Book an Appointment at Physio Collective Station Square - www.physiocollective.ca
Hello!
Please select the location, discipline, treatment type or practitioner you would like to book with.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact us:
Brentwood 604-336-9100 / info@physiocollective.ca & Station Square 604-423-6055 / stationinfo@physiocollective.ca
──
NOTE: Pacific Blue Cross (PBC) Clients - Direct billing to Pacific Blue Cross has been restored for Registered Massage Therapy and Chiropractic services.
Manual claim submissions are still required for Physiotherapy services, with the exception of treatment provided by Garrett Hughes.
Thank you for your patience and understanding. We look forward to seeing you again soon!
──
Dear valued client,
We want to thank you for being part of the Physio Collective community and for trusting our team with your care. To ensure we can continue offering the highest quality of service and care, and invest in creating an even better experience for you, we’ll be making a small adjustment to our service fees effective January 1, 2026.
• Fees will increase by $3–$15 per session, depending on the service. • This update helps us keep investing in our people, facilities, and the collaborative model that sets Physio Collective apart.
We remain committed to providing accessible, evidence-based, and personalized care, the same level of service that has helped us earn your trust and loyalty.
If you have any questions, our team is happy to chat and help you understand how this change may apply to your sessions.
Thank you for your ongoing support and for being part of our community.
──
Thank you and see you soon!
Melissa Aduna
I have always valued working in a collaborative team environment and believe that recovery always begins with providing education to every client on principles for continuing safe and effective care as part of their treatment plan.
I am a member of the BCAK and also provide injury rehabilitation and conditioning and functional training. I enjoy working with complicated cases and have a special interest in shoulder injuries and lower back pain. I have taken courses in all three levels of the McGill Method for lower back pain, shoulder rehabilitation and kinesiotaping.
I have always valued working in a collaborative team environment and believe that recovery always... Read More
Eamonn Cheung
Eamonn graduated from the University of British Columbia with a Bachelor of Kinesiology. His passion for rehabilitation and exercise grew from his many years of playing competitive hockey and experiencing injuries firsthand. These experiences sparked his interest in understanding how the body heals and how exercise can help individuals return to the activities they enjoy.
Eamonn is particularly interested in sports injuries and spinal cord injuries, as well as helping individuals build strength, mobility, and confidence through progressive exercise. He understands the importance of implementing sustainable strategies into daily life.
Outside of work, Eamonn is an assistant coach to youth hockey and enjoys being outdoors with his dog, Junior.
I speak: English, conversational cantonese
Eamonn graduated from the University of British Columbia with a Bachelor of Kinesiology. His pass... Read More
Victoria Chong
Victoria’s journey into registered massage therapy was inspired by working alongside seasoned massage therapists the last 5 years. Graduating with Honours 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.
Victoria’s journey into registered massage therapy was inspired by working alongside seasoned mas... Read More
Dr. Tim Chow , DC
Tim grew up playing many sports, mainly hockey, which led him to develop an interest in health and fitness. Tim worked as a personal trainer before ultimately deciding to pursue a career in injury rehabilitation. After graduating from SFU’s kinesiology program, he went on to receive his Doctorate of Chiropractic from the University of Western States in Portland, Oregon. Tim uses a variety of treatment modalities, including chiropractic adjustments, soft tissue therapy, cupping, kinesiology taping, and exercise therapy. He is also trained in MDT (Mckenzie method), neurodynamics, and TPI golf movement screening. Tim has a passion for getting you back to doing the things that you love to do. Through a patient-centred approach, he believes in empowering you with the knowledge and tools to manage your symptoms and create positive movement experiences. His goal is to see you reach your goals. Outside the clinic, you can find Tim on the golf course yelling “fore”, freezing his butt off while coaching hockey, in the gym, riding his bike, cooking, playing very mediocre guitar, or relaxing with a good book.
Tim grew up playing many sports, mainly hockey, which led him to develop an interest in health an... Read More
Manny Chui
Manny is a graduate of West Coast College of Massage Therapy with a genuine passion for ongoing professional growth and learning. She offers personalized treatments tailored to each client’s unique needs, with a focus on supporting long- term health, mobility, and overall well-being. Her goal is to help clients reduce pain, move more freely, and feel more balanced in their everyday lives.
