What is your background & training?

I am from Ontario and graduated from UBC with a Bachelor in Integrated Science and Masters in Physical Therapy. I later went on to complete my Yoga Teacher Training, which inspired me to pursue a career in the human body as a physiotherapist.

What inspired you to choose this career path?

I completed my 200hr Yoga Teacher Training in Toronto in 2019 and became very inspired and intrigued by the way unique ways the human body moves, and the idea that movement can be healing. This eventually lead to a career in Physical Therapy.

Why do you choose to work at Treloar?

I choose to work at Treloar for the patient-centered environment, supportive team and excellent facilities.

What are you personally passionate about?

I am personally passionate about hiking and climbing mountains and, of course, yoga for everyone.

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Physiotherapist, Certified Yoga Instructor BScPT, FCAMPT, FDN

Christine has been with Treloar since 1994. A Queen’s University graduate, she moved to BC in 1990 and initially practiced in the hospital setting before making the move to private practice. In 1998 she successfully completed the requirements for the Advanced Diploma of Manual and Manipulative Therapy (FCAMT). She is now extensively involved in teaching and mentoring upcoming candidates for this certificate.

Christine believes that physiotherapy is a partnership between client and therapist and enjoys her role as facilitator and educator. She has a particular interest in pelvic joints, hip and lower limb problems and, as a dedicated runner she enjoys tackling the biomechanical problems that can interfere with successful training. Her passion for yoga has led her to certify as a yoga instructor and she uses this expertise to help interested clients explore the most beneficial approach to their own asana practice, and learn how to safely modify in order to accommodate existing injuries. In addition to her exercise and hands-on manual therapy skills Christine is excited to have recently added FDN Functional Dry Needling to her toolkit. She is enjoying integrating this powerful technique into the treatment of select clients with myofascial and persistent pain issues.

Outside the office: In her free time you’ll find her running in the neighborhood, rollerblading the seawall, biking the Lower Mainland, reading at the beach, zigzagging across the golf course, or maybe, off on her latest travel adventure.

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Talia completed her Master of Physical Therapy degree after receiving her Bachelor of Kinesiology degree, both at the University of British Columbia. She has completed the Calibrate comprehensive clinical pilates training. When not at Treloar, Talia also works at BC Children’s hospital. She has completed her level 1 dance physiotherapy certification.

Growing up, Talia competed within the world of dance, soccer, as well as field hockey which she continues playing today. During her time in the world of competitive sport, she dealt with many injuries which taught her the value of physical rehabilitation and how it impacts one’s ability to return to the activities they enjoy. Talia understands that injuries are not only a part of sport, but a part of everyday life. She is committed to providing care that enhances recovery outcomes and focuses on the entire individual and their goals to keep up with the demands of work, life, or sport.

Talia is personally passionate about creating an environment that allows for people to reach their rehabilitation goals in a manner that translates not only to activity, but to their lives as well. She has a special interest in working with athletes and dancers across the lifespan.

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Tavis is a strength and conditioning specialist with over a decade of experience helping people of all ages and abilities improve their health, overcome injury, and perform better in sport or everyday life. He specializes in physical preparation for sport, rehabilitation of sports injuries, and active ageing in adults over 50. He also has experience working with individuals living with chronic health conditions such as diabetes, osteoporosis, and sarcopenia.

Tavis loves helping people discover how strong and capable they really are. He believes in a person-centred, evidence-informed approach to exercise prescription. For most individuals, training sessions will include strength training, education, and lifestyle modification. Depending on an individual’s needs and goals, sessions may also include sprint training, plyometric training, ballistic training, and cardiometabolic training.

Prior to Treloar, Tavis held multiple positions in university and national sports organizations. Most recently, he served as the Lead Strength and Conditioning Coach with the Canadian Senior Women’s Indoor Volleyball Team during their first-ever appearance in the FIVB Volleyball Nations League. He also served as the Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach at the University of British Columbia, where he oversaw the physical development of 200+ athletes from 10 different varsity sports. During his time at UBC, he provided strength and conditioning support for Swimming Canada’s High Performance Centre - Vancouver in preparation for the 2020 Olympic Games.

Tavis holds a Bachelor of Kinesiology from the University of British Columbia and is a Registered Kinesiologist with the British Columbia Association of Kinesiologists. He has been a guest lecturer in UBC’s Master of Kinesiology program and is a published author in the International Journal of Sports Physiology and Performance.

When he isn’t in the gym, you can find him out for a walk on the Seawall, playing guitar, or reading a good book.

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I attended UBC Okanagan (UBCO). I am trained in exercise prescription. I grew up playing competitive tennis and represented UBCO’s tennis club playing across Western Canada. Prior to joining Treloar, I worked as a Personal Trainer and I was also the head coach for the Special Olympics Powerlifting and Club Fit program.

I live and breathe health and fitness. I want to educate and reach more people in understanding the importance of prescribed clinical exercise and the ways it can facilitate those with pain. I want people to choose exercise as not just something to do when they are in pain, but something to do to prevent pain and become part of their routine lifestyle.

