Physiotherapist - BScPT, BHK, CAFCI

I believe in taking an integrated approach to rehabilitation through the use of a variety of tools. I believe the application of manual therapy, exercise, education, and prevention strategies will help my clients to increase mobility, strength, and function.

I have taken post graduate courses in Acupuncture, Kinesio Taping and Vestibular Rehabilitation.

Physiotherapist - MScPT, BHK, CGIMS, CAFCI

I view physiotherapy and rehabilitation as a team effort involving myself and the client. In addition to manual therapy, exercises, IMS/dry needling and acupuncture, i believe that educating the clients about their conditions and how to manage their symptoms outside of the clinic will lead to a more successful outcome.

I enjoy working with a variety of people in different stages of their injury and rehabilitation. Having gone through injuries and surgeries as an athlete in the past, I have a special interest in sports-related injuries, and pre- and post-surgical rehabilitation.

**If you would like to book with Jeff at our Station Square location, please call 604-423-6055 or email

stationinfo@physiocollective.ca, or contact Jeff directly at jeff@physiocollective.ca. Online booking for his Station Square schedule is unavailable. Online booking for his Brentwood schedule is available. Thank you!

Jeff’s in-clinic schedule is Wednesdays at our Station Square location.

Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays at our Brentwood location.

Physiotherapist - BSc Kin, MPT

As a competitive soccer and lacrosse player as well as a runner, I spent a considerable amount of time sidelined through injury. This passion for physical activity and developing interest in rehab led me to pursue first a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from Simon Fraser University, followed by a Master of Physical Therapy from the University of British Columbia.

Using an exercise and manual therapy-based approach, I firmly believe that physiotherapy is most effective when care is delivered with strong communication and empowerment through education. My priorities are to ensure you feel listened to, understood, and able to enjoy your own personal experience and process of recovery. Just as no two people are the same, no two recovery paths are the same: I enjoy working with a wide variety of clients on a treatment plan that suits your specific needs.

Outside the clinic, you can find me on a soccer pitch, golf course, mountain top, or couch watching whatever soccer game is on.

Physiotherapist - BKin, MPT

One of the biggest lessons I learned throughout my time studying Kinesiology and Physiotherapy at UBC is that every treatment plan should be tailored to each patient in a unique way - no two people are exactly the same and the rehabilitation process should reflect that.

I am also a firm believer in forming community during the process, and it’s amazing that we get the opportunity to connect with our patients through treatment and rehab.

Along with using my manual therapy skills to treat the patient, I’m also very strong on listening to the patient, as well as providing insight through education – it’s important that you are listened to, know what is going on, and what to expect moving forward. I can speak to you in either English and/or Cantonese, so let’s connect and start this journey together!

With my free time you’ll find me at the gym, on the volleyball court, or shooting hoops…and admittedly also sometimes sitting at home watching basketball, hockey, or football.

Physiotherapist - BKin, MScPT

After completing a Kinesiology degree at the University of British Columbia, I made a bold decision to enter my first bodybuilding competition, which unfortunately was soon cancelled due to the pandemic. Despite not actually competing, my curiosity for the functionality and capacity of the human body grew tremendously, encouraging me to pursue the Masters of Science in Physiotherapy from the University of Toronto.

I truly believe that your body is your most valuable asset. At least that is what I have personally learned having been a personal trainer for over 8 years, and now being a physiotherapist. Through a holistic approach incorporating manual therapy, exercise prescription, and evidence-informed education, I am keen to be a part of your journey to optimal movement and living.

Physiotherapy is more than just a last resort, it is a step forward in achieving your next goal. I am excited to learn about your story in Cantonese, English, or Mandarin. In addition to musculoskeletal conditions, I have a strong interest pelvic health and vestibular conditions in individuals of all ages

If I am not in the clinic, you can find me weight training, exploring outdoors, or carrying out my duties as a sell-proclaimed pastry connoisseur.

Physiotherapist - MPT, BA

Pardeep obtained his Masters in Physical Therapy from the University of British Columbia. In his practice, he uses a variety of approaches including, but not limited to, manual therapy, soft tissue techniques, exercise prescription, and IMS (dry needling). He has also completed additional education in the McKenzie Method of Diagnosis & Therapy-Lumbar Spine and received his level 1 certification with the Canadian Physiotherapy Association Orthopaedic Division.

In his spare time, Pardeep enjoys playing a variety of sports including basketball and tennis, as well as skiing and hiking. A lifelong athlete with a keen interest in rehabilitation, he is committed to supporting his patients goals through individualized care. Pardeep is able to provide services in English and Punjabi at a conversational level.

