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Physio

Gevorg Eginyan

Registered Physiotherapist, MPT, BKIN, MSc

Gevorg completed his physiotherapy degree at the University of British Columbia (UBC). He has also earned his Bachelor of Kinesiology and Master of Science degrees at UBC and spent over five years researching neuromuscular physiology and spinal cord injury at the International Collaboration on Repair Discoveries (ICORD).

As a strong believer in evidence-based practice, Gevorg emphasizes thorough assessment and treatment, which combine exercise-based interventions, hands-on manual therapy, and client education to improve function, work, athletic performance, and overall quality of life of his clients. He is passionate about working with a variety of clients, including adults and children with orthopedic, post-surgical, and sports injuries.

Gevorg also thoroughly enjoys working with athletes. At UBC, he gained valuable experience working as an athletic trainer with the UBC Varsity Men’s Soccer Team and Richmond Men’s Rugby Club. He has also worked with a variety of athletes at various sporting events, including UBC Track and Field, Tennis BC, and Canada Cup Softball tournaments.

Gevorg’s treatment philosophy embodies client-centred care. His goal is to help clients build confidence in managing their own health and empower them to take an active role in their rehabilitation.

Outside of work, Gevorg enjoys hiking, running half marathons, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, playing soccer, and keeping up to date with the English Premier League.

Physio

Christina Wan

Registered Physiotherapist, MPT, BSc

Christina graduated from the University of Western Ontario with a Master of Physical Therapy and has a Bachelor of Science in Biology from the University of British Columbia. She is currently pursuing her Diploma in Advanced Orthopedic Manual and Manipulative Therapy. Prior to pursuing a career in physical therapy, she developed a unique perspective on healthcare from working in a pharmaceutical setting. Christina realized that many people were dealing with some form of pain, whether it be from repetitive work movements, simple day-to-day activities, or sport-related injuries. She decided to pursue a career in physical therapy with the goal of helping people manage their pain, improve their quality of life and connect with how they really want to move again.

Christina believes in treating clients through proper education and providing evidence-based, individualized treatment plans by using a combination of manual therapy, therapeutic exercises, dry needling (IMS), and modalities to help people minimize their pain, achieve their functional goals, and prevent symptoms from reoccurring.

In her spare time, Christina enjoys staying active at the gym, exploring BC’s trails, and travelling the world. She also enjoys discovering new coffee shops, trending food destinations, and the latest in fashion.

Physio

Samantha Lee

Registered Physiotherapist, MPT, BKIN

Samantha is a motivated and positive physiotherapist who loves working with others to achieve their personal goals. Whether that’s overcoming pain or injury, recovering from surgery, or returning to sport, she takes a proactive and informed approach to recovery. She graduated from the University of British Columbia with a Master of Physiotherapy and a Bachelor of Kinesiology.

Samantha has had clinical experience in a variety of settings, including sports injuries, general orthopedics, hip and knee replacement, and neuromuscular rehab. She has additional training in dry needling (IMS), Orthopaedic Manual Therapy levels, and Functional Movement screening.

Through her personal experiences as a collegiate athlete, she understands that injuries can affect one’s quality of life in numerous ways. This is why she uses a holistic and individualized approach to treatment involving clear goal setting, manual therapy, therapeutic exercise, and education.

Outside of the clinic, Samantha enjoys rock climbing, volleyball, basketball, and camping. She loves the outdoors and is happy to be anywhere by the ocean.

Physio

Adrienne Chan

Registered Physiotherapist, MPT, BHSc., Certified Dry Needling IMS Practitioner

Adrienne joined the INSYNC team from the Fortius Sports Medicine Clinic, where she worked with individuals ranging from weekend warriors to high-performance athletes. Hailing from Central East in Toronto—Montreal, Adrienne earned an Honours Bachelor of Rehabilitation Health Sciences and is a member of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association (CPA).

Adrienne brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise through her postgraduate training and extensive experience working with people from motor vehicle accidents and athletes in various sports at the recreational, amateur, and professional levels.

Grounded in an active lifestyle both in the wild and in the city, her knowledge of activity demands and movement patterns allows her to help clients return to the activities they love.

In her sessions, she combines hands-on manual therapy with specific exercise prescription. With a focus on prevention and education, she enjoys working alongside the client as a team to achieve their goals. Adrienne uses a functional, specific, and individual rehabilitation approach, focusing on movement control, sequencing, and awareness. She likes to combine a practical and functional approach, which includes movement patterning, strength and conditioning, stretching and mobility, and fun.