Drawing from both her formal education and her personal experiences with injury, Manny takes a thoughtful and compassionate approach to care. She integrates manual therapy, rehabilitation exercises, and patient education to support meaningful healing. Manny strongly believes that when clients understand their condition and feel confident applying practical strategies in their daily routines, they experience deeper, longer-lasting improvements in comfort and function. What she finds most rewarding is seeing the positive impact her treatments have—not only physically, but mentally and emotionally as well.
Languages: English, Cantonese, Mandarin
Manny is a graduate of West Coast College of Massage Therapy with a genuine passion for ongoing p... Read More
Kalpit Dalwadi
Kalpit has extensive experience treating a wide range of musculoskeletal, neurological, and post-surgical conditions. He has a particular interest in upper extremity rehabilitation and has over three years of experience in hand therapy, treating conditions affecting the hand, wrist, and elbow. He is currently pursuing his Certified Hand Therapist (CHT) credential to further advance his expertise in this specialized area.
His treatment philosophy focuses on identifying the underlying cause of pain rather than simply managing symptoms. Recognizing that every patient is unique, Kalpit develops individualized treatment plans tailored to each person’s goals, lifestyle, and stage of recovery. He has experience working with motor vehicle accident (ICBC) injuries, workplace injuries (WorkSafeBC), sports injuries, and age-related conditions, including the rehabilitation needs of older adults.
Kalpit utilizes a combination of hands-on manual therapy, individualized exercise rehabilitation, shockwave therapy, dry needling (IMS), therapeutic ultrasound, electrical stimulation, and patient education to help patients achieve lasting results.
Fluent in English, Hindi, and Gujarati, Kalpit enjoys building strong relationships with patients from diverse backgrounds and creating a welcoming environment where they feel heard and supported throughout their rehabilitation journey.
Outside the clinic, Kalpit enjoys watching movies, staying active through home workouts, exploring new places on scenic drives, and continuing his professional education to provide the highest standard of care.
Kalpit has extensive experience treating a wide range of musculoskeletal, neurological, and post-... Read More
Melissa Desousa
Melissa has been a practicing kinesiologist since 2016. She has a membership with British Columbia Association of Kinesiologists (BCAK) and is a Certified Strength and conditioning Coach with the NSCA. 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. She grew up playing soccer her whole life and continues to play competitive women’s soccer. It was the love of soccer that peaked her interest in pursuing sports sciences as a career. After tearing her ACL and meniscus playing soccer, she grew an appreciation for rehabilitation and decided to steer towards injury rehabilitation and return to sport.
Melissa has training in orthopedic assessment, soft tissue release, 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. She 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.
Melissa has been a practicing kinesiologist since 2016. She has a membership with British Columb... Read More
Daniel Folino
I have always had a passion for sports, specifically soccer. Growing up I played in a variety of sports and I’m still currently playing. My experiences with suffering through a variety of injuries, along with witnessing various family members struggle with maintaining functional independence, helped guide me to the path of rehab. I graduated with my Bachelor of Kinesiology at the University of British Columbia, then followed with my Master’s of Physical Therapy also from the University of British Columbia. I actively participate in continuing education courses to add new techniques to my treatment plan and to keep up with the latest evidence-based research.
I believe in a collaborative approach to Physiotherapy and rehab, which involves a combo of manual therapy, exercises, IMS, and strong emphasis on patient education. I believe that having a thorough understanding of one’s injury plays a key role in helping with the rehab process.
I enjoy treating a diverse population varying from office workers, athletes, weekend warriors, to seniors.
Outside of the clinic, I enjoy walking my dog, playing soccer, tennis and golf and of course…. watching sports!
I have always had a passion for sports, specifically soccer. Growing up I played in a variety of ... Read More
Lawrence Fulgencio
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 & 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 & 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 instrument assisted soft tissue mobilization.
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.
Graduating with honors, Lawrence completed the 3000 hour Massage Therapy program at Vancouver Col... Read More
Jasmine Gill
(She/Her/Hers)
Hi, I’m Jasmine, a new physiotherapy graduate excited to rejoin the Physio Collective team!