Registered Massage Therapist, BHSc

Adam is a registered Massage Therapist who received his training from the West Coast College of Massage Therapy and studied Health Science at Thompson Rivers University. He is a member of the Registered Massage Therapists of British Columbia and has taken courses in kinesio taping, arthrokinetic therapy, and dermoneuromodulation. With his years of experience in the field he has been able to do exciting things such as working abroad in England and instructing at Langara University and West Coast College of Massage Therapy.

As a therapist, Adam believes in working with effort and the thought of correcting postural dysfunction to help patients get back to daily activities. He likes to make sure his clients understand his process during treatment, explaining and giving insight into what the body needs and why things are happening. Myofascial release, trigger point therapy, and active stretching is how he approaches most treatments but he utilizes many techniques learned in the WCCMT 3000 hour program.

Adam, outside of work enjoys lifting weights at the gym, swimming laps at the pool, playing squash in the VDSL, and spending time walking the golf course. He has a passion for traveling and has been to many places in Asia, Europe, Central America, and North America.

Registered Massage Therapist

Since I was a kid I always had strong communication skills and a desire to help others. I grew up speaking three languages (English, Russian and French), which has made me a great listener. After receiving my education at the West Coast College of Massage Therapy, I quickly realized that I chose the right field. I was lucky enough to gain a lot of experience working with patients seeking treatment for a variety of reasons. I worked with children and families at Canucks Place, acute and chronic burn or trauma victims at the Vancouver General Hospital and varsity athletes at the University of British Columbia. Since then, using my constantly evolving skills to help others has been an addicting experience, and I strive to be the best therapist I can possibly be. I enjoy digging for articles that challenge my core beliefs as a practitioner because I find reading the best way to stay up to date with the world of medical science. I believe in strong communication with patients and that educating people about their own bodies is the best way to strive for a better quality of life. Re-evaluating progress and never being afraid to seek advice or help when needed has allowed me to create a strong mindset for my practice.

Although my family and career are both very important to me, sports are not very far behind. Growing up I played almost every sport possible and although I was definitely never the most talented, I tried to make up for it with an elite level of work ethic. Since my hands are my work, I have replaced competitive sports with outdoor activities and British Columbia has been an amazing back yard. I also enjoy playing the guitar and piano, both of which I learned by myself.

Registered Massage Therapist

Stanzy is a graduate from the West Coast College of Massage Therapy and has been practicing in the lower mainland for 2 years. Stanzy has always had a deep interest in human anatomy and physiology, which led to her enter in the tattoo and piercing industry. Those years helped hone not only her communication and listening skills, but deepen the respect and compassion required to be an affective health care professional.

As a therapist, Stanzy likes to treat with focus on restoring function to activities of daily living as well as postural education for long term maintenance. She feels all aspects of life contribute to dysfunctions and pain. Encouraging education, whole body wellness and mindfulness are essential. While her experience has been predominantly with chronic pain due to traumatic injuries, she also has experience with spinal cord injuries and disorders, acute and chronic injuries, neurological issues, and the elderly. Her love of being a Registered Massage Therapist stems from wanting to help people live better quality lives day to day.

Registered Massage Therapist

Graduating with honors, Lawrence completed the 3000 hour Massage Therapy program at Vancouver College of Massage Therapy in 2020. Before graduating from VCMT, Lawrence achieved a Diploma in Human Kinetics - Exercise Science at Capilano University.

Through his own experience with knee reconstruction surgery & amp rehabilitation, it inspired his passion for helping others. He is particularly interested in the rehabilitation of injuries in daily living, work and especially sport. He has experience providing treatment for patients pre/post operative conditions. Lawrence has also provided treatment for Simon Fraser University Athletics, Raincity Athletics, Ronald McDonald House patients. He provides a comprehensive massage therapy treatment which utilizes Swedish massage, hydrotherapy, joint mobilizations, soft tissue release & and trigger point release techniques. He is particularly successful in providing lasting relief for the lower back, neck/shoulder and the compartments of the lower leg. He also holds certifications for athletic taping, soft tissue release and IASTM

In his spare time, you can find Lawrence training in olympic weightlifting, powerlifting or muay thai. He also enjoys following the Toronto Raptors as well as the New Orleans Saints football team.

Registered Massage Therapist

Whether you are dealing with an injury, have been in pain for years, want to enhance your performance or simply relax, Adam can address your needs. He utilizes a combination of Swedish massage, myofascial techniques, deep tissue releases, stretching, and joint mobilizations to meet your goals. Adam is also certified in Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization (IASTM).