Outside the clinic, you will find her hiking, kayaking, backpacking, climbing, and cycling somewhere out of cell service – so maybe you won’t find her.

She is a certified clinical pilates instructor, IMS practitioner (Chan Gunn IMS), SFMA Level II, and Blood Flow Restriction (BFR) Owen’s. Her professional development includes the Mulligan Concept, McKenzie Method, K-taping, TMD (temporomandibular disorders), Manual Therapy levels, connect therapy, and anatomical dry needling.

Adrienne does not take MSP or WorkSafe.

Physio

Wil Seto

Registered Physiotherapist, BHSc (PT), BSc (Kin), Dip Sport PT, Dip Ortho PT, FCAMT, CG IMS

Wil has earned degrees in Bachelor of Kinesiology and Bachelor of Health Sciences Physiotherapy (B.H.Sc. PT) from McMaster University. He is a Canadian Physiotherapy Association (MCPA) member and a Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Manipulative Therapists (FCAMT). In addition, he completed post-graduate studies in Advanced Manual and Manipulative Physiotherapy (Dip. Manip. PT) and Sport Physiotherapy (Dip. Sport PT), and is certified in Intramuscular Stimulation (CG IMS).

Wil has been a physiotherapist in the Lower Mainland for over 22 years. He finds great joy and passion in helping people recover from injuries and get back in sync with their optimal health and maximum potential for sport, work, or play.

Wil also brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise through his post-graduate training and extensive experience working with people from motor vehicle accidents and work injuries to athletes in various recreational, amateur and professional sports.

As a Sports Physiotherapist, Wil has worked Short Track Speed Skating at the Vancouver 2010 Olympics, with U-16 Team BC Rugby, UBC Men’s Ice Hockey, Western Lacrosse Association New WestMinister SalmonBellies, International Field Hockey and National College Soccer Championship. Locally, he has also helped Ultimate Frisbee players in the Lower Mainland, including many from the Vancouver Ultimate League (VUL) and runners, triathletes, dancers, rock climbers, and wrestlers, successfully achieve their goals. He has worked as a consultant and Physiotherapist for Team Canada Ultimate & several Team Australia Ultimate Frisbee teams, where he has helped them podium in several world championships and world games since 2008. He has also worked with sports rock climbers at the National Championships and North American Cups and with professional, elite, and recreational rock climbers.

With personalized visits utilizing manual therapy and exercise prescription you can expect to receive an assessment and treatment that will get at the underlying cause of your problems.

In his spare time, Wil finds adventure in many activities, including rock climbing, ultimate Frisbee, hiking, swimming and reading.

RMT

Joy Uemoto

Joy graduated from UBC with a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology. Following graduation, she spent a number of years working in the corporate environment before returning to her science roots to pursue a career in massage therapy. This decision was made out of a desire to be involved in the healthcare field while helping people maintain their health and active lifestyles. She subsequently graduated from Utopia Academy and is registered with the College of Massage Therapists of British Columbia. She has been working in the Lower Mainland since.

Joy’s massage therapy practice includes treatment of a wide variety of conditions, including injury rehabilitation and prevention, back and neck pain, overuse injuries, postural imbalances and stress relief. She believes that it’s important for clients to be actively involved in their rehabilitation while seeking out preventive and long-lasting solutions to their musculoskeletal problems. With this goal in mind, you can expect to engage in important bilateral dialogue with her about possible exacerbating or reinforcing conditions at work, home and play and receive postural education information.

She uses a wide range of massage techniques, with a preference towards myofascial release, deep tissue massage, trigger-point therapy, sports massage, and Swedish massage techniques. Joy’s passion for outdoor sports, dance, yoga and pilates has complemented her massage therapy practice as these activities have given her a better appreciation of the body in motion, injuries that can result from various activities and rehabilitation.

Joy welcomes both new and returning clients.

RMT

Andrew Tervit

Andrew started practicing as an RMT in 2012 after graduating from the Vancouver College of Massage Therapy, where he cultivated his interest in rehabilitation and recovery. His education and volunteer experience covered working in hospitals and long term care facilities to onsite at sporting events and clinics. Whether you are coming in for relief from a repetitive strain injury from long hours at your home desk, overtraining for your virtual marathon, help with lower back pain and cramping due to pregnancy, or from chronic pain due to a past accident or athletic career, Andrew will do his best to work with you and your body to alleviate whatever is causing your discomfort.

