Claire McDonald, Registered Physiotherapist

MSc (PT), BSc (Kin), CAFCI, IMS

Claire graduated from the University of Calgary with a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology before completing her Masters of Physical Therapy degree from Queen’s University. She is pursuing her Diploma in Sports Physiotherapy & completing her Diploma in Advanced Orthopaedic Manual & Manipulative Physiotherapy and is also certified in Acupuncture and IMS. Claire also has completed a variety of other advanced Physiotherapy course training.

An interest in physiotherapy started at young age when she experienced the struggles of athletic injury and the importance of living a healthy, pain free life. She has experience working with a wide variety of clients and injuries, and enjoys treating people of all ages. She incorporates a range of internationally recognized manual therapy techniques, individualized exercise prescription and education to help clients achieve their physical activity and movement goals.

Claire grew up on the North Shore and recently moved back to Vancouver after living in Ontario and Alberta. In her spare time, Claire can be found playing soccer, ultimate frisbee, biking, running, cross country skiing and snowboarding.

Wil Seto, Registered Physiotherapist

BHSc (PT), BSc (Kin), Dip Sport PT, Dip Ortho PT, FCAMT, CG IMS

Wil has earned degrees in Bachelor of Kinesiology and Bachelor of Health Sciences Physiotherapy (B.H.Sc. PT) from McMaster University. He is a member of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association (MCPA) and a Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Manipulative Therapists (FCAMT). In addition, he completed post-graduate studies in Advanced Manual and Manipulative Physiotherapy (Dip. Manip. PT) and Sport Physiotherapy (Dip. Sport PT), and is certified in Intramuscular Stimulation (CG IMS).

Wil has been working for over 17 years as a Physiotherapist in the Lower Mainland. He brings a great sense of joy and passion in helping people recover from their injuries and getting them back in sync with their optimal health and maximum potential for sport, work or play.

Wil also brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise through his post-graduate training and extensive experience working with people from motor vehicle accidents, work injuries to athletes in various sports at a recreational, amateur and professional level.

As a Sport Physiotherapist, Wil has worked Short Track Speed Skating at the Vancouver 2010 Olympics, with U-16 Team BC Rugby, UBC Men's Ice Hockey, Western Lacrosse Association New WestMinister SalmonBellies, International Field Hockey and National College Soccer Championship. Locally, he has also helped Ultimate Frisbee players in the lower mainland including many from the Vancouver Ultimate League (VUL), as well as runners, triathletes, dancers, rock climbers and wrestlers successfully achieve their goals. He has worked as a consultant and Physiotherapist for Team Canada Ultimate & several Team Australia Ultimate Frisbee teams where he has helped them podium in several world championships and world games since 2008.

With personalized visits utilizing manual therapy and exercise prescription you can expect to receive an assessment and treatment that will get at the underlying cause of your problems.

In his spare time, Wil finds adventure in many activities including rock climbing, ultimate Frisbee, hiking, swimming and reading.

Heather Camenzind (Johnstone), Registered Physiotherapist

MPT, BHK, FCAMPT, Gunn IMS, CAFCI (Acupuncture)

Heather is on maternity leave from February 2018 - February 2019. While she is away, please book an appointment with:

Patrizio Jacova, Registered Physiotherapist
Locum for Heather Camenzind

Nadine Stunzi, Registered Physiotherapist
Locum for Heather Camenzind

Heather attained both her Masters of Physical Therapy and Bachelor of Human Kinetics in Exercise Science degrees from The University of British Columbia. She has experience working with a wide variety of clients, including sport injuries, motor vehicle accidents, and post surgical related cases.

Heather has continued with many post graduate courses and training. She is a Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Manipulative Therapists (FCAMT) and is Gunn Intramuscular Stimulation (Gunn IMS) certified. She also has her Certificate from the Acupuncture Foundation of Canada Institute (CAFCI).

Heather also has completed training in Functional Movement Screen (FMS) and Selective Functional Movement Assessments (SFMA), which looks to analyze whole body motor patterns. With these assessments, Heather is able to investigate and pinpoint dysfunctions within the body that can lead to pain and weakness. Heather is also a Certified ART (Active Release Therapy) Provider and uses ART as an effective means of muscle release.