I am passionate about pushing myself physically! For example: doing a 5 rep max back squat 2 times my body weight, winning a 3 hour tennis match from being down match point, training for a half iron man race (cancelled 2 months before race date due to covid), and running 10km sub 50 minutes. I was not born with the greatest athletic gifts, I was never the strongest, fastest or had the best cardio; but with a written plan, discipline and relentless mentality, you can do almost anything you set your mind to.

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Robin is presently booking initials with two subsequent appointments one week apart. This is done to ensure that you are able to follow up in a timely fashion after your initial appointment. If it is determined that these appointments are not needed then they can be canceled.

Physiotherapist BScPT, FCAMPT

Robin graduated with honours from Queen’s University at Kingston in 1994 and has been working at Treloar Physiotherapy Clinic ever since. She completed her Advanced Diploma in Manual and Manipulative Therapy in 2000, and she continually adds to her experience through a variety of courses. She has a particular interest in shoulder rehabilitation, and she loves working with patients of all ages.

Outside the Office: Robin works part-time, balancing her love of physiotherapy with her utter joy of raising three children, an inquisitive young boy and precocious, identical twin girls.

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I completed by physiotherapy degree in my hometown at University College Dublin, Ireland. I started my physiotherapy career in Ireland and then decided to make the move to Canada in 2020. I have worked in a wide array of public and private settings in both Ireland and Canada, treating clients of varying ages and injuries. I have further certification in IMS dry needling, concussion and vestibular rehabilitation and clinical Pilates.

I have always had a keen interest in sport which naturally led to me having my own fair share of injuries over the years, so I can empathize with the frustration that can go along with not being able to do what you love. I am passionate about meeting the rehabilitation needs of every individual that I work with and helping people get back to doing the activities they enjoy.

Treloar has an exceptional team of physiotherapists with a vast range of knowledge and experience. I was drawn to Treloar because of the many opportunities for continued education and growth and the friendly supportive environment in the clinic.

Outside of work I love staying active and being outdoors – one of the very reasons I moved to Vancouver in the first place! When I am not in the clinic, you can find me running, hiking, competing in triathlons or skiing.

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I studied at the University of Victoria where I completed my Bachelors of Science in Kinesiology with a minor in psychology. After that, I completed my Masters of Physical Therapy at the University of British Columbia.

I am passionate about working with clients from all areas of pelvic rehabilitation including: bowel and bladder conditions, pelvic pain, prolapse, and pre-natal/post-partum care with a special interest in getting postpartum clients back to sport and activity.

Personally, I am very passionate about team sports. I have grown up playing competitive sports and it continues to be a very important part of my life. I love the competition and the drive it creates within me, but I also really enjoy being able to share the experience with friends. Travelling and camping are also two aspects of my life that I am really passionate about. Exploring and experiencing new things has always brought so much joy to my life.

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I studied human kinetics for my undergraduate degree at UBCO as I am originally from Kelowna. After which, I decided to move to the big city and continue my training at UBC Vancouver for my masters of physical therapy. I have also completed my clinical pilates training with Calibrate and my AIMs Ortho Level 1.

I saw many people close to me that suffer with chronic injuries and pain, and I wanted to be in a profession where I am able to help these people, specifically in a way where I can empower these individuals and center their care around them!

I value an atmosphere where learning and teaching is emphasized, which I have seen Treloar to be. I hope to never stop learning, as one day I would like to teach down the road.

I am passionate about establishing connections and working alongside clients as I love working with others!

Outside of the clinic, I enjoy trying new experiences, whether it is a new dish or activity! I like exploring different parts of Vancouver to see what the city has to offer as well!

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I completed my Bachelor of Science with a major in Kinesiology at Simon Fraser University. I worked as a kinesiologist and personal trainer before achieving my Master of Physical Therapy degree at the University of British Columbia in 2008.

As a physical therapist with over 13 years of experience, I enjoy helping people recover from orthopedic injuries and surgeries and providing treatment and education to aid in injury prevention. I have taken post graduate courses in orthopedics, vestibular rehabilitation, and taping. I have also completed the Calibrate Comprehensive Clinical Pilates training (matwork, reformer, cadillac).

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I have a professional background of 10 years, blending clinical expertise with elite sports experience. My postgraduate skills enable me to provide top-tier concussion and sports physiotherapy care. I worked as a physiotherapist for Chelsea FC Academy in London, UK, managing pitch-side injuries and collaborating with a multidisciplinary team. Concurrently, I conducted pre-season screenings for the GB Olympic diving team. My passion lies in bringing the drive for success to my diverse private patients, helping them achieve their health and activity goals.

Currently, I am the team physiotherapist for the Vancouver Bandits, a professional basketball team in the CEBL.

My educational background includes an MSc in Sports Medicine Exercise and health from the globally renowned University College London, as well as a FIFA Sports Medicine Diploma. I’ve also worked at prominent teaching hospitals in London. I hold a BSc (Hons) in Physiotherapy from Brunel University, London, UK, and a BSc in Human Kinetics from the University of Fraser Valley. I’ve furthered my postgraduate studies with certifications in corrective exercise specialist, Dry Needling, and the completion of the competency exam for Vestibular Rehabilitation from Duke University School of Medicine.