Andrew jumps at any opportunity outside work, whether it’s canoeing, rock climbing, triathlons or stealing his friends’ dogs for hikes. Andrew also works on his health and balance with an avid Yoga practice. Over a lifetime of activity and exploration, Andrew’s love of sports and the outdoors has given him a comprehensive understanding of the goals and motivations of athletes of all levels and a first-hand knowledge of being injured and the rehabilitation process. Andrew’s experience with physiotherapy and massage over the years fuels his interest in helping others return to the activities they love.

RMT

Hannah Simpson

Hannah completed her Registered Massage Therapy program at Langara College. Her approach to massage therapy is patient-centred and collaborative. She’s worked with athletes, seniors, spinal cord injury clients, and pregnancy clients. Her hands-on techniques range from myofascial release, Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation, Muscle Energy Technique, joint mobilizations, Swedish massage, trigger-point release, hydrotherapy, introductory cranialsacral therapy, and introductory Rood’s techniques. She uses a combination of these methods during treatments depending on the goals of each session. She practices with a light to medium pressure, keeping deep pressure to a minimum and within specific target areas.

Her purpose through massage therapy is to improve quality of life and decrease symptomatic discomfort of those who seek it. She values mutual respect, communication, and maintaining an open and safe atmosphere. She likes to take a collaborative approach to treatment planning where client and practitioner work together to create a tailored experience to best achieve the goals of treatment.

Physiotherapist

Elizabeth (Liz) Hlus

Registered Physiotherapist, MPT, BSc

Elizabeth has been a registered physiotherapist since 2015. She has a Master of Science in Physiotherapy from Manchester Metropolitan University and a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology. She always works to expand her skill set, attending continuing education courses and reviewing the literature to help her clients improve through evidence-based practices.

She strongly believes in taking the time to educate clients and coach them through their individual exercises, using a variety of manual therapy techniques and dry needling to help with movement and activity. Her goal is to provide clients with the information and direction that they need in order for them to be active participants in achieving their rehabilitation goals while having fun along the way.

Elizabeth has experience with a variety of orthopedic clients, from weekend warriors to high-level athletes. She has a particular interest in persistent pain, mainly working with people with complex regional pain syndrome.

Elizabeth enjoys playing roller derby, bouldering, and exploring the BC mountains outside of work.

Physiotherapist

Aisling Whelehan

Registered Physiotherapist, BSc, MPT

Aisling completed her Master of Physical Therapy (MPT) at the University of British Columbia. Prior to this, she obtained her Bachelor of Science degree from Simon Fraser University, where she majored in Kinesiology. She holds an Advanced Integrated Musculoskeletal Level 1 certification from the Canadian Physiotherapy Association.

Aisling has clinical experience with sporting injuries, pre and post-operative surgical care, complex chronic conditions, and pediatric physiotherapy. She enjoys working with a variety of clients, from athletes to office workers and everything in between.

Assessment and treatments with Aisling involve manual therapy techniques, education, and personalized exercise prescriptions. She is passionate about collaborating with her clients to achieve their goals and return them to the activities they love to do.

Outside the clinic, you can find Aisling rock climbing, trail running, and exploring the North Shore mountains with her dog.

Physiotherapist

Caroline MacLennan

Registered Physiotherapist, BSc., MHLP, MPT

Caroline (she/her) grew up on the tennis court, swimming laps in the lake, and skiing at the local mountains in Ontario and Quebec. Her love for movement and health led her to complete a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology, a Masters in Health Leadership and Policy, and ultimately a career in physiotherapy. Since completing her Masters of Physical Therapy at the University of British Columbia, she has made East Vancouver her home.

As a clinician, Caroline is passionate about empowering her clients to understand their bodies better, to learn how to move in a way that feels good for them, and to help them gain the confidence they need to reach their goals. Caroline believes that strong communication, listening, empathy, and being curious are the most important tools she has as a healthcare provider, and she strives to embody these principles within her practice with every client. Caroline is committed to delivering high-quality, evidence-based care that is always client-centred. She is also dedicated to continued learning and skill development in the field of physiotherapy. Caroline has a particular interest in working with those who experience upper or lower extremity musculoskeletal injuries and those with acute or chronic pain conditions such as low back pain. She is passionate about strength and conditioning and working with older adults.

When she is not in the clinic working, Caroline can be found exploring the trails on the North Shore by foot or bike, swimming at local pools or reading a good book from the library. She looks forward to meeting you!

