Dan is an experienced Registered Physiotherapist who graduated with a Master’s Degree of Physical Therapy from Queen’s University. Dan’s interest in physiotherapy and athletic performance stemmed from his own experience in competitive sport, and in particular, prolonged injuries which were successfully treated by physiotherapy. He is passionate about using manual therapy, individualized exercise prescription, and education to work collaboratively with patients to help them reach their goals – whether elite athletes or their grandparents.

Qualifications

• MSc Physical Therapy (Queen’s University)
• B Kin (UBC)
• AM-IMS dry needling; Level 1 and Level 2 Lower (Orthopaedic Division of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association)
• Temporomandibular Disorders and Orofacial Pain- Evaluation and Treatment

Interests and Specialities

Dan has a clinical interest in the management of vestibular issues and has trained in vestibular rehabilitation with the Dizziness and Balance Rehabilitation Clinic in Victoria.

Dan also works as the sports physiotherapist for the Capilano University Blues program, and has acted as the head event physiotherapist for the CCAA Womens Soccer National Championships.

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Martin is a Licensed Physiotherapist with a background in kinesiology, strength training, and active rehabilitation. After completing his Bachelor of Kinesiology and gaining experience as a kinesiologist, Martin moved to Oxford, England, where he completed his Master of Science in Physiotherapy at Oxford Brookes University.

His background in both kinesiology and physiotherapy has shaped an active, movement-focused approach to rehabilitation. Martin combines individualized assessment, education, manual therapy when appropriate, and progressive exercise to help clients reduce pain, restore function, and build the strength and physical capacity needed to return to the activities that matter to them.

Martin has a particular interest in sports and musculoskeletal rehabilitation, strength development, and helping clients bridge the gap between injury rehabilitation and a confident return to training or performance. His own sporting background includes powerlifting and strength training, boxing, baseball, tennis, and snowboarding, giving him experience across a wide range of athletic demands.

Martin enjoys working with everyone from competitive and recreational athletes to people looking to become stronger, move with greater confidence, return to work, or remain active throughout life. He believes rehabilitation should go beyond simply reducing symptoms, with the goal of building long-term capacity, resilience, and confidence in movement.

Qualifications

Master of Science in Physiotherapy Bachelor of Kinesiology

Clinical Interests

Sports and musculoskeletal injuries

Strength and conditioning-based rehabilitation

Return to sport and training

Persistent pain

Workplace injuries

Strength, mobility, and healthy aging

Outside the clinic, Martin enjoys strength training, snowboarding, and spending time outdoors on the North Shore.

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Jackie is a Registered Physiotherapist and Personal Trainer at Level 10 Fitness who is certified in IMS needling, acupuncture, hands on manual therapy and physiotherapist led personal training.

Each physiotherapy session is individualized and one on one. Each session will include an assessment and a combination of massage, stretching, mobilizations, needling, manual therapy and exercise depending on client needs and preference.

During her time away from the clinic, Jackie enjoys running and hiking with her mini Aussie Shepherd.

Qualifications: - BKin (UBC) - Masters of Physiotherapy (UBC) - Anatomical Acupuncture of Canada - Intramuscular Stimulation (IMS) dry needling - Schroth Scoliosis and Kyphosis certified - Orthopedic Manual therapy level 1 and 2 - Early Intervention Pediatric Physiotherapy for Infants and Children

Techniques Used: - IMS needling (intramuscular stimulation) - Anatomical Acupuncture - Massage cupping - Personal Training services

Conditions Treated: - Schroth Scoliosis and Kyphosis treatment - Pre and Post Surgical Treatment

Contact for Virtual physiotherapy and Telehealth available by Zoom or FaceTime

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Noah was raised in North Vancouver. During his formative athletic years Noah earned provincial and rep appearances in Snowboarding (Big Air), Tae Kwon Do, rugby, football, and baseball.

Through several personal experiences with serious injury, systemic health conditions, and chronic pain Noah gained an intimate appreciation for high-quality rehabilitation, as well as first-hand familiarity with several common pit-falls private clients experience. This led Noah to return to post secondary education, with the drive to help others navigate their own rehabilitation journeys efficiently, effectively and successfully.

While earning his Honours degree from UBC, Noah took up several volunteer positions in the neurological rehab and developmental disabilities space, was published in the areas of adolescent public health, mTBI in contact sport, and pain education, and he played rugby for UBC. During his degree he also started working as a high-performance strength and conditioning coach at Level 10 fitness.

After several years working with many elite developmental, professional, and Olympic athletes across a multitude of sports and programs, Noah wanted to be able to facilitate greater and more long-lasting change to how people perceive, negotiate with, and overcome injury and illness. Wanting to have the ability to provide hands-on care when necessary, he went on to complete his Masters of Physiotherapy degree from the University of Queensland (AU).

Noah uses his unique athletic, personal, education and professional background to leverage client performance early in the rehab process to progress clients off the treatment table and return to their sport or performance activities within the shortest timeframe. Built into this approach is the added benefit of providing clients with tools for self-management to avoid future or recurrent injuries, and to facilitate greater patient agency in healthcare-seeking and decision-making. This approach is designed to offer the greatest flexibility, tailored to the level of support an individual needs, while mitigating costs three dimensionally (time, money, energy), and without compromising the natural touch-points that keep patients on schedule and progressing as quick as safely possibly.

Noah is unique in how much he truly cares, how analytical he is, and in how he makes himself available to clients around the clock in order to facilitate better patient outcomes across a myriad of contexts and performance environments. He truly understands movement, compensation, load intolerance, fatigue, and performance in a way few practitioners do.

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