Recognizing the significance of science and data in healthcare advancement, my research focus centers on data-driven and evidence-based treatments. I’ve presented my research at the British Association of Sport and Exercise Medicine’s annual fall conference in 2018 and the 6th International Conference on Concussion in Sport in Amsterdam. My presentation explored “The effects of fatigue on the vestibular oculomotor screen (VOMS) in male university rugby and sedentary participants.” I’ve applied this specialization practically by working with U-sports and Olympic snowboard athletes in concussion and vestibular rehabilitation.

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BPTh and MSc (Rehabilitation Science)

I grew up in Bombay and graduated with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy degree from Maharashtra University. After working there for a year in both private and hospital setting, I pursued my MSc in Rehabilitation Science at McGill University, Montreal. I have completed the STOTT Rehab Reformer Courses and am also a certified Yoga instructor.

Outside of work I love to maintain an active lifestyle with Pilates and yoga. In my leisure, I enjoy hiking, dancing, photography and exploring in and around Vancouver.

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BScHK, MPT, GCOMPT, FCAMPT, IMS

I grew up in Bolton Ontario and moved to Vancouver in 2019 seeking to be closer to the mountains and ocean. I graduated from the University of Guelph with a Bachelors in Human Kinetics and a minor in Neuroscience and went on to complete my Masters in Physical Therapy at Queen’s University. Since my masters, I have completed the Advanced Diploma of Manual and Manipulative Therapy portion in my Graduate Certificate in Orthopaedic Manipulative Physiotherapy (GCOMPT) program at UBC and became a Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Manipulative Therapy (FCAMPT) in 2021. Furthermore, I completed the research portion of the GCOMPT program developing a systematic review examining the effects of intrinsic foot strengthening on running related injuries in long-distance runners.  I have also completed my Dry Needling training achieving the Anatomical Neuropathic Intramuscular Stimulation (AN-IMS 1) certification.

I have always wanted to work in an environment with experienced clinicians who are dedicated in elevating their practice, encouraging ongoing education, and providing mentorship and support; Treloar is exactly that. At Treloar, there is a great emphasis on manual therapy and active rehabilitation, which fits in how I approach my practice. The team is also very welcoming and supportive, making it a wonderful place to work.

I am passionate about ongoing education and it has always been a goal of mine to teach in the future. Outside of work, I’m either traveling (not so much these days) or trying to stay active by hiking, climbing, mountain biking, or playing soccer or volleyball in the city. Come winter time, I try to get out skiing as often as I can.

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Certified Exercise Physiologist & Athletic Therapist, Cancer Recovery Program, B.AET

Ayesha has joined the Treloar team after completing a Bachelor of Athletic and Exercise Therapy on Vancouver Island at Camosun College. During her schooling she had the opportunity to work in many different environments such as with people that have spinal cord injuries, heart disease and cancer as well as with many different sport teams. It was through these experiences that she discovered her passion for helping people manage their conditions using exercise and joined the Treloar team to work with people who have a cancer diagnosis, before, during and after treatments.

As an Exercise Physiologist and Certified Athletic Therapist, Ayesha understands the importance of movement and exercise as a way of life, not just as a hobby. Ayesha has a passion for helping people get back to doing what they love, achieving their goals and using exercise as a rehabilitation tool to achieve this.

Outside the office: Ayesha loves to play soccer, hike and just hang out with her big goofy dog.

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I received both my Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Integrated Sciences (neuroscience and physiology with a minor in kinesiology) as well as my Master of Physical Therapy (MPT) from the University of British Columbia (UBC) Vancouver.

I have a special interest in pelvic health/pelvic floor physiotherapy treatment, clinical pilates, and I also use intramuscular stimulation (IMS) with my clients. I have taken courses in each of these areas treat individuals of all genders, with histories that include (but are not limited to!) proactive pelvic floor preparation in pregnancy, post-partum recovery, optimizing bowel/bladder function, prolapse, pelvic pain, and urinary leakage. I’ve been an athlete (skiing, tennis, running and more!) and worked with athletes for years now. I’ve supervised the UBC varsity athletes’ tutoring program, and wrote the UBC athletics online orientation course. I love to build physiotherapy programs that keep you as active as possible throughout your rehabilitation.

Physical activity and sport are ways that I’ve met incredible friends, maintained my mental health and unleashed my competitiveness. Physical therapy lets me use my specialized knowledge to educate on these topics that I love wholeheartedly. I also think it’s important to have discussions about health areas that can go overlooked – such as the pelvic floor. I choose to work at Treloar for the atmosphere and mentorship – the physiotherapists at Treloar have a lot of experience, and we are always willing to discuss the best technique(s) we’ve found to help our clients. I’m personally passionate about new experiences! Be that more physiotherapy knowledge (find me taking more advanced practice pelvic floor physiotherapy courses soon!), being a bookworm, trying new hikes, and planning my next trip. I also love a good inquiry in general – feel free to ask me all your questions in-session. I’m happy to spend time talking about the how and why.

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While completing her Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology at the University of Waterloo, the co-operative program gave Grace Lin opportunities to work as a student kinesiologist in multiple clinics. During her undergraduate degree, Grace volunteered to be a teaching assistant in the anatomy lab and conducted research projects in the visuomotor neuroscience lab. She then completed her Masters in Physiotherapy at UBC. Throughout her graduate degree, she gained experience working with clients in post-operative orthopaedics, neurological rehabilitation, cardiac acute care, paediatric community health, and geriatric long-term care.