As team RMT for the Coquitlam Express of the BCHL, Adam also treats hockey players and staff alongside a multidisciplinary medical team. Adam has completed his Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology at Simon Fraser University with an active health and rehabilitation concentration. After completing his degree, he pursued massage therapy because of his interest in sports, appreciation of the complexity of the human body, and to promote health and wellness in a fulfilling manner. Outside of the clinic, Adam enjoys keeping active. He loves challenging the body through strength training, and also participates in recreational soccer and hockey leagues. He also enjoys camping, lounging at the beach, and planning the next travel destination.

Registered Massage Therapist

Katerina is a graduate from the West Coast College of Massage Therapy. She also has an Associate’s degree in Health Science from Langara College. Katerina has an extensive background as a former competitive dragon paddler and knows how to work with her clients to treat and relieve pain, prevent injury, and to achieve and maintain optimal function. She incorporates general Swedish, deep tissue, myofascial and joint mobilization techniques in her therapy. Katerina has experience working with various neurological conditions, strains, sprains, dislocations and pre/post natal care. Her focus is to utilize a combination of techniques to create personalized therapy services to support her clients in reaching their goals.

Katerina has always been passionate about health and wellness through her experiences as a volunteer with St John’s Ambulance and her previous work in the pharmacy and hospital settings. She enjoys listening and sharing experiences while also appreciating the comfort of silence and relaxation. Katerina is an avid paddler, cyclist, hiker and has a weakness for new cafes.

Registered Massage Therapist

Victor graduated from West Coast College of Massage Therapy in December 2021. Before graduating from WCCMT, he studied Kinesiology at Capilano University which sparked his passion for human anatomy and rehabilitation. Having gone through multiple injuries himself, he was inspired to help others with their rehabilitation process. Victor has worked at George Pearson and with the UBC athletic team dealing with neurological disorders and different sports injuries. He focuses on solving the root of the problem instead of always treating the symptoms itself. Techniques utilized in his treatments include Swedish massage, gentle joint mobilizations, trigger point release, and active/passive stretching. Victor believes that client care should always be priority and that each treatment is very individualized to create a sustainable plan for the client.

Outside of work, Victor enjoys playing and watching sports, specifically basketball. He also loves going to the gym to stay active and traveling around the world.

Registered Massage Therapist

Victoria's journey into registered massage therapy was inspired by working alongside seasoned massage therapists the last 5 years. Graduating with Honors from Vancouver College of Massage Therapy, she applies evidence-based methods such as myofascial release, trigger point therapy, and joint mobilization to address musculoskeletal issues.

Victoria's practice extends beyond the treatment table; she ensures a customized and effective clinical experience, providing homecare to support clients post-treatment. Her belief in the symbiotic relationship between a healthy body and a strong mind guides her practice. As a former competitive athlete, she understands the importance of holistic well-being. Victoria adapts her techniques to each individual's unique needs, incorporating stretches into her treatments to enhance flexibility and promote recovery.

Outside of her practice, Victoria spends her free time exploring the local mountains, running on various terrains, weight lifting, and training muay thai. She also enjoys watching recipe videos and experimenting in the kitchen to craft creations. Experience Victoria's scientific approach to well-being, shaped by her active pursuits.

Registered Massage Therapist

Growing up as a competitive athlete, I carry a lifelong passion for fitness, health, and wellness of the body. After experiencing several injuries and integrating massage therapy into my daily life, I understood the power it holds for recovery, injury prevention, and performance.

For many years I pursued a career in finance and accounting. Unfulfilled, I was ready for a change that would allow me to make a positive difference in peoples lives.

I see massage therapy as a way to connect each individual to their unique body. My goal as therapist is to create a sessions specific to each client’s individual needs through collaborative treatment planning. I exercise a variety of techniques including neuromuscular, Swedish, stretching, joint mobilization, fascial, and trigger point release to help achieve your goals.

Naturally outgoing and people-oriented, I’m passionate about educating, empowering, and healing clients. I strive to be the best hour in my client’s day.

Outside of work, I like to lift weights, laugh with family and friends, write poetry, and travel.

Registered Massage Therapist

I have always been deeply passionate about fitness and health, stemming from my early involvement in competitive sports. My journey led me to fall in love with weight training, which not only transformed my own body but also ignited a decade-long career in personal training. Over the years, facing numerous injuries while training for strongman competitions, I became increasingly focused on the recovery aspect of fitness. This shift in focus awakened a desire to employ manual techniques to enhance assessment and recovery processes. Motivated by this, I pursued and completed my certification as a Registered Massage Therapist (RMT).

Today, my primary goal is to empower my clients to lead active, pain-free lives. I am dedicated to applying my deep understanding of physical fitness and recovery techniques to help each client achieve their personal health goals.