She has a passion for sports physiotherapy and enjoys working with a wide variety of athletes. Having played collegiate level volleyball, as well as soccer, softball, basketball, Heather now occupies her time training and competing in triathlons (swimming, cycling and running) and long distance running. Her greatest training accomplishments to date are completing Ironman Canada in 2011 and the Penticton Challenge, an Ironman distance race, in 2013. Heather draws on her personal experiences when treating many different types of injures.

In her spare time Heather volunteers at local community events, such as The Sun Run and the Cross Fit National Championships.

Lisa Cornish, Registered Physiotherapist

MPT, BHK

Heather is on maternity leave from February 2018 - February 2019. While she is away, please book an appointment with:

Lisa completed both her Master’s degree in Physiotherapy and her Bachelor’s degree in Human Kinetics from the University of British Columbia. She has experience working with a wide variety of clients, having worked in both sports and orthopedic private practice clinics.

She enjoys helping people of all levels and abilities reach their goals. Her individualized treatment approach focuses on combining advanced hands-on manual therapy with client education and an active rehabilitation exercise program. Her special interest is working with runners, being a former sprinter herself.

Lisa’s commitment to the community involves providing physiotherapy to athletic events - such as BC summer Games. She is committed to continuing education in order to remain up-to-date on the latest findings in physiotherapy practice. She has completed her training in IMS and is currently pursuing certification in acupuncture through Acupuncture Canada as well as focusing on her area of interest, concussion work.

On her days off, she can be found walking the seawall, playing ultimate frisbee and learning to play squash.

Patrizio Jacova, Registered Physiotherapist

MPT, BHK, IMS

Patrizio graduated from the University of British Columbia with a Bachelors in Human Kinetics and a Masters in Physical Therapy. He has completed certifications in Orthopedic and Manual Therapy Level 1, Complete Concussion Management, Selective Functional Movement Assessment (SFMA) Level 1, and Intramuscular Stimulation (IMS).

Patrizio has a passion for sport and athletic performance. As such, he has enjoyed providing coverage for a variety of sports organizations including the residency teams of the Vancouver Whitecaps, Division 2 Men’s soccer, and U19 Men’s Lacrosse. He enjoys playing soccer and basketball recreationally but is always excited to hear about everyone’s passion for their own sport, whether they participate in urban rec or compete professionally.

He is dedicated in helping you with a treatment approach that incorporates advanced manual therapy utilizing specific joint and soft tissue “hands-on” mobilization techniques and IMS trigger point dry needling. After performing these reset techniques, he believes in targeting functional and optimal movement patterns through exercise therapy while providing you with crucial information for injury recovery and prevention. Your movement, recreation, and rehab goals are important to Patrizio and he will continue to use the most recent clinical evidence to help you be your best.

Outside of the clinic, Patrizio is always looking for a new hike to explore, a different route on his road bike, fresh powder for his snowboard, and another piano composition with which to challenge himself.

Nadine Stunzi, Registered Physiotherapist

MPT, BSc Hons, IMS

Quite simply, Nadine believes that being a physical therapist is a tool towards building resilient bodies and therefor stronger communities. She fundamentally believes we are meant to move dynamically and challenge our bodies, especially when pain and injury arise. Using rehabilitative science, mindful movement, manual therapy and IMS, Nadine strives to optimize healing and performance for all of her patients. Her physiotherapy practice centres around patient empowerment and education; helping patients to trust the body’s amazing restorative capacity.

Nadine plans to pursue further education in orthopaedic manual therapy, functional movement screening, oncology and dry needling. In addition to a musculoskeletal focus, Nadine hopes to grow a cancer rehabilitation caseload by offering customized exercise programs and treatment to cancer patients. Most importantly, Nadine is committed to lifelong learning and an ongoing reflective practice as seen in her monthly blogging ritual.

To stay fit, Nadine trains regularly with kettle bells and treks up mother nature’s stair-climbers. To keep it light, she loves outdoor play; snowboarding and kite-surfing mainly. Lastly, did I mention that she loves all foods green and hard cheeses?!