Grace was inspired to pursue physiotherapy because of her passion for enhancing movement. During her undergrad, Grace recalls helping a client learn to walk again which fueled her passion to study physiotherapy. She is inspired when clients are empowered to achieve optimal performance and increased participation in active lifestyles. Grace’s goal is to walk alongside clients on their journey of healing towards better function and quality of life.

Grace personally enjoys a variety of sports, including skiing, snowboarding, ultimate frisbee, soccer, tennis, and badminton. She loves spending time outdoors hiking and camping.

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Physiotherapist MPT, BHK

Carly graduated from the University of British Columbia with a Masters of Physiotherapy following her Bachelors degree in Human Kinetics. She joined the team at Treloar Physiotherapy Clinic in 2014. Carly brings experience previously working as a kinesiologist with a variety of patients from elite athletes to those in chronic pain. Carly grew up heavily immersed in sport participating in volleyball, basketball, softball and dance. Carly uses a customized approach to treat each patient with manual therapy, myofascial release, dry needling and corrective exercise programs. She has a special interest in treating neck and jaw pain as well as post operative hip and knee replacements.

Outside the office: Carly spends her free time with her family, travelling, playing volleyball, softball, biking and spinning.

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Physiotherapist, Clinical Pilates Instructor B.Sc(Kin), MPT, FCAMPT, FDN

Yvonne completed her Masters of Physical Therapy at UBC in 2011 after completing her B.Sc (Kinesiology) at SFU. Yvonne completed the Advanced Diploma of Manual and Manipulative Therapy and became a Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Manipulative Therapy (FCAMPT) in 2017. She is experienced using Functional Dry Needling (FDN) techniques to address spinal and peripheral myofascial restrictions.

Yvonne is also is a Certified STOTT Rehab Pilates Instructor with training in all apparatus (Matwork, Reformer, Cadillac, Chair & Barrels). She finds that coupling her biomechanical knowledge with this type of active therapy has been very beneficial for her clients.

Yvonne is passionate about helping you find joy in your movement and activities. She wants to empower you and work with you so that you can achieve your goals. Her passion for movement stems from her background in Irish Dance; she danced competitively through her youth, and toured professionally with the company Riverdance.

To stay active these days you can find her running, hiking, cycling and skiing. She thrives in the outdoors and would love to help you get out there too!

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I completed my Bachelor of Kinesiology followed by a Master’s of Physical Therapy at the University of British Columbia. During my time at UBC I worked in a spinal cord injury research center investigating physical activity outcomes in people with spinal cord injuries and multiple sclerosis. This really ignited by passion for a career in rehabilitation & I started working in Neurorehabilitation. I continue to work in this field but have grown an interest in expanding my practice to Clinical Pilates. I have completed the STOTT Rehab Reformer Courses, and am certified in the Bradcliff Breathing Method, Love Your Brain Yoga, as well as vestibular & concussion therapy.

I am fascinated by the human body and all it’s amazing capabilities. I enjoy working with clients through movement re-education and physical activity to help them achieve their unique rehabilitation goals.

Outside of the Clinic, I love the outdoors and enjoy spending time outside in our beautiful province, hiking, kayaking, skiing and snow shoeing!

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Matt completed his physio training on the sunny Gold Coast, Australia, at Bond University. Growing up on Vancouver Island Matt has a passion for being outdoors and is constantly on the lookout for a body of water to cannonball into.

With a robust background in strength and conditioning, Matt will facilitate growth in mental and physical resiliency in all of his clients in order to help them return to living active and full lives.

Matt aims to empower individuals by promoting self-efficacy and building confidence in movement with all of his clients. When implementing a management plan Matt endeavours to integrate best practice interventions whilst working towards specific client goals. Matt considers providing clear and concise explanations to his clients with regard to their diagnosis and action plan, of paramount importance.

When not in the clinic Matt enjoys hiking and riding bikes with his dog Matilda.

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Jos is a dancer versed in Latin dances (bachata, salsa), urban styles (hip hop, dancehall), and traditional forms (flamenco, tango), is also trained in karate, muay thai, and chen style tai chi. Transitioning from the corporate realm after earning a Bachelor’s degree in Marketing and Human Resources, Jos embarked on a coaching journey. Initially empowering women through anatomy, self-care, and intimacy, the focus broadened to empower all genders through mindful movement with classical Pilates.

Pilates played a transformative role; healing Jos physically, emotionally, mentally, and spiritually. Battling chronic pain, anxiety, and depression induced by hypermobile joints, Pilates became a haven for mindful meditation and relief. The practice not only enhanced strength, flexibility, and coordination but also improved attention span, communication, resilience, and even digestion.

Jos’ mission is to explore ease and kindle joy in others’ lives. The ripple effect of somatic health on psychological well-being, relationships, and community fuels a passion for guiding healing journeys with courage and compassion. Specializing in integrating pelvic health and diaphragmatic breath, Jos employs a trauma-informed approach to reshape movement habits.

Beyond Pilates, dance, and martial arts, Jos is fervent about food, fashion, natural medicine, travel, art, conscious community building, and the therapeutic joy of kitty snuggles. Her aspiration is to elevate Pilates beyond your fitness regimen to your groundbreaking system for Whole Body Health, bridging the realms of movement and medicine.

