Kelly graduated from the Vancouver School of Bodywork and Massage in 2009 and went on to graduate from the West Coast College of Massage Therapy in 2014.

Kelly began gymnastics at the age of three years old, and has been involved in the sport ever since. Being a competitive level athlete has helped Kelly become aware of the importance of living an active and healthy lifestyle. She is a certified gymnastics coach, and has been coaching for over nine years. Her love for massage developed through her passion for helping others. She is dedicated, friendly, and enjoys meeting new patients.

In her spare time, Kelly enjoys playing Taiko, doing outdoor activities and traveling. She has been to many places around the world including Japan, South Africa and Thailand.

Kelly graduated from the Vancouver School of Bodywork and Massage in 2009 and went on to graduate... Read More

Curran completed his Doctor of Physiotherapy at Bond University in Australia. He brings an evidence-based approach to care, grounded in both academic training and hands-on clinical experience.

After experiencing injuries and setbacks during his early life, Curran became committed to being the kind of physiotherapist who empowers patients through education, movement, and strength.

Curran is particularly passionate about incorporating strength training into physiotherapy for individuals of all backgrounds, from first-time gym-goers to seasoned athletes. He has a special interest in working with field sport athletes and badminton players. His approach is collaborative and patient-centered, focused on creating meaningful, goal-oriented treatment plans that promote long-term function, mobility, and pain relief.

He believes a strong therapeutic alliance is built on teamwork. He will bring the knowledge and guidance, and you bring the commitment to the process.

Outside of work, Curran enjoys lifting weights, playing badminton, hunting for a good cup of coffee, and experimenting in the kitchen.

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Pat holds a Master of Physical Therapy (MPT) and a Master of Kinesiology (MKIN) from the University of British Columbia.

Prior to his physiotherapy career, Pat has been helping individuals manage injuries and improve physical performance through his work as a Kinesiologist since 2015. Pat has extensive experience working with seniors, as well as working with athletes from a recreational to high performance level. During his MKIN program, Pat was offered a scholarship to work as a graduate assistant strength coach for UBC varsity sport teams. Due to his background, Pat is able to perform a sports needs analysis and develop a unique return to play plan for his clients.

Pat believes that our ability to change our bodies through exercise is an amazing privilege. His treatment style focuses on helping clients recover from injuries by empowering them to take an active role in rehabilitation. In a treatment session, you can expect a combination of manual therapy, strength and mobility exercises, and education on how to manage your injury until our next session.

Outside the clinic, Pat is passionate about pursuing his own physical goals. Pat is a former provincial champion in Olympic Weightlifting, and has represented Team BC on multiple occasions. Previously he has competed at the World level in competitive cheerleading. He also enjoys playing basketball and racquet sports in his spare time, and enjoys learning about new sports from his clients!

Pat is fluent in English and Cantonese.

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