Gabrielle is a graduate and class valedictorian from the massage program from the West Coast College of Massage in 2017.

Gabrielle is also a winner of the Registered Massage Therapist’s Association of BC’s 2017 Case Study awards for her research and paper on using trigger point release therapy to reduce tension-like headaches.

Growing up in the Lower Mainland, she is passionate about breaking through the social disconnect of this generation. Massage is her way of connecting and bringing practical healing to her community by applying her knowledge of anatomy, proper assessment and appropriate massage techniques to the treatment.

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Anh is originally from Prince Rupert B.C. She completed her Bachelor’s of Science in Kinesiology at the University of Victoria in 2018 and graduated from the University of British Columbia with a Master’s in Physical Therapy in 2020. Growing up, Anh was a competitive level dancer, instructor and choreographer specializing in ballet, jazz, contemporary, hiphop, and tap. As a dancer, Anh was always interested in the potential of the human body which lead her to pursue physiotherapy. Her treatment style focuses on manual therapy, exercise and client education with the aim of achieving client’s goals. Outside the clinic, Anh enjoys going to the gym, taking long walks, or enjoying delicious food with family and friends.

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Chantal holds a Bachelor of Kinesiology from the University of the Fraser Valley and a Master of Physical Therapy from the University of British Columbia. Prior to completing their master’s degree, Chantal obtained a meaningful position in a medically supervised exercise clinic leading individualized group classes for people with chronic conditions. Chantal strives to make the rehabilitation experience inclusive and comprehensive, highlighting an evidence-based and biopsychosocial approach to rehabilitation. They know the key to success in rehabilitation is listening carefully to the patient and incorporating injury prevention in every personalized treatment plan. Chantal understands that not everyone loves to exercise; however, they are an expert at making it fun, sustainable, and turning it into a lifestyle! In their spare time, they can be found around the Northshore mountains often on multi-day backpacking or cycling trips. In the winter months, Chantal can be found exploring the mountain ranges on their snowboard with loved ones.

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Devon graduated from the University of British Columbia with a Masters in Physical Therapy in 2011, after earning a Bachelor of Science in Animal Biology. Since then, she has continued to develop her passions in both orthopaedic physiotherapy, with a focus on manual therapy, and vestibular therapy. In 2013, she completed her certification in Vestibular Rehabilitation through Emory University. Devon has also completed several courses in concussion rehabilitation and management, and continues to pursue education in this ever changing field. In her down time, Devon enjoys spending time with her two young daughters. She can often be found chasing a frisbee in a game of ultimate or skiing on the local hills.

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Caroline graduated from The University of British Columbia with a BA (Psyc) and a BSc (Physiotherapy). She has enjoyed working as a physiotherapist for over 30 years while also raising three children in South Delta. Caroline believes her role is to empower and educate her clients to become active participants in their recovery. She has worked in both private and public practice, and for the past 13 years has worked in the Outpatient Department at Delta Hospital.

Caroline has extensive post graduate training and experience working with orthopedic, post-surgical, neurological and clients with amputations. She has expertise in providing rehabilitation for clients following knee, hip and shoulder replacement surgery. She enjoys working with seniors and believes physiotherapy plays a crucial role in helping seniors remain healthy and active while minimizing their risk of falls and injuries. She also enjoys working with athletes, particularly gymnasts, soccer and field hockey players, as her children competed in all of these sports. In her spare time, Caroline enjoys cycling, skiing, hiking and walking her two poorly behaved Australian Shepherds.

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Heather graduated from Adler University with a Masters in Counselling Psychology in 2013, as she pursued a career change from being a high school teacher. Her practice is shaped by the deep belief that her clients are the experts of their own lives, and she strives to meet them where they are at and to provide a supportive ear, while using a variety of evidence-based therapy interventions.

Heather works from a trauma-informed lens, and uses an approach highlighting the mind-body connection. She frequently uses EMDR and Clinical Hypnosis with clients. She is well-versed in CBT, Adlerian Therapy, Rogerian Therapy, and Mindfulness. Located in Victoria, Heather offers counselling to clients of Ladner Village Physiotherapy via video chat.

Since the birth of her first child in 2015, Heather has pursued extra training in perinatal mental health, and enjoys working with individuals as they prepare for and move through pregnancy, birth, and parenting. Additionally, Heather often works with people struggling with major life changes, grief and loss, trauma, anxiety and depression. In all her work, Heather strives to provide safe, nurturing, non-judgmental care for individuals from all backgrounds and identities.

In her down time, Heather can be found combing the beaches of Victoria for treasures and splashing in the ocean with her two young children and her husband, playing the guitar, or sipping on a steaming cup of tea while dreaming up fairytales to write for her kids.

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With almost 6 years of Massage Therapy experience, Annie has cultivated a gentle approach to therapeutic relief. Annie would like to create a treatment plan to help your body rest and work on healing itself. She listens carefully to what your treatment goals are and provides a safe and therapeutic environment for you. Her extensive experience and intuitive hands are strengthened by her well practiced go-to techniques including trigger point release (deep tissue), Swedish (relaxing, healing, fluid treatment style), myofascial release, stretching and joint mobilizations.

Patient’s of Annie’s are likely experiencing anxiety and depression, chronic pain, pregnancy related symptoms, postnatal aches and pains, fibromyalgia, Chronic Fatigue and postural dysfunctions.

In Annie’s free time she enjoys watching foreign and independent films, adventuring, and jumping in puddles with her preschooler.

Currently accepting new patients. All ages and persons welcome! LGBTQ+ ally.

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Nicole is a lifetime Ladner resident who has served the South Delta community as a physiotherapist since 2011. She graduated from SFU with her Bachelors of Science in Kinesiology before completing her Masters of Physiotherapy from UBC. Nicole has pursued extensive post-graduate education in orthopaedics and has taken a further special interest in pelvic floor health. Whether you are male or female you can have confidence that Nicole will treat you in a respectful manner and use evidence-based treatments to help you meet your goals. When not treating clients, Nicole loves spending time with her family. You can often find her running her favourite streets in Ladner with her dog, Piper.

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Aman completed his Master of Physiotherapy degree from the University of British Columbia in 2022 after completing his Bachelor of Science Degree in Cellular Biology at Simon Fraser University in 2017. He is passionate about taking a holistic, evidence-based approach to physiotherapy, and promoting meaningful participation in activities that give life meaning. Aman encourages clients to become active decision makers in their care in order to build confidence and positivity not only in the clinic, but in all aspects of their lives. Outside of the clinic, Aman enjoys playing soccer, reading, and trying to keep up with the science that drives our profession forward.

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Stephanie graduated from the University of Western Ontario with a Bachelor of Arts (Hons) in Kinesiology before completing her Masters of Physical Therapy from the University of British Columbia. Her treatment philosophy strongly emphasizes empowering clients to take charge of their recovery by listening to their story, finding solutions together, and ultimately providing them with the tools they need to succeed. Through a combination of education, exercise, and manual therapy, Stephanie works to optimize recovery by finding the treatment style that works for you. Outside of the clinic, you can find Stephanie out on the water exploring on her paddleboard or off on a rock climbing adventure.

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