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I graduated from the University of Newcastle in Australia with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy degree in 2011. I became a credentialed McKenzie therapist in 2013, and a level 1 DMA Clinical Pilates instructor in 2017. I have a particular interest in treating runners and have done several courses on running biomechanics and injuries.

I have lived and worked in cities all over the world including Central Coast (Aus), Sydney (Aus), London (UK) and now Vancouver in Canada!

I became a Les Mills fitness Instructor in 2012 and am qualified in 6 of their programs. I also hold the title of Master Trainer from the Australian Institute of Fitness. I became a personal trainer in 2016 and have enjoyed being able to progress people through a variety of training programs to help them achieve their fitness goals and helping them live their lives pain free.

I have always loved being active and encourage others around me to do the same. I love to educate people on the mechanics of their bodies to help get them out of pain and back to living their lives happily and injury-free. Physiotherapy was the perfect career choice for me. For me, Physiotherapy has presented such a wide range of opportunities to work with amazing people and travel all over the world. I have worked in Australia, England and now Canada!

I chose to work at Treloar because I am passionate about Clinical Pilates. Treloar has a beautiful Pilates studio and a fantastic team of Physiotherapists. The opportunities for growth and development in this team are amazing.

I am personally passionate about fitness. I have been a Les Mills fitness Instructor for over 10 years and I love being able to share my passion for fitness with people. However, I am particularly passionate about running. I started running when I was 15 years old and never looked back. I have since completed eight marathons, over thirty half marathons, qualified for the Boston Marathon three times, and completed it in person in 2021. I also love trail running which has led me to complete several ultramarathons including the Squamish 50 Mile in 2019—my biggest achievement to date. I am also passionate about travel. I love to explore and meet new people. I have travelled to over 27 countries and can’t wait to continue to add more countries to my list and experience new cultures!

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I am a born-and-raised Vancouverite and was for many years an Internationally ranked, competitive Irish Dancer. I completed a Bachelor of Kinesiology, followed by a Masters in Physical Therapy at the University of British Columbia. I have a love for learning which has propelled me to immerse myself in many courses over the years! I have completed my advanced training in manual therapy and I am a Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Manipulative Physiotherapy (FCAMPT), I am qualified in STOTT Rehabilitative Matwork and Reformer Pilates, as well as Dry Needling. I am also a certified Irish Dance Teacher (TCRG), and have a special interest in working with a broad range of dancers and all athletes.

My first encounter to physiotherapy was due to dance injuries, and it was through successive treatments that I experienced the powerful role that physiotherapists can play in someone’s life. I’ve always loved exercising and movement, and it’s truly the best feeling when I can help someone get back to their sport and activities, and empower them to move better.

I choose to work at Treloar because I love being part of a team and Treloar has the absolute best team. It’s a work environment where the therapists continually elevate each other’s practices and support one another.

I am personally passionate about human movement, rehabilitation, and connecting with people; and I am committed to developing a balanced treatment strategy designed to help you overcome your challenges and meet your unique health, well-being, and performance goals! I am also an adventurer at heart and love exploring. Outside of the office you’ll find me surfing, hiking, playing beach volleyball, playing tennis and walking my Bernedoodle in Pacific Spirit Park.

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Physiotherapist, Vestibular Rehabilitation MPT, BHK, IMS, FCAMPT

Fraser obtained his Masters of Physical Therapy from the University of British Columbia after completing his Bachelors of Human Kinetics. He joined the team at Treloar Physiotherapy Clinic in 2014. During his education, Fraser played with the UBC Tennis Team for two years and was a trainer for Ladner Islanders Lacrosse Team.

Fraser has an interest in all types of orthopaedic injuries and has completed his post graduate training with the Canadian Division of Orthopaedic Manual Therapy (FCAMPT). Fraser has also worked for Volleyball Canada since 2018 as the Lead Therapist for the Women’s National Indoor Team. His approach to physiotherapy incorporates manual therapy, IMS, patient education and exercise in order to maximize functional movement and prevent re-injury. Fraser is also a published author in the Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research.

Outside the office: Fraser plays all racquet sports with tennis being his favourite. He also enjoys traveling, camping and playing guitar. Fraser is functionally bilingual in English and French.

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Growing up in the prairies (Winnipeg MB), I am still getting used to the hills and mountains of BC. I completed my Bachelor of Kinesiology with a double major in cellular biology from the University of Manitoba. I then moved out East to complete my Master of Science in Physical Therapy in 2019 at the University of Toronto. Since then, I have completed continuing education courses in manual therapy, medical acupuncture, dry needling/IMS, electro-IMS, myofascial cupping and spinal manipulation to add to my toolbox for clinical care. I have a special interest in the upper quadrant - especially TMJ (jaw), neck, and shoulder patients.

Musculoskeletal anatomy and physiology were my favourite courses in my undergraduate degree; with this in mind, physiotherapy was a great fit! I’ve always loved anything hands on, whether it be playing the piano, racket related sports or painting, so physiotherapy was a great ‘hands on’ health profession that jived with my academic interests. It has been a great choice ever since!