• Level 1 certification of the Advanced Orthopaedic Manual and Manipulative Physiotherapy Diploma
• Owen’s Science Blood Flow Restriction Rehabilitation certification
• K-taping Pro certification 2016
• Level 1 Kinetacore functional dry needling certified

Anuj Sharma, Registered Physiotherapist

BPT, BSc (Physiology), IMS

Anuj is a Kiwi who graduated with a Bachelor of Science majoring in Physiology and a Bachelor of Physiotherapy from the University of Otago, New Zealand. After completing his university studies, Anuj moved to Australia where he worked at a private practice for two years prior to making his move to Canada.

During his time in Australia, he achieved a certificate in Lyn Watson shoulder course, neuromuscular dry needling course and a sporting lower limb assessment and a management course. Anuj is particularly interested in those areas as he enjoys working with developing return to work and sport plans as he loves seeing clients get back to doing what they love the most. He also likes to deliver individualize treatments for a more effective recovery.

Through his experience, Anuj has gained invaluable knowledge in assessing and treating various conditions and areas of all ages whether it’s pre-operatively and/or post-operatively, musculoskeletal, neurological, orthopaedic, rehabilitation and cardio-respiratory.

Anuj is very ambitious and would like to further his career by pursuing post graduate studies in manual therapy and sports therapy. In his spare time, he likes to play cricket, soccer and loves watching rugby and Aussie rules football (AFL). Since his move to Canada, he is now looking to learn ice hockey and would love to volunteer at local community games.

Lynita White, Registered Physiotherapist

BAH, MSc, MPT

Lynita completed her Masters of Physical Therapy at the University of British Columbia (UBC), following a Masters of Science in Rehabilitation Sciences at UBC, and a Psychology degree at Queen’s University in Ontario. She is pursuing her Diploma in Sports Physiotherapy, and holds a number of certifications in continuing education courses, as well as Advanced Manual and Manipulative Therapy course training.

Her clinical experience with a wide range of clients — from motor vehicle accidents, work injuries, athletic injuries, pre- and post-surgical rehabilitation, chronic pain, and geriatric rehabilitation — is complemented by a four-year background in rehabilitation research, which includes tendon healing, chronic pain, and patient education. She has had her work published in peer-reviewed academic journals, and continues to stay up-to-date on the best clinical research to provide her clients with the best possible care. Her treatment approach combines manual therapy, functional exercise, and education.

Lynita discovered her passion for physiotherapy when recovering from an ACL repair and eventually returning to play in the National Ringette League. She has over 20 years of athletic experience under her belt, playing on provincial, national, and international teams, as well as coaching elite teams in the Lower Mainland.

On the weekends, you’ll still find her at an ice rink. On the off-season, she’ll likely be making her way up a North Shore mountain, reconnecting to nature in the place where she grew up.

Dr. Heather Finlayson, Physician, Sport Medicine Doctor

MD, FRCPC, Dip. Sport Med, Dip. CSCN (EMG)
Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation

Heather is a medical doctor who specializes in Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation (PM&R) and has a Diploma in Sport Medicine from the Canadian Academy of Sport and Exercise Medicine (CASEM). She obtained her BSc in Kinesiology from the University of Waterloo, her medical degree from McMaster University, and completed her residency training in PM&R at UBC. She also has additional training and certification in electrodiagnostic testing for nerve and muscle diseases.

Heather is a Clinical Assistant Professor in the UBC Faculty of Medicine, where she is actively involved in the education of medical students and medical residents. She is the director of the UBC PM&R residency training program and is completing a Masters Degree in Medical Education. She is also involved in research through UBC and GF Strong Rehab Centre.

Her clinical practice at InSync is focused on the assessment and treatment of people with sports injuries and other musculoskeletal problems. She loves working with athletes and has been the team doctor for the Canadian national wheelchair basketball team. She also works at GF Strong Rehab Centre where she provides care to people who require rehabilitation due to orthopedic and neurological disorders.

In her spare time she loves getting outdoors with her young family, especially hiking, cycling, playing tennis and backcountry skiing.

Joy Uemoto, Registered Massage Therapist (RMT)

BSc, RMT

Joy graduated from UBC with a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology. Following graduation, she spent a number of years working in the corporate environment before returning to her science roots to pursue a career in massage therapy. This decision was made out of a desire to be involved in the health care field while helping people maintain their health and active lifestyles. She subsequently graduated from Utopia Academy and is registered with the College of Massage Therapists of British Columbia and been working in the lower mainland since.