Physiotherapist

Iyad Salloum

Registered Physiotherapist, MPT, B. Sc., IMS

Iyad Salloum completed his Master of Physical Therapy degree and his Bachelor of Science, focusing on physiology and kinesiology, at the University of British Columbia. To constantly expand his skillset, Iyad combs through the latest research to stay informed on the best practices to complement the hands-on and exercise interventions that help his clients achieve their goals.

Iyad has enjoyed helping the community at North Burnaby over the years. His treatment approach is based on integrating the nervous and musculoskeletal systems by combining education on the nature of pain, therapeutic exercise programming, and manual therapy techniques like soft tissue release, joint mobilization and manipulation, and taping that are individually tailored for each client. Iyad has completed extensive training in the treatment of sensitized peripheral nerves.

Iyad has been involved in sports and orthopedics (on both sides of the treatment table) throughout his life. As part of his physiotherapy training, Iyad completed an internship with the Vancouver Whitecaps FC2 during their first playoff run in the United Soccer League and provided coverage for IronMan Canada.

In his spare time, Iyad enjoys waking up at 5 a.m. on weekends to catch up on European soccer, play soccer, and explore some of the trails at the North Shore and Sea-to-Sky Corridor.

Physio

Wil Seto

Registered Physiotherapist, BHSc (PT), BSc (Kin), Dip Sport PT, Dip Ortho PT, FCAMT, CG IMS

Wil has earned degrees in Bachelor of Kinesiology and Bachelor of Health Sciences Physiotherapy (B.H.Sc. PT) from McMaster University. He is a Canadian Physiotherapy Association (MCPA) member and a Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Manipulative Therapists (FCAMT). In addition, he completed post-graduate studies in Advanced Manual and Manipulative Physiotherapy (Dip. Manip. PT) and Sport Physiotherapy (Dip. Sport PT), and is certified in Intramuscular Stimulation (CG IMS).

Wil has been a physiotherapist in the Lower Mainland for over 22 years. He finds great joy and passion in helping people recover from injuries and get back in sync with their optimal health and maximum potential for sport, work, or play.

Wil also brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise through his post-graduate training and extensive experience working with people from motor vehicle accidents and work injuries to athletes in various recreational, amateur and professional sports.

As a Sports Physiotherapist, Wil has worked Short Track Speed Skating at the Vancouver 2010 Olympics, with U-16 Team BC Rugby, UBC Men’s Ice Hockey, Western Lacrosse Association New WestMinister SalmonBellies, International Field Hockey and National College Soccer Championship. Locally, he has also helped Ultimate Frisbee players in the Lower Mainland, including many from the Vancouver Ultimate League (VUL) and runners, triathletes, dancers, rock climbers, and wrestlers, successfully achieve their goals. He has worked as a consultant and Physiotherapist for Team Canada Ultimate & several Team Australia Ultimate Frisbee teams, where he has helped them podium in several world championships and world games since 2008. He has also worked with sports rock climbers at the National Championships and North American Cups and with professional, elite, and recreational rock climbers.

With personalized visits utilizing manual therapy and exercise prescription you can expect to receive an assessment and treatment that will get at the underlying cause of your problems.

In his spare time, Wil finds adventure in many activities, including rock climbing, ultimate Frisbee, hiking, swimming and reading.

RMT

Maire Arnaldo

Maire graduated from Vancouver College of Massage Therapy in April 2021. Prior to pursuing massage therapy as a career, Maire volunteered at Sunny Hill Health Centre for Children, which sparked her interest in rehabilitation science. As part of CMTBC requirements, Maire finished 550 hours of clinical internship. In addition, she worked as an intern therapist at various clinics before getting her RMT license. Maire’s skills as a therapist focus on chronic pain management, prevention of musculoskeletal injuries, stress relief and improvement of general well-being. During her free time, Maire likes to learn mixed martial arts or if the weather’s nice, she’ll hike and explore BC’s incredible landscapes.

RMT

Jennifer Lam

Jennifer completed the Registered Massage Therapy Program at Vancouver College of Massage Therapy. Her interest in Massage Therapy stemmed from her upbringing around Eastern Medicine and her personal interest in Human Anatomy and Physiology. She enjoys helping patients learn to live a healthy, functional, pain-free lifestyle.

Jennifer has extensive experience working with all age groups and conditions ranging from tendinitis, repetitive strains/overuse, “MVA” car accident-related injuries, chronic pain and stress, as well as Swedish Relaxation Massage. She can help you reach your goals by providing individualized care and well-rounded treatments. She uses Myofascial Release, Trigger Point Release, Manual Lymph Drainage Techniques, Friction Techniques and Swedish Massage, as well as home care exercises for patient education and prevention.