Coming from Manitoba and having completed my physiotherapy Masters in Ontario, Treloar is well-known across the entire country for having a high standard of care for their patients. With continuing education and mentorship being a strong pillar for the clinicians working at Treloar, there is always opportunity for growth and taking things to the ‘next level’ in clinical care and practice. Such a great environment to be in!

What are you personally passionate about? One aspect of physiotherapy that really sparks passion in me is clinical instructing and educating. I’ve worked intimately with the University of Toronto in mentoring new graduates in their transition from academic life into the professional working life, as well as clinical instructing University of Manitoba students on clinical internships. There is always a sense of satisfaction when they get the ‘Aha!’ moments. I have a clinical faculty appointment with UBC as a clinical instructor, taking physiotherapy Masters students on their internships to expose them to orthopaedic practice.

Outside of the clinic, you’ll probably find me trying out new places to eat or checking off another location on my list of dessert places to try. Being new to the B.C. area, I have a lot of food places to explore!

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Drew completed his Master of Science in Physical Therapy degree from Queen’s University. As a student physical therapist he gained experience working in orthopedics for various conditions, acute stroke, and COPD rehabilitation. Before attending Queen’s, he received his Bachelor of Kinesiology with a specialization in Exercise Science from the University of the Fraser Valley. He previously worked as a kinesiologist at Treloar Physiotherapy Clinic, at an orthotics company, as an athletic trainer, and with individuals living with stroke. He chose to pursue a career in rehabilitation after personally utilizing physiotherapy for many foot and ankle injuries during his time as a collegiate volleyball player. The skills and knowledge of other physiotherapists intrigued him and made him want to learn how to manage these aches and pains for himself and others. Outside of work Drew enjoys travelling and looking for new places to eat (he says this is because he is not a good cook!) He also likes to golf even though it frustrates him endlessly.

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Physiotherapist, Vestibular Rehabilitation BScPT

JP was born and raised in the Netherlands and graduated from the Hogescool Midden Nederland in 1995. Prior to working as a physiotherapist he taught Physical Education to high school students in the Netherlands. He immigrated to Canada in 1996 and joined the team at Treloar Physiotherapy Clinic.

Outside the Office: Before sustaining numerous injuries JP had a passion for extreme sports, martial arts and water sports. He currently applies that passion to extreme parenting of his four beautiful and spirited children. To stay fit, he enjoys road cycling and has participated in the Grand Fondo ride from Vancouver to Whistler!

JP’s favourite things about working at Treloar Physio are his fellow colleagues and helping his clients feel better!

Physiotherapist, Vestibular Rehabilitation BScPT JP was born and raised in the Netherlands and g... Read More

I grew up on Vancouver Island and completed a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from the University of Victoria. Soon after, I moved to Vancouver to complete the Master of Physical Therapy program at the University of British Columbia. During the program, I also obtained a Level 1 Diploma of Advanced Orthopaedic Manual and Manipulative Physiotherapy. I then completed the Calibrate Clinical Pilates course.

During my undergraduate years, I volunteered with diverse populations in hospital and private-practice settings. Through these experiences, I developed a keen interest in helping individuals return to the activities that are important to them. It’s incredibly fulfilling to help others enhance their well-being and daily functioning.

During the Master of Physical Therapy program, I was lucky to carry out a clinical placement at Treloar and learn from various physiotherapists at this clinic. I was struck by their skillfulness and knowledge, as well as their exceptional communication with clients and one another. I feel grateful to be a part of the team at Treloar.

I’m enthusiastic about doing what brings me joy and supporting others to do the same. I love being outdoors, running, playing the harp, crafting, practicing Pilates, and spending time with family and friends.

I grew up on Vancouver Island and completed a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from the Univers... Read More

I have my Master of Physical Therapy from the University of British Columbia (2022) and a Bachelor of Kinesiology from Simon Fraser University, specialized in Active Health and Rehabilitation. Prior to completing my master’s, I received accreditation with the American College of Sports Medicine as a clinical exercise physiologist, with a personal interest in cardiac rehabilitation.

As a physiotherapist, I am deeply passionate about empowering individuals to lead fulfilling lives by taking care of their physical, mental, and emotional health. I firmly believe in celebrating even the smallest accomplishments in life and am driven to create healthy habits that people can sustain over the long term. By promoting the enjoyment of physical activity and encouraging healthy lifestyle choices, I hope to inspire my clients to live life to the fullest while achieving their health and wellness goals!

My personal interests include lifting weights, paddleboarding, and pretending that I enjoy running (I hate running but it’s too good for my cardiovascular health to pass up).

I have my Master of Physical Therapy from the University of British Columbia (2022) and a Bachelo... Read More

Physiotherapist, Vestibular Rehabilitation BPhty, BSc (Neuroscience), IMS

Matt graduated from the University of Otago, New Zealand in 2015 with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy after completing a Bachelor of Science majoring in Neuroscience in 2012.

Matt has experience in New Zealand working with patients aged 5 to 95, with problems varying from head to toe. He has also worked with athletes in men’s and women’s Premier Grade soccer teams, and Regional Representative Futsal teams at National Championship level.

He has completed post-graduate manual therapy, vestibular rehabilitation and dry needling courses, which he integrates with targeted exercise and patient education to individualise his treatment approach.