Joy's massage therapy practice includes treatment of a wide variety of conditions, including injury rehabilitation and prevention, back and neck pain, overuse injuries, postural imbalances and stress relief. She believes that it's important for clients to be actively involved in their rehabilitation while seeking out preventive and long lasting solutions to their musculoskeletal problems. With this goal in mind, you can expect to engage in important bilateral dialogue with her about possible exacerbating or reinforcing conditions at work, home and play and to receive information about postural education.

She uses a wide range of massage techniques, with a preference towards myofascial release, deep tissue massage, trigger-point therapy, sports massage, and Swedish massage techniques. Joy's passion for outdoor sports, dance, yoga and pilates has complemented her massage therapy practice as these activities have given her a better appreciation of the body in motion, injuries that can result from various activities and rehabilitation.

Joy welcomes both new and returning clients.

Michelle Robichaud, Registered Massage Therapist (RMT)

BHSc, RMT

Michelle has had varied experience in her massage therapy career, working in sports, spa and general practices in Vancouver, Whistler and Victoria. After graduating from the WCCMT in 1996, she upgraded her basic diploma to enhance her practice skills and then went on to complete a Health Science Degree from Thompson Rivers University (2011). Michelle is a member in good standing with the College of Massage Therapists of BC and the Massage Therapists Association of BC.

After 15 plus years of practice Michelle remains passionate about her profession and is keen to continue learning; she loves helping people feel better. Michelle employs various techniques such as trigger point therapy, fascial release, joint play and Swedish massage to help address headaches, pregnancy related issues, sports injuries and work related concerns, such as low back pain. From recreational sports enthusiast to computer programmer at the desk, many different people can benefit from massage therapy.

Michelle stays active with her young family enjoying biking, hiking, yoga, golf and fitness classes.

Michael Fung, Registered Massage Therapist (RMT)

RMT

Michael completed the Registered Massage Therapy program at Vancouver College of Massage Therapy (VCMT). Previous to becoming a Massage Therapist, he spent a number of years working in the landscaping industry and holds a red seal as a horticulturalist. For the last 14 years Michael has been actively involved in the Vancouver ultimate community as both a player and a coach. A few of his many accomplishments include: developing the junior ultimate program in British Columbia; coaching the U-19 Men’s Canadian ultimate team to a gold medal at the world championship in 2014; and coaching the BC junior girls ultimate team to a number of national championships.

With a strong background in sports and physical labour, Michael understands the importance of maintaining optimal health and well-being. He enjoys treating a variety of different conditions including stress and anxiety, sports related injuries, repetitive strain injuries and general treatment for every day aches and pains. He likes to work together with his patients to optimize a treatment plan that will create a preventative and lasting solution for each individual. Michael uses an array of specific techniques including trigger point release, golgi tendon organ release and neuromuscular technique as well as general Swedish massage techniques.

In his spare time Michael continues to be an active member in the ultimate community and is currently the head coach for the U-20 Open Canadian Team competing at the next world championships.

Tyler Carreira, Registered Massage Therapist (RMT)

RMT

Born and raised in the Lower Mainland, Tyler became a massage therapist following his intrigue with the science of human anatomy and his desire to help others feel better. He graduated with his diploma in registered massage therapy from Langara College.

He has experience working with patients with Multiple Sclerosis, Spinal cord injuries and musculoskeletal injuries and uses a variety of manual therapy modalities that range from Swedish to myofascial and joint mobilization techniques. His ultimate aim is to work with his patients to create a goal that they can work towards to feel happier and healthier by getting back to what they love to do. To accomplish that Tyler completes assessments as part of each treatment to customize every massage to each patients’ individual needs.

In his spare time, Tyler enjoys the outdoors; jogging, hiking, snowshoeing or canoeing; and has recently acquired a new interest in cooking and loves experimenting with new recipes, especially if it involves using his cast iron skillet.

Caitlyn Dunphy, Registered Physiotherapist

BSc Kin, MSC PT

Caitlyn earned her Masters of Physiotherapy and Bachelors in Kinesiology from Dalhousie University and graduated with the Canadian Physiotherapy Association Award for the top academic and clinical standings. She moved from Nova Scotia to join the INSYNC PHYSIO team in 2015. She loves acquiring new skills and knowledge and has taken courses in Advanced Manual Therapy, IMS needling and acupuncture. Prior to becoming a physiotherapist, Caitlyn was involved in athletics for 14 years as an athlete and coach. She was a sprint kayak athlete and coach for Team Nova Scotia at the Canada Games as well as Team Canada at the Pan Am Championships. She was also a ski instructor at Whistler and in eastern Canada.