Born and raised in Vancouver, BC, I completed my physiotherapy degree in Ireland, bringing an international perspective to my practice. Growing up, I started competing in karate at a young age, representing Team BC, and went on to play various sports throughout high school, developing a lifelong passion for movement. Over the past few years, while studying, I’ve worked as a reformer Pilates instructor and fitness coach, teaching everything from Hyrox and HIIT to running and strength classes.
I’ve been on the other side of recovery myself, and I know firsthand how transformative the right support can be. At the heart of everything I do is a passion for empowering people to truly understand their bodies and take control of their own health. I have a particular interest in hormonal and pelvic health conditions, and I’m committed to providing care that reflects the whole person.
As a bilingual South Asian Canadian, I offer consultations in both English and Punjabi, and I’m proud to serve our diverse community in a way that feels genuinely inclusive.
While I complete my physiotherapy licensing, I’ll be teaching group strength, sculpt and mat Pilates classes and working with 1:1 reformer clients at the clinic.
I can’t wait to meet you on the mat or in the treatment room!
Hi, I’m Jasmine, a new physiotherapy graduate excited to rejoin the Physio Collective team! Born... Read More
Katerina Hong
Katerina is a graduate from the West Coast College of Massage Therapy, holding an Associate’s degree in Health Science from Langara College. With a rich background as a former competitive dragon boat paddler, she brings a unique understanding of the human body and its mechanics. This experience enables her to effectively work with clients to alleviate pain, prevent injuries, and enhance overall function.
Her approach to therapy is comprehensive, utilizing a blend of general Swedish massage, deep tissue work, myofascial release, and joint mobilization techniques. Katerina is well-versed in treating a variety of conditions, including neurological disorders, muscle strains, sprains, dislocations, and pre/postnatal care. Her primary focus is on creating personalized therapy plans that cater to each client’s individual needs, helping them achieve their health and wellness goals.
Katerina’s passion for health and wellness is evident not only in her professional work but also in her personal life. She has volunteered with St. John Ambulance and has experience in both pharmacy and hospital settings, demonstrating her commitment to holistic care. An avid paddler, runner, and hiker, Katerina also enjoys discovering new cafes. She values the importance of building connections with her clients, whether through meaningful conversations or the simple comfort of silence and relaxation.
Katerina is a graduate from the West Coast College of Massage Therapy, holding an Associate’s deg... Read More
Juliann Hoy
My passion as a physiotherapist is to help patients understand the complexities of their injuries and work collaboratively with them to devise treatment plans to achieve their personal goals. I have obtained a Master of Physiotherapy degree from the University of Sydney and have gained valuable experience working in a multidisciplinary private practice clinic treating clients of various backgrounds prior to my return to Vancouver. My interest in physiotherapy stems from having sustained multiple injuries through my involvement in sports growing up and having worked as an athletic trainer for university-level athletes in Canada and club athletes in Australia. I have personally experienced the debilitating effects of an injury and recognize the importance of proper injury management and rehabilitation. I strive to utilize a holistic approach to patient care and prioritize patient education to empower patients to improve their own function and get them back to what they love to do. My main interests include women’s health, sports-related injuries, and orthopaedics. Outside of the clinic, I am an avid gym goer focusing on strength and fitness training. You can also find me playing basketball, soccer, ultimate, or even hiking and snowboarding, depending on the season. I can speak Cantonese and understand Mandarin.
My passion as a physiotherapist is to help patients understand the complexities of their injuries... Read More
Victor Huang
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.
Victor graduated from West Coast College of Massage Therapy in December 2021. Before graduating f... Read More
Branden Hussey
(He/Him/His)
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.
I have always been deeply passionate about fitness and health, stemming from my early involvement... Read More
Peter Kang
Peter uses a client centred approach, tailoring to his clients’ individual preferences and needs. He listens to his clients’ needs, and will collaborate with them to create an effective treatment plan to help reach their goals.
Peter’s goal as an RMT is focused on working with his clients to create a safe and effective treatment plan to achieve their goals and return to their optimal health.