Outside the Office: Matt currently plays competitive soccer and is a weekend warrior mountain biker and skier.

Physiotherapist, Vestibular Rehabilitation BPhty, BSc (Neuroscience), IMS Matt graduated from th... Read More

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Physiotherapist, BSR, FCAMPT Functional Dry Needling/IMS

Deb Treloar graduated from UBC in 1979 with a Bachelors Degree in Rehabilitation Sciences. She and her husband Bill started Treloar Physiotherapy Clinic in 1982 in a small office on Broadway in Vancouver. She completed the Advanced Diploma of Orthopaedic and Manipulative Therapy in 1984 and became a Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Manipulative Physiotherapists. Deb taught extensively in the Canadian Manual Therapy Course system for a number of years. She developed a foot and ankle course for physiotherapists that she has continued to teach throughout Canada. In 2011, Deb received the Physiotherapy Association of BC Award for Clinical Excellence for her contribution as a clinician and furthering the clinical understanding of the foot and ankle. Deb is a guest lecturer in the Masters of Physical Therapy program at UBC.

Deb has continued to work clinically with clients with all types of problems although her practice has evolved to a large percentage of people with foot and ankle issues. She enjoys treating people of all ages and many years of coaching soccer has given her a lot of experience with adolescents. During the past four years Deb has continued her education by taking a series of Bobath courses (an assessment and treatment approach for people with neurological conditions). She is enjoying applying the neurophysiology and Bobath concept to her orthopaedic patients, as it is a paradigm that involves the interrelationship of all the parts of the body.

Outside the office: Deb plays tennis, soccer and stays healthy skiing, swimming, hiking and kayaking. She loves to spend time with her family and at the family cabin on Thormanby.

Physiotherapist, BSR, FCAMPT Functional Dry Needling/IMS Deb Treloar graduated from UBC in 1979 ... Read More

I did my undergraduate studies in Kinesiology at SFU and my graduate studies in Kinesiology at UBC. Growing up, I was involved in many sports but mostly played soccer. During my time at SFU, I was volunteering with the athletic therapists, providing care and treatment to varsity athletes recovering from injuries. Since graduation and prior to joining Treloar, I worked as a Personal Trainer and Kinesiologist at a fitness studio, helping individuals build strength and confidence to lead active lives!

Exercise has played a very important role in my life. I think being active and exercising is one of the best ways someone can take care of themselves, and I love to teach people how to exercise and help instill in them the confidence that they can exercise. I want to help break down barriers preventing people from being active, so they can also find the same value in exercise that I have.

I choose to work at Treloar as here everyone strives for excellence, which is something I value personally and in my practice! Recovery can be hard but with a supportive group of practitioners that continuously strives to be the best and provide the best care to their patients, it becomes a little easier. Outside of the clinic, I am passionate about sports and trying out new activities! I like to be open to new experiences and challenges because there’s no better way of proving what I’m capable of doing.

I did my undergraduate studies in Kinesiology at SFU and my graduate studies in Kinesiology at U... Read More

I have worked as a kinesiologist since I graduated with a Bachelor’s of Human Kinetics with a focus in clinical physiology from UBC-Okanagan in 2020. Since then, I have been fortunate to work with a wide range of clients for a variety of health and fitness goals – including varsity athletes, Special Olympics athletes, post motor vehicle accidents rehabilitation, workplace injuries and individuals looking to improve their overall health. Whilst working with these clients I have learnt how to improve client focused care by individualizing treatment to enhance the process and progression of all goals. This concept allows me to work with the client to build lifelong tools. Over the past 3 years, I have realized that my favourite part of the job is watching people gain independence through exercise and find which physical activities bring them the most joy. Whether this activity is playing with grandchildren, running a marathon or simply improving strength to load the car up after a big Costco shop, developing physical independence is of utmost importance for quality of life.

From a young age, I discovered that physical health can have mental health benefits. I was always playing different types of sports but it wasn’t until the middle of high-school that I began to use strength training as a way to help manage my anxiety and stress. I not only fell in love with strength training, but it also improved my performance in other sports. I noticed quickly that there was lack of female presence in strength training and sports which inspired me to go into post-secondary education related to exercise and health so I can educate, represent as a role model and share the benefits of physical activity with others.

Treloar offers an environment that is motivating and supportive. I’ve had clients benefit from this environment due to the open gym concept that allows them to participate alongside others in physical activity, towards the united goal of improving health. I believe that using physical activity for enriching someone’s health is a huge component many people are currently missing in their lives. Being able to work in this environment with supportive mentors and collaborative methods is truly gratifying.

I am personally passionate about lifting others up to achieve their goals but stay grounded in the fact that only they will be able to push themselves through the finish line. As a therapist I can educate, support and provide tools/techniques for each client, but it is ultimately the clients who achieve those once-impossible activities. My favourite part of this job is the feeling I get when a client comes in and shares their accomplishments with me, after working together and using the tools I shared.