Caitlyn’s clinical experiences have provided her with a wide variety of knowledge treating different types of patients and injuries. She has worked with children, adults, seniors, National team athletes, Paralympic athletes, special Olympic athletes, injuries resulting from motor vehicle accidents, work place injuries, pre and post-surgery rehab, amputee rehab, and individuals with brain injuries.

Caitlyn’s interest in physiotherapy began during her athletic career and grew into a passion while she was coaching. She was always extremely invested in her athletes and wanted to understand more about movement dysfunctions and muscle imbalances to help her athletes reach their full potential. Now as a physiotherapist, Caitlyn transfers that investment in her athletes to her patients. No matter what your goal is (whether it is being able to garden without pain, chasing your grandkids or improving your athletic performance) Caitlyn will be fully committed to helping you achieve that goal.

When Caitlyn is not in the clinic you might find her skiing, kayaking, cycling, hiking or exploring her new home in BC!

Natalie Hernandez, Registered Physiotherapist

BSc (PT)

Natalie brings over six years of training and experience in sports injuries working with collegiate varsity athletes. She was the head physiotherapist at a university in Asia and helped the Sports Development Office structure the sports rehabilitation program for university athletes.

Natalie holds a Bachelors of Science degree in Physiotherapy (BSc. PT) from De La Salle University-HSC, Philippines. She is a licensed Physiotherapist in Canada and is pursuing post-graduate training in the diploma of advanced manual and manipulative therapy.

Among Natalie’s career highlights includes the 24th South East Asian (SEA) Games in Thailand, where she was part of the medical staff for the Philippine national team covering several sporting events. She was also a Physiotherapist for the Philippine women’s national football team, which participated in the Asian Football Qualifying (AFC) tournament. Currently, Natalie is helping out the men and women’s rugby teams at the Burnaby Lake Rugby Club.

She is dedicated in taking the time with patient education and exercise prescription as part of achieving optimal recovery. She is very passionate about her practice and focuses on helping patients to recover from injuries. Her sense of reward is seeing you achieve your rehabilitation goals.

Among her interests is learning about different cultures, which drives her determination to explore the world one day. During her spare time, she loves reading books, baking, being outdoors and playing recreational sports such as badminton.

Iyad Salloum, Registered Physiotherapist

MPT, BSc

Iyad Salloum is a registered physiotherapist with a Master of Physical Therapy degree and a Bachelor of Science in physiology and kinesiology from the University of British Columbia. To constantly expand his skillset, Iyad combs through the latest research and continuing education courses to stay informed on the best practices to complement the hands-on and exercise interventions that help his clients achieve their goals.

His treatment approach is based treating the neuro-musculoskeletal system by providing his clients with the necessary education and management strategies, as well as a hands-on approach. Iyad utilizes different treatment techniques in his practice like therapeutic exercise, soft-tissue therapy, joint mobilizations and manipulation, taping and dry needling in individually tailored treatments for each client. Iyad is certified in intramuscular stimulation (IMS).

He has been involved in sports and orthopaedics (on both sides of the treatment table) throughout his life. He also worked with the Vancouver Whitecaps FC2 during their first playoff run in the United Soccer League in 2016 and provided coverage for IronMan Canada.

In his spare time, Iyad enjoys waking up at 5am on weekends to catch up on European soccer, playing soccer and exploring some of the trails at the North Shore and Sea-to-Sky Corridor.

Patrizio Jacova, Registered Physiotherapist

MPT, BHK, IMS

Patrizio graduated from the University of British Columbia with a Bachelors in Human Kinetics and a Masters in Physical Therapy. He has completed certifications in Orthopedic and Manual Therapy Level 1, Complete Concussion Management, Selective Functional Movement Assessment (SFMA) Level 1, and Intramuscular Stimulation (IMS).