Peter values working with people from all walks of life, and has experience treating conditions such as headaches, TMJ dysfunction, overuse injuries, piriformis syndrome, disc herniations and muscle strains.
Outside of the clinic, Peter enjoys travelling, spending time with family and friends, exercising, and cheering on the local sports teams!
Peter uses a client centred approach, tailoring to his clients’ individual preferences and needs.... Read More
Jessica Ma
Born and raised in Vancouver, Jessica completed her Master of Physical Therapy degree at the University of British Columbia after obtaining her Bachelor of Kinesiology degree. She also has her Canadian Orthopaedic Division Advanced Integrated Musculoskeletal (AIM) Level 1 certification.
As a physiotherapist, Jessica is passionate about enhancing lives through movement and knowledge. She is dedicated to collaborating with clients to develop individualized treatment plans aligned with their needs and goals. Through a holistic approach, incorporating tailored exercise, manual therapy, and evidence-informed education, she strives to help clients regain function and reduce pain to improve their quality of life. Jessica believes that empowering individuals to understand their bodies and move with confidence is key to enabling them to live their lives to the fullest and continue doing what they love.
Outside of the clinic, Jessica likes to spend her time weight training, enjoying the outdoors, and exploring nature.
Born and raised in Vancouver, Jessica completed her Master of Physical Therapy degree at the Univ... Read More
Viktoriya Mazyavina
Viktoriya’s journey through the Vancouver College of Massage Therapy was more than just academic—it was about learning how to truly understand and address her patients’ needs. With a strong foundation in human anatomy and physiology, she’s not just treating symptoms; she’s getting to the root of her patients’ concerns to help them achieve overall body wellness.
Education is at the heart of Viktoriya’s practice. She’s passionate about empowering her patients with the knowledge they need to take control of their own health, offering personalized home care tips and sharing fascinating insights about the human body along the way.
Viktoriya’s experience spans a wide range of conditions, from headaches to severe muscle atrophy to chronic low back pain and much more. But it’s her work with vulnerable populations, like families at Ronald McDonald House and seniors at Westerleigh Parc retirement home, that truly showcases her patient-centered approach. She finds immense fulfillment in seeing her patients progress and regain their vitality through her therapeutic touch
In her free time, Viktoriya cherishes moments with her family. Especially her niece and nephew, whom she adores spending time with. She loves outdoor adventures like hiking and biking, immersing herself in nature’s beauty. Her passion for travel fuels her desire to explore new places and cultures. Whether she’s bonding with loved ones or embarking on an adventure, Viktoriya finds joy in every moment life brings.
Viktoriya’s journey through the Vancouver College of Massage Therapy was more than just academic—... Read More
Adam Mullock
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 his dog, Doug, around Vancouver. He has a passion for traveling and has been to many places in Asia, Europe, Central America, and North America.
Adam is a registered Massage Therapist who received his training from the West Coast College of M... Read More
Mika Pelaez
I completed my undergraduate degree in kinesiology at the University of British Columbia and obtained my Masters in Physiotherapy Studies at the University of Queensland.
I believe physiotherapy is working together with the client by providing education, exercises and manual therapy to meet their individualized goals. I have experience treating a wide variety of people from athletes, seniors, desk workers as well as ICBC and WorkSafe BC clients. I speak fluent English and Tagalog.
Outside of the clinic, I enjoy outdoor activities year-round such as snowboarding and hiking and I also like to slow things down, with some yoga.
I completed my undergraduate degree in kinesiology at the University of British Columbia and obta... Read More
Larissa Taddei
My passion for optimizing healthy living and physical function comes from my background in sport (sprinting), kinesiology and strength and conditioning. Through my education and experience, I have developed an evidence-based approach to rehabilitation, a strong foundation in exercise prescription and how movement can support recovery.
I’m passionate about using active rehabilitation to help people rebuild their strength, confidence, and function so they can get back to the activities and goals that matter to them. That goal might be getting out of bed and moving comfortably, recovering from a total knee replacement, returning to work or the sport you love.
