, and an interest in health and fitness, Marcus will provide therapeutic exercises for the purpose of prolonging effectiveness of the treatment. He strongly believes the recipe for an effective treatment is to combine the techniques of massage therapy to release the hypertonic musculature and proper exercises to help strengthen the weak musculature.

Throughout his 550 hours of clinical practice at the West Coast College of Massage Therapy (WCCMT), Marcus has developed an affinity for treating knee related injuries. With a few injuries of his own from weightlifting and sports, he understands how frustrating it can be sometimes when rehabilitating a weight bearing joint.

Away from the clinic, you can find Marcus spending time in the gym, playing badminton, or enjoying the great outdoors of BC. Marcus is also fluent in English, Cantonese and can speak Mandarin at a conversational level.

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Elliott Usher is a graduate of the University of British Columbia, where he earned a bachelors of kinesiology and a masters in physiotherapy. After graduating, Elliott gained experience with the Whitecaps residency program, UBC Athletics as well as being the lead medical for the national women’s field hockey team. Elliott’s practice is a strong focus hands on treatment through the use of manual therapy, dry needling and exercise prescription. He uses his experience in high level athletics to bring the same standard of care to everyday athletes or workers.

Outside of work Elliott enjoys all disciplines of cycling and you may spot him on a hot lap of Stanley park or cautiously taking on the North Shore’s finest mountain bike trails.

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“Leena uses a collaborative, patient centered approach to help improve health and well-being through movement.

Leena is passionate about working with individuals to create exercise-focused programs that can help them recover from injury, better their movements, and foster long-term resiliency. She believes education and empathy are integral to empowering clients to feel more confident in their bodies and help them achieve their goals.

Leena received her Bachelor of Kinesiology from the University of British Columbia. During her time at UBC, she gained experience in injury prevention and rehabilitation as an Athletic Trainer with UBC Athletics, where she won five national titles with the Women’s Volleyball, Field Hockey, and Golf varsity teams. Leena continues her education as a third-year student working towards her Diploma of Osteopathy Manual Practice at the Canadian School of Osteopathy.

In her free time, she enjoys playing volleyball and ultimate frisbee, trying new recipes, and deep diving into niche topics.”

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