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Physiotherapist BCScBiol, BCScPT, FCAMPT, CG*IMS

Carman is a University of British Columbia graduate and holds a degree in Biology and Physiotherapy (2004). He completed his post-graduate Advanced Diploma in Manual and Manipulative Therapy (2010) and is a Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Manipulative Therapy (FCAMPT). He is experienced in his Dr. Chan Gunn IMS needling certification for treating chronic myofascial and neuropathic pain in the spine and extremities. He actively mentors in preparatory courses for physiotherapists achieving their orthopedic manual therapy certification levels. Currently he is a clinical skills teaching assistant in the Masters of Physiotherapy Program at UBC.

Carman has keen interests and is experienced in treating shoulder, elbow and wrist injuries, knee injuries and surgeries, neck and back spinal pain, chronic spinal nerve related pain, multiple trauma and chronic pain as a result of motor vehicle accidents. He integrates spinal and peripheral joint manual and manipulative therapy, IMS needling, taping, and specific functional exercise prescription in a multimodal treatment model approach for success in healing and return to sport and function.

Carman is originally from Saskatchewan. Previously, he worked in a sports physiotherapy clinic and treated an active population in Calgary (2004). He practiced alongside doctors to assess and treat expatriates, travelers and the local population at the International SOS Medical Clinic in Beijing (2008).

Outside the office: Carman is passionate about his activities, which include soccer, volleyball, hockey, golf, running and road cycling. His interests are photography, scuba diving in warmer waters and studying the written Chinese language. He has a working knowledge in Cantonese and Mandarin. Recent travel favorites include observing the wildlife in the Galapagos Islands and the Serengeti in Tanzania, and the mountain gorillas in their natural habitat in Rwanda.

Physiotherapist BCScBiol, BCScPT, FCAMPT, CG*IMS Carman is a University of British Columbia grad... Read More

Physiotherapist, Acupuncturist BScPT, FCAMPT, CAFCI, CG*IMS

Curtis graduated with a Degree in Physiotherapy from the University of British Columbia in 2003 and has been working at Treloar Physiotherapy Clinic since that time. He became a partner in 2015.

Curtis completed the Advanced Diploma of Manual and Manipulative Therapy to become a Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Manipulative Therapy (FCAMT) in 2009. Curtis also became certified to practice acupuncture through Acupuncture Canada in 2005, and Chan Gunn Intramuscular Stimulation (IMS) in 2015.

Curtis is a Past President of the Physiotherapy Association of BC (PABC), as well as having past experience on the PABC Board of Directors, PABC Business Affairs Council and Acupuncture Canada Council. Business Affairs Council and Acupuncture Canada Council.

Curtis has experience as an Instructor with UBC Physiotherapy Department. He has also served as a Team Physiotherapist for UBC Thunderbirds Hockey.

Curtis specializes in treating acute and complex spinal pain including the low back, mid back, and neck. He also has extensive experience treating lower leg injuries involving the knee, ankle, and foot. Curtis utilizes manual therapy and dry needling to restore joint mobility and tissue health. He utilizes exercise therapy to restore proper movement and prevent re-injury.

Outside of the office Curtis enjoys his family time with wife, Jen, and their kids. He enjoys playing hockey, golfing, hiking, swimming, and cycling.

Physiotherapist, Acupuncturist BScPT, FCAMPT, CAFCI, CG*IMS Curtis graduated with a Degree in Ph... Read More

Physiotherapist BscPT, FCAMPT

Jen joins the Treloar team with ten years of experience treating sports and orthopaedic injuries. Jen completed four years of Human Kinetics at the University of British Columbia before graduating with a degree in Physiotherapy in 2005. She completed the Advanced Diploma of Manual and Manipulative Therapy in 2009.

Jen believes strongly in staying involved in education and has experience as a teaching assistant in the Physiotherapy Masters program at UBC.

As a recent mom, Jen has developed a keen interest in women’s health following her own experiences returning to exercise post-partum. She is dedicated to helping women maintain optimal movement and function throughout pregnancy and post-partum.

Jen has experience as an exercise, spin, Pilates and run instructor and has a passion for helping people of all fitness levels stay fit.

Outside the office Jen loves running, skiing, biking and yoga. Although these days most of her fitness comes from running around with her two young sons.

Physiotherapist BscPT, FCAMPT Jen joins the Treloar team with ten years of experience treating s... Read More

Physiotherapist MPT, BHK, IMS

Man Keen Yeung graduated from Thompson River’s University in 2008 with an honours degree in Cellular, Molecular, and Microbial Biology. He then went on to complete his Master’s of Science in Physical Therapy at the University of Alberta and graduated in 2011.

Man Keen has a diverse background of work experience, which ranges from treating complex patients in a long-term disability program to professional athletes with the Edmonton Rush Lacrosse team. Man Keen believes that a comprehensive and multifaceted approach involving specific exercise prescription, appropriate manual treatment, and education is necessary for individuals to achieve their goals.

Man Keen has taken additional post-graduate manual therapy and integrated dry needling courses and is qualified to do spinal manipulations as well as intramuscular needling techniques.

Outside the Office: Staying physically active has always been a primary focus for Man Keen and he has been involved with competitive soccer, rugby, swimming, and martial arts from a young age. He has experience with power lifting as well as various other forms of competitive weight lifting. In his past time Man Keen enjoys music, collecting records, resistance training as well as various outdoor activities.

Physiotherapist MPT, BHK, IMS Man Keen Yeung graduated from Thompson River’s University in 2008 ... Read More