Danielle completed her Bachelor of Science at the University of Victoria before earning her Master of Physical Therapy at the University of British Columbia. Inspired by her own experiences as a young athlete recovering from injury, she combines personal insight with a passion for rehabilitation science to deliver a holistic, client-centered approach to care.

She treats a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions using an evidence-informed blend of exercise and manual therapy. Danielle has special interests in sports-related injuries, TMJ dysfunction, and post-mastectomy rehabilitation. She has completed her Orthopedic Level One and Level Two Lower Certifications, AN-IMS 1 Dry Needling, and contributed to research on post-operative breast cancer physiotherapy.

A North Vancouver local, Danielle loves spending her free time in the mountains hiking and skiing, or staying active by running and rollerblading along the seawall.

Treatment Philosophy

Danielle’s own experiences as a youth athlete recovering from injuries inspired her to pursue physiotherapy and fueled her passion for understanding the human body. She believes in supporting clients beyond just the physical, helping them move past limitations with care, creativity, and even a bit of humor. Deeply invested in each person’s journey, Danielle finds the greatest reward in seeing clients reach their goals and rediscover what they’re capable of.

Training and Certifications

Orthopaedic Level One and Level Two Lower Certification, AN-IMS 1 Dry Needling Certification TMJ, Sports Related Injuries, Post-mastectomy and General Post-Surgical Rehabilitation

Hobbies

Running, hiking, skiing, rollerblading

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Sam’s passion for athletics, movement, and wellness led her to pursue a career as a Registered Massage Therapist. With a background in kinesiology, she graduated from Vancouver College of Massage Therapy in 2020 and has since built her practice around helping people stay active and resilient.

As a lifelong athlete and competitive sports enthusiast, Sam has firsthand experience with both the rewards and risks of training. She has a particular interest in working with endurance athletes and believes in the importance of preventative care to enhance performance, reduce injury risk, and support long-term function. Through personalized treatment plans and education, Sam empowers her clients to take an active role in their health and well-being.

Outside the clinic, you’ll most often find Sam running the North Shore trails or enjoying the outdoors with her family.

Treatment Philosophy

Sam’s lifelong curiosity with movement and her own experiences as an athlete have shaped her approach to massage therapy. With five years of experience and the privilege of learning from skilled RMTs and physiotherapists, she brings a calm, supportive energy to every session.

She believes that everyone deserves to move well, not just athletes, and is passionate about empowering her clients to feel their best. Sam’s goal is to support lifelong healthy movement through thoughtful, individualized care that blends injury prevention, performance support, and overall wellness.

Areas of Expertise:

Trauma informed practice for massage therapists, Sports Related Injuries

Hobbies:

Trail running, biking, rock climbing, gardening

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Taylor’s journey as a former athlete on the Canadian National Rowing Team instilled in him a profound understanding of the body’s mechanics and the challenges of injury. This unique perspective fuels his passion for empowering clients to overcome pain and achieve their goals.

Taylor believes there’s no one-size-fits-all solution; instead, he excels at developing personalized treatment plans designed to pinpoint the root cause of discomfort and guide you toward lasting relief. From athletes to everyday individuals, he ensures each client is equipped with practical strategies and ongoing support to reach their desired outcomes – whether it’s conquering a marathon, reclaiming pain-free movement, or navigating a busy life with confidence.

Treatment Philosophy

Shaped by his own journey through sport and injury, Taylor is driven to provide the comprehensive, empowering care he once needed himself. He takes a personalized, coaching-based approach—focusing not just on recovery, but on building confidence, consistency, and lasting self-management. For Taylor, the most rewarding part is celebrating client milestones, big or small, as they return to the activities they love.

Training and Certifications

IMS/Dry Needling, Orthopaedic Division Level I/II Lower Sports Related Injuries

Hobbies

Skiing, Hiking, Running, Baking

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Jenny completed her Master of Physical Therapy and Bachelor of Science at the University of British Columbia, as well as post-graduation courses including STOTT Rehab Matwork and Reformer Clinical Pilates, functional dry needling/IMS, Visceral Manipulation and is a certified professional on the running clinic registry.

Jenny is also pursuing certification for her Advanced Orthopaedic Manual and Manipulative Physiotherapy diploma through the Canadian Physiotherapy Association Orthopedic division.

By using a combination of manual therapy, exercise, and education, she aims to empower clients by giving them the tools to take charge of their own care so they can get back to what they love doing.

Treatment Philosophy:

The human body is composed from a complex interaction of all our body systems (neurological, musculoskeletal, cardiorespiratory) to make us who we are. That is why Jenny finds it important to take a holistic approach and look at the body and its systems as a whole to find the driver behind injuries.