Patrizio has a passion for sport and athletic performance. As such, he has enjoyed providing coverage for a variety of sports organizations including the residency teams of the Vancouver Whitecaps, Division 2 Men’s soccer, and U19 Men’s Lacrosse. He enjoys playing soccer and basketball recreationally but is always excited to hear about everyone’s passion for their own sport, whether they participate in urban rec or compete professionally.

He is dedicated in helping you with a treatment approach that incorporates advanced manual therapy utilizing specific joint and soft tissue “hands-on” mobilization techniques and IMS trigger point dry needling. After performing these reset techniques, he believes in targeting functional and optimal movement patterns through exercise therapy while providing you with crucial information for injury recovery and prevention. Your movement, recreation, and rehab goals are important to Patrizio and he will continue to use the most recent clinical evidence to help you be your best.

Outside of the clinic, Patrizio is always looking for a new hike to explore, a different route on his road bike, fresh powder for his snowboard, and another piano composition with which to challenge himself.

Lester Syyong, Registered Physiotherapist

MPT, BSc Kin

Lester holds a Master of Physiotherapy with Distinction from the University of Sydney and a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from Simon Fraser University. He recently moved back home to British Columbia after working at a busy private clinic in Sydney, Australia.

Lester is passionate in helping people and encouraging them to contribute to their own recovery from injury. This began when he was forced to the sidelines following long-term injuries from university-level volleyball and competitive basketball. As both a physiotherapist and an avid athlete, Lester takes the time with each individual to find the root cause of the problem in addition to addressing their immediate concerns. He has also taken his passion abroad, volunteering in Peru to aid in providing high-quality treatment to the less fortunate.

Lester has enjoyed treating a variety of conditions and individuals from all backgrounds, ranging from working with elite athletes and covering the Sydney Harlequins Rugby FC, to aiding in post-operative rehab, motor vehicle accident and work injuries, and chronic headaches and migraines. His treatment approach involves a combination of manual therapy, soft tissue work, education and exercise prescription specific to each individual. He has also taken multiple courses to further his professional development, and is always eager to learn more with the goal of providing high quality care to his patients through evidence-based practice.

When not at the clinic, Lester can be found on the court playing basketball and volleyball, jamming out on the guitar and saxophone, and satisfying his coffee connoisseur taste buds at the best cafes in Vancouver.

Anuj Sharma, Registered Physiotherapist

BPT, BSc (Physiology), IMS

Anuj is a Kiwi who graduated with a Bachelor of Science majoring in Physiology and a Bachelor of Physiotherapy from the University of Otago, New Zealand. After completing his university studies, Anuj moved to Australia where he worked at a private practice for two years prior to making his move to Canada.

During his time in Australia, he achieved a certificate in Lyn Watson shoulder course, neuromuscular dry needling course and a sporting lower limb assessment and a management course. Anuj is particularly interested in those areas as he enjoys working with developing return to work and sport plans as he loves seeing clients get back to doing what they love the most. He also likes to deliver individualize treatments for a more effective recovery.

Through his experience, Anuj has gained invaluable knowledge in assessing and treating various conditions and areas of all ages whether it’s pre-operatively and/or post-operatively, musculoskeletal, neurological, orthopaedic, rehabilitation and cardio-respiratory.

Anuj is very ambitious and would like to further his career by pursuing post graduate studies in manual therapy and sports therapy. In his spare time, he likes to play cricket, soccer and loves watching rugby and Aussie rules football (AFL). Since his move to Canada, he is now looking to learn ice hockey and would love to volunteer at local community games.

Lynita White, Registered Physiotherapist

BAH, MSc, MPT

Lynita completed her Masters of Physical Therapy at the University of British Columbia (UBC), following a Masters of Science in Rehabilitation Sciences at UBC, and a Psychology degree at Queen’s University in Ontario. She is pursuing her Diploma in Sports Physiotherapy, and holds a number of certifications in continuing education courses, as well as Advanced Manual and Manipulative Therapy course training.

Her clinical experience with a wide range of clients — from motor vehicle accidents, work injuries, athletic injuries, pre- and post-surgical rehabilitation, chronic pain, and geriatric rehabilitation — is complemented by a four-year background in rehabilitation research, which includes tendon healing, chronic pain, and patient education. She has had her work published in peer-reviewed academic journals, and continues to stay up-to-date on the best clinical research to provide her clients with the best possible care. Her treatment approach combines manual therapy, functional exercise, and education.

