Growing up on the beautiful Sunshine Coast, Jason participated in many outdoor sports throughout his life. His admiration and love for sport and athletic development led to the completion of his Bachelors of Kinesiology from the University of Calgary. As a competitive sports player, Jason has had first hand experience with the impact of injuries and how challenging the recovery process can be. His involvement in rehabilitation, wellness, and health optimization and performance led him to his Masters of Science in Physiotherapy at the University of Brighton.

Jason enjoys utilizing a patient-centric approach to treatment with an emphasis on goal setting to ensure patients become self-sufficient in their long term wellness goals. Drawing into his passion and expertise, his goal is to improve people’s overall health and performance so that they can live a fulfilling life.

In his spare time, Jason enjoys being outdoors playing golf, playing basketball with friends, and travelling to new places.

Accreditations‍
Master of Science Physiotherapy, University of Brighton
Titleist Performance Institute Medical Level 2
Titleist Performance Institute Golf Power Level 2
Titleist Performance Institute Golf Certified Level 1
Certified Anatomical-Intramuscular Stimulation (AN-IMS) Dizziness and Vestibular Rehabilitation - Level 1 National Orthopedic Division MSK - Level 1
Certified NSPA Speed and Agility Coach
Certified NSCA S&C Coach
Certified CCMI Concussion Rehab Specialist
Sport Physiotherapy Canada First Responder

Sports Experience
SFU Golf Team BC Golf Athletes BC Wheelchair Tennis BC Summer Games - Golf Metroford Soccer Physiotherapist
Terry Fox Football Team Physiotherapist
Nautsa’mawt FC League 1 Soccer Team Physiotherapist
FC Tigers Premier Soccer Team Physiotherapist
UBC Thunderbirds Soccer Team Physiotherapist
England Premier League Academy Soccer Team Physiotherapist (Masters Placement)
University of Brighton Varsity Teams Strength and Conditioning Coach (Basketball & Rugby)

Languages: English and Mandar

Please note: Sarah will be on Maternity Leave starting December 18th, 2026 until Summer/Fall 2027.

Sarah graduated from the University of Alberta with a Master of Science in Physical Therapy in 2020. Prior to pursuing physical therapy, she completed her Bachelor of Science degree with a major in Kinesiology (Active Health and Rehab Concentration; Co-operative Education) and a certificate in Health and Fitness Studies at Simon Fraser University. Her appreciation for the power of rehabilitation stems from her experience working as a kinesiologist and volunteering at a paediatric physiotherapy clinic during her undergraduate degree. She has also taken additional courses in communication/coaching and IMS (dry needling).

To help her clients improve their function, Sarah uses a treatment approach that combines personalized exercise programs with education and appropriate manual therapy techniques. She enjoys helping clients deepen their understanding of their conditions and the appropriate treatments. Sarah is passionate about working together with clients to enable them to reach their individual goals and she loves to celebrate all the little victories that come with recovering from an injury.

Outside of physiotherapy, Sarah loves reading, playing board games, and travelling.

Accreditations
Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology, SFU
Master of Science in Physiotherapy, University of Alberta
Certified Anatomical-Intramuscular Stimulation (AN-IMS)
Certified CCMI Concussion Rehab Specialist

Languages: English

Matthew completed his Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology at Simon Fraser University, along with a Certificate in Occupational Ergonomics, before packing up his bags and moving to the Gold Coast, Australia, to complete his Doctor of Physiotherapy at Bond University.

After graduating, Matthew spent two years working in private practice in Australia, treating a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions, as well as gaining experience in inpatient orthopaedic rehabilitation following spinal surgery. He has a particular interest in shoulder rehabilitation and has completed further training through the Lyn Watson Shoulder course. He is also interested in headaches and concussion rehabilitation and is certified in the Watson Headache® Approach.