Areas of Expertise:

Manual Therapy Clinical Pilates Intramuscular Stimulation Dry Needling Visceral Manipulation

Training and Certifications:

Master of Physical Therapy (MPT) Physical Therapy BSc Intramuscular Stimulation (IMS) STOTT Rehab Matwork Reformer Clinical Pilates Visceral Manipulation 1 (VM1) Running Clinic Certified Orthodiv 3Upper

Languages Spoken:

English

Hobbies:

Hiking, Backcountry Camping, Traveling, Snowboarding, Running, Exploring Breweries

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Bryant completed his Master of Science in Physical Therapy at University of Toronto after completing his Bachelor of Medical Science at Western University. He has 8 years of clinical experience working with a wide variety of clients.

Bryant is passionate about building relationships with clients to help them achieve their goals. His approach involves developing a comprehensive plan with an emphasis on education, hands-on therapy, and individualized exercise.

Outside of work, you’ll find Bryant at the gym, on the golf course or playing squash. Bryant also enjoys trying out new restaurants and spending time with family and friends.

Treatment Philosophy:

Bryant’s approach to physiotherapy is client-centered, emphasizing education, hands-on therapy, and personalized exercise plans. His passion stems from his own recovery as an injured athlete, inspiring him to help others regain strength and achieve their goals. With 8 years of experience, Bryant is dedicated to building strong client relationships and promoting long-term well-being through collaborative care.

Training and Certifications:

MScPT University of Toronto, 2016 BMSc Western University, 2013 FCAMPT

Languages Spoken:

Cantonese

Hobbies:

Weight lifting, Golf, Squash, Skiing

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Kristen is a physiotherapist at Do Well’s North Shore location. She completed her Master of Physiotherapy at McMaster University, holds certification in IMS (dry needling), and is currently pursuing advanced training in Comprehensive Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy (CMP) through the Advanced Health Care Practice master’s program. With over a decade of competitive soccer experience, along with cross-country running, swimming, and track and field, Kristen’s passion for sport strongly influences her practice. She believes everyone deserves to feel their best and takes a personalized, patient-centered approach to care. Using a combination of manual therapy, IMS, and tailored exercise programs, Kristen empowers clients with the tools they need to take charge of their recovery and long-term health.

Treatment Philosophy

She believes you don’t need to be in pain to benefit from physiotherapy, and takes pride in personalizing each session to meet individual goals. For Kristen, the most rewarding part is supporting clients—whether in sport, daily life, or beyond—as they work toward feeling and performing their best.

Training and Certifications

IMS, AIM Level 2 Lower, Concussion, Sports Related Injuries

Hobbies

Soccer, road and trail running, paddle boarding, climbing, swimming, cycling and hiking, cooking

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Henry is a graduate of the RMT program at the Vancouver College of Massage Therapy. With an upbringing in high performance sport, Henry developed a passion for living actively and moving freely. This passion guides his principles when he provides client-centered care through understanding and collaboration.

Henry has treated a wide range of conditions, including acute and chronic sport injuries, chronic pain, headaches, postural imbalances, systemic and neurological conditions. He uses several modalities in treatment, including trigger point release, myofascial release, Swedish massage, PNF stretching, and joint mobilizations.

In his free time Henry likes staying active playing pickleball or basketball and hiking. He gives back to his community by coaching entry-level and high performance diving.

Treatment Philosophy

With a background as both a high-level athlete and coach, Henry brings a patient-centered, goal-focused approach to care. He believes in treating the whole person, not just the injury, and draws on nearly 20 years in sport to understand the physical, mental, and social impacts of recovery. For Henry, the most rewarding part is supporting clients through their treatment path and seeing them grow toward their goals.

Areas of Expertise:

Sports Related Injuries, Swedish Massage, Myofascial Release, Trigger Point Release

Hobbies:

Coaching Diving, Pickleball, Card Games, Film

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As a physiotherapist, I take a holistic approach to care—looking at the whole person, not just the injury. I aim to understand each patient’s unique circumstances and collaborate with them to reach their personal goals, whether that means recovering from an injury, returning to a beloved sport, managing a neurological condition, or supporting paediatric development. I believe in empowering people through education, individualized treatment plans, and compassionate care so they can reach their fullest potential.

Outside the clinic, I stay active through hiking, biking, skiing, and strength training at the gym.

Languages Spoken:

French

Hobbies:

Skiing local mountains, hiking, road biking, ice hockey, painting.

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