Lynita discovered her passion for physiotherapy when recovering from an ACL repair and eventually returning to play in the National Ringette League. She has over 20 years of athletic experience under her belt, playing on provincial, national, and international teams, as well as coaching elite teams in the Lower Mainland.

On the weekends, you’ll still find her at an ice rink. On the off-season, she’ll likely be making her way up a North Shore mountain, reconnecting to nature in the place where she grew up.

Andrea Lui, Registered Massage Therapist (RMT)

BSc, RMT

Andrea Lui graduated from Simon Fraser University in 2012 with a Bachelor's degree in Science (Kinesiology). In 2014 she graduated from the West Coast College of Massage Therapy.

She is passionate about helping others in maintaining a healthy and pain free lifestyle. She believes that massage therapy can help with chronic pain and stress. She uses a variety of techniques that includes Swedish Massage, Myofascial Release, joint mobilizations, stretching and trigger point therapy. She also incorporates stretching and strengthening for home care. She treats with an individualized approach to target the goals of each patient.

In her time away from the office she has a soft spot for taking care of animals, (especially dogs and chinchillas). She is also an avid snowboarder when the season is right and loves trying new restaurants and cuisines.

Andrea Lui is a member of the Massage Therapists’ Association of British COLUMBIA (MTABC) and is licensed by the College of Massage Therapy of British Columbia (CMTBC).

Jennifer Lam, Registered Massage Therapist (RMT)

RMT

Jennifer completed the Registered Massage Therapy Program at Vancouver College of Massage Therapy. Her interest in Massage Therapy stemmed from her upbringing around Eastern Medicine and her personal interest in Human Anatomy and Physiology. She enjoys helping patients gain knowledge to live a healthy, functional and pain free lifestyle.

Jennifer has extensive experience working with all age groups and conditions ranging from tendinitis, repetitive strains/overuse, “MVA” car accident related injuries, chronic pain and stress as well as Swedish Relaxation Massage. Providing individualized care and well-rounded treatments, she can help you reach your goals. She uses Myofascial Release, Trigger Point Release, Manual Lymph Drainage Techniques, Friction Techniques and Swedish Massage, as well as home care exercises for patient education and prevention.

Jennifer spends her time outside of the treatment room reading, swimming, cooking, spending time with friends and family and travelling but will always return to Vancouver where she was born and raised.

Wil Seto, Registered Physiotherapist

BHSc (PT), BSc (Kin), Dip Sport PT, Dip Ortho PT, FCAMT, CG IMS

Wil has earned degrees in Bachelor of Kinesiology and Bachelor of Health Sciences Physiotherapy (B.H.Sc. PT) from McMaster University. He is a member of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association (MCPA) and a Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Manipulative Therapists (FCAMT). In addition, he completed post-graduate studies in Advanced Manual and Manipulative Physiotherapy (Dip. Manip. PT) and Sport Physiotherapy (Dip. Sport PT), and is certified in Intramuscular Stimulation (CG IMS).

Wil has been working for over 17 years as a Physiotherapist in the Lower Mainland. He brings a great sense of joy and passion in helping people recover from their injuries and getting them back in sync with their optimal health and maximum potential for sport, work or play.

Wil also brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise through his post-graduate training and extensive experience working with people from motor vehicle accidents, work injuries to athletes in various sports at a recreational, amateur and professional level.

As a Sport Physiotherapist, Wil has worked Short Track Speed Skating at the Vancouver 2010 Olympics, with U-16 Team BC Rugby, UBC Men's Ice Hockey, Western Lacrosse Association New WestMinister SalmonBellies, International Field Hockey and National College Soccer Championship. Locally, he has also helped Ultimate Frisbee players in the lower mainland including many from the Vancouver Ultimate League (VUL), as well as runners, triathletes, dancers, rock climbers and wrestlers successfully achieve their goals. He has worked as a consultant and Physiotherapist for Team Canada Ultimate & several Team Australia Ultimate Frisbee teams where he has helped them podium in several world championships and world games since 2008.

With personalized visits utilizing manual therapy and exercise prescription you can expect to receive an assessment and treatment that will get at the underlying cause of your problems.

In his spare time, Wil finds adventure in many activities including rock climbing, ultimate Frisbee, hiking, swimming and reading.