Jacky is a Registered Massage Therapist (RMT) who graduated from the West Coast College of Massage Therapy. Prior to that, he completed his Bachelor of Science at Simon Fraser University. As a competitive volleyball player growing up in South Vancouver, Jacky understands that massage therapy is an integral part of injury prevention, rehabilitation, and overall health and wellness.

Jacky brings a holistic and multidisciplinary approach to create an effective, unique and therapeutic treatment that is tailored specifically to client needs. His treatments typically incorporate Swedish massage, trigger point release, fascial techniques, and joint mobilizations.

He has experience working with a wide variety of patients including competitive athletes, pre and postnatal women, and individuals with neurological disorders.

With his passion for sports, Jacky currently serves as the head trainer for the New Westminster Salmonbellies Senior Men’s Lacrosse Team, and previously as a team trainer for the SFU NCAA men’s wrestling and soccer teams.

In his spare time, Jacky likes to play volleyball and badminton and spend time with his three pets - Luna the Golden Retriever, Kori the Chihuahua, and Kero the British Shorthair.

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Arbind is a RMT graduate from the Sutherland-Chan College of Massage Therapy in Toronto. Prior to this he graduated with his Bachelor in Kinesiology from UBC. He has lived in South Vancouver for most of his life, where he spent his time working, volunteering, studying and playing organized sports. His first job was at Sunset Community Center, where he worked for several years, in various roles.

Arbind has a broad sports background. He played ball hockey with Metro Minor Ball Hockey Association at the highest level, going to provincial and national level tournaments over the 10 years in which he played. He has also given back to the ball hockey community by volunteering as a coach and referee.

Arbind believes that there is no such thing as a ‘one size fits all’ approach to therapy. Being adaptable is something he has honed, from years of experience in athletic performance and coaching, personal training, and studying. During his schooling, his favorite course was biomechanics, which he uses in his approach for understanding and educating clients about their injuries and performance. Arbind continues to expand his treatment skills and has completed extra training in manual lymph drainage and fascial stretch therapy.

A self professed meat mechanic, Arbind enjoys roasting, grilling and smoking roasting various types of meat on the weekends. In his spare time, Arbind volunteers as a landscaper at Fraserview golf course. His 9 iron is his most effective tool!

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Parm graduated with his Master of Physical Therapy and Bachelor of Kinesiology from the University of British Columbia.

Parm played a variety of team sports growing up, which has led him to adopt an active lifestyle. Through his own injury experience, he developed a keen interest in physical rehabilitation and the importance of injury prevention. He strives to empower his clients by providing education and an active treatment approach to encourage clients to take control in their rehabilitation journey. He enjoys working with diverse patient populations.

Parm is certified in anatomical neuropathic intramuscular stimulation (AN-IMS). He has also completed post-graduate training in shoulder rehabilitation, manual therapy, and functional movement systems.

When not in the clinic, Parm enjoys weight training, walks with his golden retriever, reading, and spending time with friends and family. He also loves to chat about sports, podcasts, and TV series that are worth binge watching.

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Alison achieved both her Bachelor of Science and Master of Physical Therapy from UBC. She has experience working with a wide variety of clients including pre-and post-natal women, neurological disorders, sports injuries and seniors with mobility issues. Prior to pursuing her physical therapy degree, Alison worked extensively on falls prevention research as well as studies on how physical exercises can improve memory in older adults.

Her approach to treatment involves working one-on-one with clients to educate them about the root cause of their injury so as to prevent reoccurrences in the future. Alison is certified in Gunn-IMS (Intramuscular stimulation) and acupuncture (CAFCI). She has also completed post-graduate training in vestibular rehabilitation, manual therapy and soft tissue techniques.

Outside of the clinic, Alison can be found chasing her two kids around the playground, cycling around this beautiful city in search of her next favourite restaurant, or planning her next big adventure near and far.

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A South Vancouver native, Amrit entered physio school with a vested interest in working in sports with athletes. However, soon after beginning her education she was drawn to the complexities of working with individuals with neurological disorders. She completed her physiotherapy degree in Manchester in 2007, and returned home to Vancouver to practice. Since returning she has amassed a wealth of experience practicing across the continuums of care including critical care, inpatient rehabilitation and community.

Through her experience working at GF Strong rehab centre, Amrit has gained invaluable experience working with individuals with neurological disorders including individuals post stroke, MS, spinal cord injury and others. She is CAFCI certified in acupuncture, and a certified Gunn IMS practitioner. She has completed post professional training in, and continues to pursue an interest in craniosacral therapy, vestibular rehabilitation and visceral manipulation. She approaches her clients as collaborators in their care and views them through a holistic lens, as entities with interconnected physical, emotional and social and spiritual domains.