Having grown up playing a variety of sports, as well as coaching and teaching ice hockey, Matthew brings a coaching mindset to physiotherapy. He believes rehabilitation should be collaborative, with patients understanding not only what they are doing, but why they are doing it. His goal is to provide patients with the guidance, confidence, and tools to take an active role in their recovery and get back to the sports and activities they enjoy. After several years in Australia, Matthew has returned home to British Columbia and is excited to continue his physiotherapy career in the Lower Mainland.

Outside the clinic, Matthew enjoys lifting weights, going for runs, and hanging out with his dog, Kuma. He’s also a passionate traveller and foodie who enjoys exploring new places, cultures, and cuisines.

Accreditations
Bachelors of Science in Kinesiology, SFU 
Doctor of Physiotherapy, Bond University
Level 1  Lyn Watson Shoulder Course
Level 1 Watson Headache® Approach

Languages: English and French 

Mary completed her undergraduate studies at the University of Toronto (St. George), specializing in Psychology and went on to earn a Master of Science in Occupational Therapy at McMaster University.

Mary’s primary focus as an Occupational Therapist is working within the WSBC concussion program, including Early Concussion Assessment and Treatment (ECAT) and Post Concussion Management Program (PCMP), supporting individuals through assessment, providing education and liaising with employers to facilitate a gradual return to work and recovery-focused interventions. She enjoys providing a collaborative and client-centred approach to care, and values each client's voice and input to provide holistic and meaningful support tailored to their goals. She provides culturally responsive care and communicate effectively with diverse populations.

Outside of work, she enjoy travelling, trying new restaurants, practicing Pilates and photography.

Accreditations
Bachelor of Psychology, University of Toronto (St. George)
Master of Science in Occupational Therapy, McMaster University
Concussion Awareness and Training Tool (CATT)
Shift Concussion Management Level 1

Languages: English, Korean, and Conversational Mandarin

Born and raised in Burnaby, Jared grew up playing many competitive sports such as soccer, ultimate frisbee, and volleyball. These experiences cultivated his passion for health and rehabilitation leading him to complete a Bachelor of Sciences in Kinesiology at Simon Fraser University. Throughout his studies, Jared expanded his knowledge and skills while working as a kinesiologist, athletic therapist, and high school coach. Following graduation, Jared pursued a career as a RMT at the Vancouver College of Massage Therapy (VCMT) where he graduated in 2023 on the Dean’s list and awarded the Heart Award for exemplary compassion and integrity.

As a therapist, Jared is committed to helping others by using various techniques to promote muscle relaxation and stress management. His expertise covers orthopedic conditions, temporomandibular joint dysfunction, general muscle tension, and deep tissue treatments. He firmly believes that with a focus on good communication and client-centered care, he’ll be able to make a positive impact on people’s day-to-day life.

In his free time, Jared enjoys staying active and playing sports. You can usually find him out at local parks on the weekends playing spikeball or throwing a frisbee with friends. He enjoys discovering music and is always looking for new recommendations.

Accreditations
Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology, SFU
Diploma in Registered Massage Therapy, VCMT
Registered Massage Therapist (CCHPBC)
Standard First Aid CPR/AED Level
Certified in Instrument-Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization (IASTM)

Languages: English, Cantonese, and French

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Geo grew up a dancer, specializing in ballet, contemporary, lyrical and also spent several years in gymnastics. After various injuries that come with being an athlete, she has witnessed first hand how incredibly valuable massage therapy can be in restoring the body back to full function and how frustrating it can be when living with limited mobility, chronic pain, and injuries, etc. This sparked a deep fascination with human anatomy, including all the functions within the body and how everything works together as a whole, which led her to pursue an RMT career.

Geo’s approach to massage therapy is deeply empathic, patient-centered, and practical. She conducts a thorough assessment to create an effective treatment plan and implements various techniques to address treatment goals. She is skilled in Deep Tissue massage, Trigger Point release, Myofascial release, Pre/Post-Natal massage, PNF, General Swedish Massage, and relaxation massage. Also, she has extensive knowledge on orthopaedic conditions with experience in treating TMJ disorders, frozen shoulder, carpal tunnel syndrome, plantar fasciitis, sports injuries, arthritis, scoliosis, and tendonitis.

