Amanda has received her Bachelor’s Degree in Kinesiology and Health Science from the University of British Columbia in 2009. She has been a practicing member of the British Columbia Association of Kinesiologists since 2009. She has vast experience working with people of all ages and abilities. She has a passion for active rehabilitation involving soft-tissue injuries, chronic pain, work hardening programs, GRTW programs, and strength and conditioning. Amanda strives to make her clients feels comfortable in a fitness center setting. When Amanda is not in the gym, you can find her hiking in the mountains, cycling, or challenging her friends and family to board games.

Areas of Special Interest: Active Rehabilitation, Motor Vehicle Accidents, Workplace Injuries and Prevention (WCB), Independent Job Site & Job Demands Analysis, Return to Work Support Services

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Karen Cooke graduated from the University of British Columbia in 1998 with a Bachelor of Human Kinetics and Exercise Science and from Curtin University of Technology, Perth Australia in 2001 with a Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy. She has completed postgraduate courses in vertebral manipulation, sports physiotherapy, Pilates and the Mulligans Concept. Ms. Cooke previously worked in private practice in Perth, Australia managing a variety of orthopedic conditions and leading group rehabilitation classes. She has extensive knowledge in manual therapy and uses her background in kinesiology to provide the highest level of effective treatment and patient care. Karen is a registered GunnIMS therapist and certified in Acupuncture and is a Lyn Watson Level 1 Shoulder Physiotherapy specialist with extensive clinical and research insights into the assessment, diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation of the shoulder and shoulder girdle. Ms. Cooke is a member of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association, and the Physiotherapy Association of British Columbia, Orthopedic Division.

Areas of Special Interest: Manual Therapy, IMS (Intramuscular Stimulation), Sports Related Therapies, Work Related Injuries, Family Physiotherapy

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Cory Graham graduated from Queen’s University with his Physical Therapy Master’s degree, where he co-founded the Queen’s University Inter-Professional Patient Mobility Workshop. He also has extensive experience as a registered Kinesiologist, with his degree gained from Simon Fraser University. At Healthx Physical Therapy, Cory is developing his specialisation in the treatment of vertigo, dizziness, and balance issues with his Introduction to Vestibular Rehabilitation Certification with Bernard Tonks and completion of numerous online courses. Cory also designs, develops, and monitors active rehabilitation programs for contracted insurance providers as well as manages a private practice caseload including ICBC, WorkSafeBC and private paying patients. Cory has varied experience in a variety of clinical settings, including working with the Province of BC Autism Funding Unit. He has completed level one of his manual therapy qualifications with the Canadian Orthopedic Division Diploma of Advanced Orthopedic Manual and Manipulative Physiotherapy and is a Lyn Watson Level 1 Shoulder Physiotherapy specialist with extensive clinical and research insights into the assessment, diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation of the shoulder and shoulder girdle. Cory is an avid outdoorsman, and enjoys travelling, hiking, snowboarding, golf, as well as cycling. He lives an active, healthy lifestyle and is committed to helping others reach their goals as well.

Areas of Special Interest: Occupational Rehabilitation, WorkSafeBC Injury Related Claims, Athletic Advantage, High-Intensity Performance, IMS (Intramuscular Stimulation)/Dry Needling

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Sweety earned her Master of Physiotherapy degree in 2012, and since then, she has been delivering physiotherapy services across various hospitals and multidisciplinary clinics. With both her postgraduate education and extensive hands-on experience, she has developed into an exceptional physiotherapist, a role she takes great pride in. Sweety has worked with people of all ages, treating a wide range of conditions from acute to chronic joint issues, sprains and strains, disc prolapse and nerve pain, to shoulder injuries, among others.

A committed lifelong learner, Sweety became particularly interested in pelvic floor health and has deepened her expertise in this field. She believes that pelvic floor dysfunction can significantly impact one’s social life, limit the ability to engage in enjoyable activities, and negatively affect mental health. Pelvic floor physiotherapy, she explains, is a non-invasive treatment that enhances quality of life by strengthening pelvic muscles and resolving related issues.

In addition, Sweety also provides care for individuals experiencing vertigo, dizziness, and balance problems.

Passionate about her work, Sweety adopts a patient-centered, multi-modal approach that includes education, therapeutic exercises, manual therapy, dry needling, and IMS to ensure comprehensive care.

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Nathaniel graduated from the 3000 hour course at the West Coast College of Massage Therapy in Dec 2019.

Nathaniel started his career of helping people in tech support, where he learned valuable troubleshooting skills that he utilizes to great effect in his massage therapy practice.

He is empathetic and genuinely cares about his patients well being, doing everything he can to help them get better in the shortest amount of time.

Nathaniel prefers to massage at a therapeutic pressure, where it may hurt a little bit, but it still feels good. This level is different for everyone, so those that enjoy a deeper massage, and those that enjoy a lighter massage can all leave feeling that the treatment was tailored just for them.

In July 2023 Nathaniel participated in a course for DermoNeuroModulating or DNM. This course teaches an interactive approach to manual therapy that considers the nervous system of the patient from skin cell to sense of self. Techniques are slow, light, kind, responsive and effective while being in constant communication with the patient to understand and guide their healing journey.

Nathaniel is now also Graston Certified and able to work Graston tools and Techniques into his treatments to improve your health.

In his spare time Nathaniel enjoys the outdoors, hiking up mountains and scuba diving in the oceans.

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