When not in the clinic you might find Amrit being passed by cyclists on her bike, out in one of the beautiful parks this city has to offer, or escaping in some YA fiction.

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Harjit’s passion for sports and fitness led him to pursue a Kinesiology degree from UBC as well as his Master of Physiotherapy from Brunel University in London, England. He grew up in South Vancouver, working as a personal trainer at the Langara Family YMCA and was heavily involved with youth through sports programs and day camps at Sunset Community Centre for nearly 10 years. He also served as a basketball coach with his alma mater at John Oliver Secondary School.

Harjit’s experience in sports/weight training led to some unfortunate injuries, which grew a newfound interest in rehabilitation. Experiencing inadequate rehab himself, he wanted to ensure others didn’t receive the same insufficient treatment. With this in mind, he has a greater understanding of nagging injuries that can hinder regular activities of daily living. He believes in prioritizing the client’s goals by ensuring that they are provided with the knowledge to continue improving independently once their treatment is complete.

During his time off, he enjoys weight training, playing/watching sports and spending time with friends and family. He can be found binging Netflix while snacking on any kind of chocolate.

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Mandeep holds both a Bachelor of Kinesiology and Master of Physical Therapy from the University of British Columbia. He grew up and still lives in South Vancouver, staying involved in his community through volunteer work with John Oliver Secondary Athletics and the Khalsa Diwan Society.

A life-long learner, Mandeep continues to take professional development courses to provide the most evidenced based treatment to his clients. He has taken courses in manual therapy, concussion management and functional strength and conditioning. He is certified to practice both IMS (Chann Gunn IMS) and acupuncture (Acupuncture Foundation of Canada Institute). Mandeep also incorporates the FMS (Functional Movement Screen) and SFMA (Selective Functional Movement Assessment) into his assessment and treatment approach.

Mandeep has a special interest in sports injuries and has treated everyone from weekend warriors to tactical and professional athletes. He served as the team Physiotherapist for the New Westminster Salmonbellies Senior Lacrosse Team from 2015-2019 and was part of the medical team for the 2015 FIFA Women’s World Cup.

In his down time, Mandeep enjoys all things sports related, especially complaining about his fantasy football team. He also enjoys being walked by his dog, Luna, around local trails and parks.

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Manraj graduated with a Bachelor of Kinesiology from the University of British Columbia. An elite athlete in both soccer and hockey, he brings a wealth of experience in high performance sports. Graduating from John Oliver Secondary School, he grew up and still lives in South Vancouver.

Manraj played 4 years of major junior hockey with the Everett Silvertips of the WHL (Western Hockey League) playing in 194 games and scoring over 100 points. He then moved on to play with the UBC Thunderbirds of USports (CIS) and was named an Academic All Canadian during his 4 years with the team. Manraj continued to stay involved as an assistant coach after being forced to retire due to injuries. He uses this experience in his approach to rehabilitation, hoping to guide those athletes looking to reach the next level in their sports.

Away from the clinic, Manraj enjoys staying active and has recently taken up golf as most retired athletes do. As a lefty, he continues to claim that his driver’s power slice is a strategy he willingly employs.

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Chris is an Osteopathic Practitioner (DOMP) and Kinesiologist. Born and raised in Vancouver, Chris graduated from UBC with a Bachelor of Kinesiology as well as a Diploma in Kinesiology from Langara.

Chris has taken a variety of courses in soft tissue release and kinetic link training. He integrates the SFMA (Selective Functional Movement Analysis) into his assessment and treatment approach. In the pursuit of higher learning, Chris completed his Diploma of Osteopathic Manual Practice from the Canadian School of Osteopathy (CSO) in 2022.

He enjoys promoting a healthy lifestyle and helping his patients improve their quality of life.

Chris’ experiences in a multidisciplinary clinic setting have led him to work with a wide array of clients and has influenced his belief in a systemic and holistic approach. In his spare time, he enjoys playing golf, hockey, and baseball.

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Sam completed his Master of Physical Therapy at UBC, where he also studied for his Bachelor of Kinesiology.

Sam grew up in the South Vancouver area, graduating from John Oliver Secondary School, where he also participated on the football, volleyball, and track & field teams.

Sam sees physiotherapy as a lifelong career of learning, where the problem solving never ceases, because no two clients are the same. He has acquired certifications in Acupuncture, Chan-Gunn IMS, Vestibular Rehabilitation, and Selective Functional Movement Assessment (SFMA). Beyond the usual physiotherapy treatments, Sam is passionate about educating and equipping his clients with the understanding and tools needed to improve their presenting physical state.

In his spare time, Sam enjoys cycling, backcountry camping, cooking, and distinguishing whisky notes.

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