Registered Massage Therapist (Maternity Leave)

Emily is a graduate of the West Coast College of Massage Therapy. Before becoming an RMT, she worked as a Sous Chef and a Veterinary Assistant but always wanted to pursue a career focused on helping others. Emily’s aspiration is to work with her patients to achieve a greater and lasting sense of wellbeing based on their health care goals both through treatment and education.

Emily was fortunate to gain experience at Canuck Place Children’s Hospice, at UBC treating varsity athletes and at GF Strong and George Pearson treating patients with traumatic spinal cord injury, MS, ALS and Cerebral Palsy. She also had the privilege of treating on the maternity ward at Royal Columbian Hospital which solidified her passion for working with pre and post natal patients.

Emily incorporates a variety of modalities in her treatments including Swedish massage, active and passive stretching, myofascial release, Rood techniques and joint mobilizations.

When not practicing massage therapy, Emily is with her unruly rescue parrots, out on a long distance run or in her kitchen experimenting with new ingredients.

Kinesiologist - BHK

I am an experienced and passionate Kinesiologist dedicated to helping clients achieve optimal physical function, mobility, and performance that aligns with their specific goals, abilities and lifestyle.

I design tailored interventions that include comprehensive education and personalized exercise programs providing guidance on proper exercise techniques, rehabilitation from injury, injury prevention strategies, and lifestyle modifications.

I have a special interest in chronic and acute back pain and supporting women through pre and post mastectomy care.

I believe complete care involves an evidence based, client centered, collaborative approach between the client, their care providers and myself.

My mission is to instill confidence in my clients by communicating openly and building trust to empower each individual through education and exercise.

Kinesiologist - BSC

Melissa is a practicing kinesiologist and has a membership with British Columbia Association of Kinesiologists (BCAK). She graduated from both Douglas College and Simon Fraser University with a Sport Science Diploma, a Certificate in Health and Fitness, and a Bachelor of Science with a major in kinesiology. Melissa has training in soft tissue release, musculoskeletal and postural assessment, advanced exercise prescription, shoulder and hip mobilization, myofascial release, concussion management, and kinesiology taping. She specializes in ACL pre- and post-op rehabilitation and return to sport.

Melissa also has experience as a sports trainer for men's premier league soccer teams and men's lacrosse teams. Melissa is an advocate for an active and healthy lifestyle – she engages in sports such as soccer, tennis, cycling, snowboarding, hiking, kayaking, running, and weight training. She has volunteered at high-level sport conditioning facilities and seeks to enhance her knowledge about injury management and rehabilitation.

Kinesiologist - BKin

Active rehabilitation has always been a key component to my athletic background considering years of chronic knee issues. Throughout university, I worked with the school's men's basketball team as a student trainer where my understanding of musculoskeletal conditions solidified. Through my experiences, I have a huge interest in sports-related injuries as well as general health conditions.

Along the way I have always recognized the effectiveness of a collaborative therapeutic approach towards exceptional patient centred care. As a member of the BCAK and practicing kinesiologist, I strive to motivate, educate, and promote return to work/sport through practical and safe rehabilitation.

On my free time you can catch me at the training at the gym, at muay thai classes, or playing a variety of outdoor sports.

Kinesiologist - BKin

Elisa is a graduate of Simon Fraser University where she completed her Bachelor of Science, major in Kinesiology, minor in Archaeology. She is a certified Kinesiologist with the BCAK, specializing in active health and rehabilitation. She is also certified to perform Functional Capacity Evaluations and graded return-to-work programs. 

Elisa has focused on the health and rehabilitation aspect of her degree through working with individuals who

experience chronic and acute pain. She enjoys helping individuals learn about their body through exercise and yoga by assessing their baseline and creating personalized programs. Her treatment style focuses on dynamic movements that will improve the overall functionality of one's body. She is a strong believer of the mind-body connection and teaches her clients body awareness. 

Elisa is fluent in English and Farsi.

Kinesiologist - BKin

Maria graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology from the University of British Columbia and is a practicing member of the British Columbia Association of Kinesiologists (BCAK). Maria has also taught group fitness classes for the past 12 years and holds certificates in Group Fitness and Weight Training with the British Columbia Recreation and Parks Association (BCRPA).

At a young age, Maria developed a passion for all things health, wellness, and fitness. She believes that movement and exercise is the key to maintaining a healthy, balanced life. She cares for her clients and participants and is always keen to learn and develop skills to further enhance rehabilitation and movement pattern success.

Maria has a background in dance and soccer and has now expanded her skills and has acquired a new love for golf, alongside hiking, running, weightlifting, and Pilates.

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