Aside from work, Geo can be found painting, crocheting, reading, playing games on her Nintendo Switch, hitting the gym to maintain physical health, meditating to maintain mental health, and learning various topics that pique her interest, such as, philosophy, physics, mathematics, and history.

Accreditations
Bachelors of Media Arts, Emily Carr University of Art and Design
Diploma in Registered Massage Therapy, WCCMT
Registered Massage Therapist in BC, CCHPBC
Standard First Aid CPR/AED Level

Languages: English

Courtenay is a Registered Clinical Counsellor with the BC Association of Clinical Counsellors (BCACC - #16885) and Registered Vocational Rehabilitation Counsellor with the College of Vocational Rehabilitation Professionals (CVRP - #1191). She holds a Masters of Education in Counselling Psychology, with a focus in Vocational Rehabilitation Counselling from the University of British Columbia.

For as long as she can remember, Courtenay has enjoyed helping others and aims to provide her clients the support they need to achieve their goals. She plans to do so through the establishment of a strong therapeutic alliance with her clients from the outset of treatment.

Prior to forging a career path as a Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC) and Vocational Rehabilitation Counsellor, she worked for various non-profit, community-based programs, supporting youth with co-occurring disorders in the attainment of their educational and vocational pursuits as well as in the development of life skills to help them be successful when they transition out of care into either a semi-independent or independent living arrangement. Courtenay has a special interest in working with youth and teachers. Courtenay has experience working with clients, both youth and adults, who face a wide range of disabling conditions including: stress, anxiety, depression, chronic pain, soft tissue injuries, grief, loss, life transitions, relationship challenges, addictions, and individuals who present with co-occurring disorders. She has also worked with individuals seeking support with return to work and overcoming the barriers that may be present as a result of their ongoing residual limitations. Courtenay’s therapeutic approach draws from evidence-based methods such as Cognitive-Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and Motivational Interviewing, along with people-centered and strengths-based approaches.

In her spare time, you can find Courtenay outdoors, exploring nature with her trusty dog companion, Rolo, or exploring the latest cuisines that our beautiful city has to offer with her family and friends.

Accreditations
Masters of Education in Counselling Psychology, UBC
British Columbia Association of Clinical Counsellors (BCACC)
College of Vocational Rehabilitation Professionals (CVRP)

Languages: English

Born and raised in Vancouver, Clarissa Low is a second generation acupuncturist following her father's footsteps. As a Registered Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioner (RTCMP) with over a decade of professional experience, she provides customized acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine treatments to her patients for long term success of various conditions.

Being in the distinctive position of standing in between Eastern and Western cultures, Clarissa feels the importance of bridging communication and understanding to share the wisdom of ancient Traditional Chinese Medicine to a growing group of people interested to experience it for themselves and to integrate it into their journey for good health.

In her free time, Clarissa enjoys catching up on TV dramas, cooking, crocheting silly toys for her kids, and taking long walks surrounded by nature.

Accreditations
Bachelors of Art in Psychology, UBC
Registered Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioner (RTCMP)
Standard First Aid/AED/CPR

Languages: English and Cantonese

Nicholas grew up in Kitimat, a small town in Northern BC. Taking an interest in sports early on, he moved to Burnaby to pursue a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology, with a concentration in Active Health and Rehabilitation, at SFU. To stay active through undergraduate, Nicholas started going to the university gym, eventually getting a job as weight room staff and gym trainer. After graduating SFU, Nicholas expanded his knowledge working several years as a Kinesiologist. He eventually took a big leap, moving down under where he recently completed his Master of Science in Physiotherapy at the University of Sydney.

