”Seeing patients overcome injuries, progress and become more confident in their movement is what it’s all about”

Special Interests:

• Lower back injuries/pain
• ACL Rehabilitation
• Shoulder injuries
• Lower body injuries : hip, knee, and ankles
• Post-surgical Rehab
• Neck pain and Vestibular management
• Strength Training/Rehabilitation

Certification

• Dry Needling/IMS
• Running Repairs Course
• Back Pain - Clinical Sports Medicine
• Manipulation - Orthopaedics
• Vestibular and Concussion Rehabilitation and Management
• The Barbell Rehab Method Certification
• Shoulder and Hip/Knee Rehab and Management Certification

No matter the injury, Brian is passionate about helping people recover and move better. He has a strong background in rehab and improving function, with experience ranging from chronic pain and post-surgical care to work and sports injuries — always focused on what works best for each individual.

Brian has worked with all kinds of athletes — from weekend warriors to Olympians and powerlifters, as well as soccer, hockey, and basketball players, runners, and CrossFit athletes. He’s all about helping people move and recover better, and perform at their best.

At the end of the day, Brian’s all about helping you stay pain-free and building habits that stick.

Whether you’re at a desk all day, trying something new, or pushing your limits as an athlete — if pain or injury is holding you back, Brian’s here to help.

Let’s keep you doing what you love — and moving well while you do it.

Personal Sport Background - Basketball, Golf, Running, Volleyball, and Hockey

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Keith graduated from The University of Sydney in Australia and has experience working with a variety of cases from the general population, post-op patients, individuals in car-accidents, and semi-professional athletes. He also has a special interest in shoulder and knee injuries as well as concussion/vestibular cases. Keith likes to incorporate a mixture of hands-on manual therapy, individualized movement/exercise prescription, and education in order to optimize patient goals.

Sports and activity have been an integral part of Keith’s life growing up. He’s spent most of the last decade as a swim and aquatic fitness instructor while also being the team athletic trainer for SFU’s varsity men’s basketball team. Keith has found a way to incorporate his love for sports and fitness with education in a variety of media. In his free time Keith enjoys staying active through recreational sports, weightlifting, running, cycling, hiking and camping. No matter what your goals are, Keith will be sure to work with you and get you there!

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“It’s seeing the ‘Aha!’ moment when patients understand their injuries or making positive changes to their lifestyle to get back to doing what they love. This is what I find rewarding.”

Special Interests:

• Sporting injuries
• Facial retraining
• Neuro-rehabilitation
• Vestibular & concussion management

Certification

• IMS / Dry Needling
• Advanced Vestibular and Concussion Rehabilitation
• Facial Neuromuscular Retraining
• Neurodevelopmental Treatment (NDT)
• Management of Spinal Cord Injuries
• ACL Management Certification

Kevin is a physiotherapist trained in Melbourne, Australia with dual interests in neuro-rehabilitation and sports. He has a background playing rugby and was involved in various sporting rehab and high performance teams while overseas, including elite rugby, soccer and Aussie rules football with the Moorabbin Rugby Club, Coburg Football Club, the Brumbies and Box Hill United SC.

Not only is he interested in sports, but Kevin has experience with a wide variety of neurological conditions, helping people to get back to their normal life. Some of these interests include acquired brain injuries, movement disorders and facial palsies. Kevin has also dabbled in research with Simon Fraser University (SFU) investigating ice hockey head injuries — even assisting with some publications!

Although sporting injuries have slowed him down (ACL ruptures and concussions to name a few), Kevin still plays Underwater Hockey and is an avid enjoyer of Dungeons and Dragons and other tabletop games.

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