Whatever your goal, I see physiotherapy as a partnership. I want you to feel heard, understand what is happening with your body, and have the tools and confidence to take an active role in your recovery. Treatment will look different for everyone and may include exercise, manual therapy, education, needling, but always taking the time to listen and understand what you are experiencing. My approach is to adapt treatment to what is most appropriate and therapeutic for you at that stage of your journey, while considering you as a whole person rather than simply treating an injury.
My passion for optimizing healthy living and physical function comes from my background in sport ... Read More
Jeff Vagay
**PLEASE NOTE FOR STATION SQUARE BOOKINGS:
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. Thank you!
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.
**PLEASE NOTE FOR STATION SQUARE BOOKINGS: If you would like to book with Jeff at our Station Sq... Read More
Avery Wong
As a physiotherapist, my goal is to assist you in finding the root cause of the pain rather than just treating the symptoms. I employ a whole-body approach to therapy and tailor individualized treatment plans for my clients using a combination of manual therapy, exercise, and education. I believe by empowering clients to take an active approach to their rehabilitation, they can have greater outcomes.
I have a particular interest in pre and post operative rehabilitation and sports injuries. Specifically, I have worked with many amateur and elite level athletes in their recoveries after ACL and Achilles surgeries. I not only strive to help you overcome the injury but to become better versions of yourself.
As a physiotherapist, my goal is to assist you in finding the root cause of the pain rather than ... Read More
Gladys Yu
Graduate of Douglas College Bachelor of Physical Education and Coaching, with a Kinesiology specialization, and British Colombia Association of Kinesiologists (BCAK) member – Gladys prides herself in creating unique ways to implement movement into daily living. Gladys is committed to providing compassionate care that derives from her extensive experiences. She has received a vast amount of training with the National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP) including Safe Sport Training, Prevention and Recovery, Developing Athletic Abilities, and more. With a background as a gymnastics coach and working with pediatric special populations, she has honed her expertise in designing innovative exercises that push the limits of physical capability and draw from one’s strengths and specific needs. Gladys has learned to adapt to unique challenges presented to her by clients and is eager to find creative solutions. She believes in creating comprehensive movement sessions that develop both strength and mobility, to ensure safety and success. Gladys is a lifelong learner, eager to seek out research for her clients to ensure her practice is evidence based. In her spare time, she enjoys running, weightlifting, taking spin classes, and practicing her gymnastics skills.
Graduate of Douglas College Bachelor of Physical Education and Coaching, with a Kinesiology speci... Read More
Wen Yu
Wen Yu holds a Master of Physical Therapy degree from the University of British Columbia and a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from the University of Victoria. He has received training in Canada, and the United States, gaining diverse and invaluable clinical experience across various healthcare systems.
Currently, Wen works at Vancouver General Hospital in the Emergency Department and Acute Geriatric Unit, where he combines his expertise to address complex and urgent care needs, particularly in the elderly population. He also completed a clinical rotation at VGH’s Outpatient Trauma and Hand Clinic, where he gained extensive experience in post-fracture rehabilitation for the knee, ankle, elbow, shoulder, and common hand and finger strains.
Before becoming a physiotherapist, Wen worked as an athletic coach for five years during his undergraduate studies, training collegiate athletes in powerlifting and Olympic weightlifting to enhance their athletic performance.
Fluent in both Mandarin and English, Wen recently achieved the Level 3 Cardiorespiratory Rehabilitation certification, enhancing his ability to manage respiratory and cardiovascular conditions with advanced techniques. Additionally, he holds the Advanced Integrated Musculoskeletal (AIM) Level 1 certification, emphasizing his proficiency in musculoskeletal therapy.
In his free time, Wen enjoys both learning and teaching clinical Pilates. This specialized approach emphasizes improving core strength, flexibility, posture, and overall movement control, tailored to meet the unique rehabilitation needs or fitness goals of his clients.
Wen Yu holds a Master of Physical Therapy degree from the University of British Columbia and a Ba... Read More
Select a treatment
from the list on the left
to view available appointment times
Located at: 6055 Silver Dr, Burnaby
Directions & Map | All Locations
Need Help? 604-423-6055 stationinfo@physiocollective.ca