Nicholas uses a range of strategies to help with treatment that has an emphasis on patient education, fostering eventual patient independence, and gradual loading/progressions of exercises. He provides confidence to his patients who have chronic pain and want an active lifestyle. While he is a Kinesiologist again, he hopes to carry this approach into his eventual role as a Physiotherapist once his Australian based education is accredited by the Canadian Alliance of Physiotherapy Regulators.

Outside of work, Nicholas can be found travelling abroad, lifting weights, playing sports, exploring the outdoors, cooking, and chasing astrophotography shots.

Accreditations
Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology, SFU
Master of Science in Physiotherapy, University of Sydney
BC SportsAid Taping
Standard First Aid CPR/AED Level

Languages: English

Emma brings a range of administrative and marketing experience since graduating from BCIT’s Marketing Management Program. Her kind and friendly personality brings a welcoming warmth when assisting patients. 

Throughout Emma’s career, she is passionate and drawn in working within the health and fitness. Currently, in pursuit of her passions, she is working towards obtaining her Bachelors in Physiology. She hopes to one day obtain a Master’s in Physiotherapy to become a Physiotherapist. 

Outside of work and school, Emma enjoys reading, hiking, paddle boarding, and spending time with her adorable Rottweiler, Daisy. 

Languages: English

Jocelyn is a Kinesiology student at the University of British Columbia. With a background in competitive ultimate frisbee and involvement in youth sports, Jocelyn brings an approachable, friendly, and team-oriented energy when helping patients feel welcomed.

Passionate about health, movement, and injury prevention, Jocelyn is currently volunteering as an Athlete Health Liaison, providing taping and sideline support to youth athletes during the club ultimate season. She is excited to continue exploring the world of athletic therapy as she pursues her degree in Kinesiology, hoping to build a future career in health.

Outside of school and work, Jocelyn enjoys music, reading, and playing a variety of sports. 

Accreditations
Standard First Aid - CPR C & AED 

Languages: English, French, Cantonese, and Conversational Mandarin

Annie is a Science student at the University of British Columbia with a strong background in competitive soccer, track and snowboarding. Her athletic experience has shaped her passion for movement, performance, and injury prevention. She’s interested in software computing and technologies that enhance personalized care and optimize fitness and health.

Outside of school and work, Annie enjoys hiking, crocheting, and enjoying a good novel.

 Languages: English, French, and Mandarin

Helena is a recent graduate from Simon Fraser University with a Bachelor of Arts in Health Sciences. During her studies, she served as Co-Director of the Faculty of Health Sciences Peer Mentorship Program, where she supported and guided fellow students in their academic professional growth. With a strong interest in health and wellness, Helena is excited to begin her journey in the field alongside the welcoming team at Ion Performance and Wellness. 

Beyond academics, Helena is dedicated to community service through diverse volunteer work, including helping at a church cafe, supporting seniors at care homes, and preparing meals for the homeless. She finds purpose in giving back and building meaningful connections. 

Outside of work, Helena enjoys running, pickleball, gymming, and exploring new food spots as a self-proclaimed foodie (with kimchi stew as her soul's comfort meal). She also expresses her creativity through arts and crafts, especially nail art. 

Accreditations
Bachelor of Arts in Health Sciences, SFU
Co-Director, Faculty of Health Sciences Peer Mentorship Program

Languages: English and Korean

Solara graduated from the University of British Columbia with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology. During her time at UBC, she was actively involved in student organizations, serving as Media Executive and later President of AMS unboundED @ UBC, Entertainment and Community Coordinator at CVC, and an Executive of the KISS Club. These leadership experiences gave her the opportunity to foster community engagement by organizing a wide range of events, including Bunny Yoga, an improv show, and science/arts-based workshops for underprivileged elementary school students. She continues to pursue her passion for community engagement through volunteering, including providing childcare at a local church and helping out at a separate church cafe.

In terms of interests, she enjoys frolicking with my friends and trying new activities, whether that be hiking up a waterfall or getting into pickleball. She also has a passion for the performing arts and worked as a background actor for several years while performing in an annual musical last year.

Accreditations
Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, UBC

Languages: English and Korean

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