Direct Billing to Pacific Blue Cross and Sunlife

Not currently accepting WCB cases

All appointment times include Intake, Assessment, Treatment and Home Care.

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Paige believes that movement is medicine and that the human body is incredibly resilient. Her experience and education enable her to be thorough in her guidance for rehabilitation from injury or illness; active and healthy living; and sport performance. Her approach to treatment is evidence based and clinically informed, using skilled hands-on techniques, exercise and movement, education, and intramuscular stimulation (IMS / dry needling). She integrates physiotherapy plans into clients’ lives and training schedules to best support their recovery and performance.

Paige received her Master of Physical Therapy, as well as her Master of Kinesiology in Sport Physiology and Coaching Science, from the University of British Columbia. She is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist with the National Strength and Conditioning Association. Prior to becoming a physiotherapist, Paige worked for several years as a strength and conditioning consultant to athletes in a variety of sports, and coached competitive university and high school rowing. She currently sits on the Board of Directors for the Canadian Disability Foundation and teaches in the UBC School of Kinesiology.

Paige works with people across the spectrums of ability, age, and athletic experience. Along with people getting back to their favourite everyday sports and activities, she works often with athletes in professional sports, on national or development teams, and on university and high school varsity teams.

Born and raised in Vancouver, Paige spent a number of years living and working in the Yukon but came back to run along Spanish Banks, hike and bike the North Shore, and be a part of B.C.’s strong rowing community. She loves to travel and is always keen to learn about any great experiences or destination.

Booking inquiries: paige@jyphysio.com

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Tom found himself stuck at a desk job and knew he wanted something more active with a more practical impact. He has had his fair share of injuries being active in hockey, tennis, and soccer. But it was his last knee injury that taught him the importance of assessing for the root cause and discerning the effectiveness of various treatment/rehab approaches on a case by case basis. With a keen interest in human anatomy and an eagerness to share his injury and rehab knowledge and experiences, he decided to bring all that together through pursuing Massage Therapy. His education at West Coast College of Massage Therapy (WCCMT) and experiences as a massage therapist has opened his eyes to a whole different aspect of dysfunction via the stresses of everyday life, work, and chronic conditions. Fast forward to present time, Tom is now finding himself in a fulfilling a career in helping others find relief, recovery, and wellness in life.

When not at the clinic, Tom can be found hunting for new and unique cafes to satisfy his two great weaknesses: coffee and pastries.

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Johnny completed his Masters of Physiotherapy in 2009 at the University of British Columbia (UBC) where he earned several awards for both clinical and academic distinction. From his clinical experiences and his exposure in athletics, Johnny has developed a keen interest in sport injuries, pre and post surgical rehabilitation, paediatrics, injuries related to working professionals, and injury prevention.

Johnny’s treatment approach blends hands-on manual therapy, Intramuscular Stimulation (IMS), exercise prescription, and client education. He has achieved the highest orthopaedic level through the Canadian Academy of Manipulative Physiotherapy (FCAMPT) and has advanced training and clinical abilities in manual and manipulative therapy. FCAMPT physiotherapists undergo extensive training in the area of orthopaedics and hands-on therapy which helps people recover faster and stay healthier in returning to pain-free living. Johnny also has advanced training with sport related injuries, particularly in Baseball, Golf (Titleist Performance Institute) and Tennis.

As a UBC Varsity Baseball alumnus, his passion lies in sports; Johnny is very interested in working with athletes from all sporting backgrounds and educating clients on the prevention of sport-related injuries. Each year, Johnny mentors and supervises UBC Master of Physical Therapy students as a Teaching Assistant and Clinical Advisor.

Johnny is a dedicated, hardworking and engaging physiotherapist. In his spare time, you will find him at local community events, providing medical coverage and playing a variety of different sports, including tennis, golf, baseball, basketball, running and cycling. His continual passion for an active lifestyle has given Johnny an understanding of the importance of sport and activity in people’s lives, and the importance of getting clients back to participating in the activities they are passionate about.

Accomplishments:

• National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics, Hank Burbridge Champion of Character Award, 2006

• Member of the UBC Varsity Baseball Team, 2002-2006

• Stephanie Gnup Scholarship in Physical Therapy, 2008

• Canadian Physiotherapy Association Paediatric Award, 2009

• Evelyn Boxtart Memorial Award in Physical Therapy, 2009

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