Jennifer spends her time outside the treatment room reading, swimming, cooking, spending time with friends and family and travelling, but she will always return to Vancouver, where she was born and raised.

RMT

Mary Ho

ATTN: Mary Ho is No Longer Accepting New Clients. If you are an existing client, please call to book. If you are a new client, please book with one of our other excellent Registered Massage Therapists.

Prior to becoming a Registered Massage Therapist, Mary worked as a shiatsu therapist specializing in reflexology. While working with her clients, she developed a great interest in human anatomy and physiology, thus deciding to continue her education in massage therapy. Mary attended Vancouver College Massage Therapy and graduated in 2017. Mary also specializes in Manual Lymphatic Drainage, having completed Manual Lymphatic Drainage Level I and Level II in 2019. Mary enjoys using various techniques such as myofascial techniques, Swedish techniques, joint mobilization and trigger point release while conducting her treatments. Mary is passionate about her work and loves meeting new clients and working with them to improve their health.

RMT

Andrew Tervit

Andrew started practicing as an RMT in 2012 after graduating from the Vancouver College of Massage Therapy, where he cultivated his interest in rehabilitation and recovery. His education and volunteer experience covered working in hospitals and long term care facilities to onsite at sporting events and clinics. Whether you are coming in for relief from a repetitive strain injury from long hours at your home desk, overtraining for your virtual marathon, help with lower back pain and cramping due to pregnancy, or from chronic pain due to a past accident or athletic career, Andrew will do his best to work with you and your body to alleviate whatever is causing your discomfort.

Andrew jumps at any opportunity outside work, whether it’s canoeing, rock climbing, triathlons or stealing his friends’ dogs for hikes. Andrew also works on his health and balance with an avid Yoga practice. Over a lifetime of activity and exploration, Andrew’s love of sports and the outdoors has given him a comprehensive understanding of the goals and motivations of athletes of all levels and a first-hand knowledge of being injured and the rehabilitation process. Andrew’s experience with physiotherapy and massage over the years fuels his interest in helping others return to the activities they love.

RMT

Joy Uemoto

Joy graduated from UBC with a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology. Following graduation, she spent a number of years working in the corporate environment before returning to her science roots to pursue a career in massage therapy. This decision was made out of a desire to be involved in the healthcare field while helping people maintain their health and active lifestyles. She subsequently graduated from Utopia Academy and is registered with the College of Massage Therapists of British Columbia. She has been working in the Lower Mainland since.

Joy’s massage therapy practice includes treatment of a wide variety of conditions, including injury rehabilitation and prevention, back and neck pain, overuse injuries, postural imbalances and stress relief. She believes that it’s important for clients to be actively involved in their rehabilitation while seeking out preventive and long-lasting solutions to their musculoskeletal problems. With this goal in mind, you can expect to engage in important bilateral dialogue with her about possible exacerbating or reinforcing conditions at work, home and play and receive postural education information.

She uses a wide range of massage techniques, with a preference towards myofascial release, deep tissue massage, trigger-point therapy, sports massage, and Swedish massage techniques. Joy’s passion for outdoor sports, dance, yoga and pilates has complemented her massage therapy practice as these activities have given her a better appreciation of the body in motion, injuries that can result from various activities and rehabilitation.

Joy welcomes both new and returning clients.

RMT

Andrea Lui

BSc, RMT

Andrea Lui graduated from Simon Fraser University in 2012 with a Bachelor’s in Science (Kinesiology). In 2014, she graduated from the West Coast College of Massage Therapy.

She is passionate about helping others maintain a healthy and pain-free lifestyle. She believes that massage therapy can help with chronic pain and stress. She uses various techniques, including Swedish Massage, Myofascial Release, joint mobilizations, stretching, and trigger point therapy. She also incorporates stretching and strengthening for home care. She treats with an individualized approach to target each patient’s goals.

When she is away from the office, she has a soft spot for taking care of animals (especially dogs and chinchillas). She is also an avid snowboarder when the season is right and loves trying new restaurants and cuisines. 

Andrea Lui is a member of the Massage Therapists’ Association of British Columbia (MTABC) and is licensed by the College of Massage Therapy of British Columbia (CMTBC).

RMT

Kristyna Zemanova

Kristyna graduated from the massage therapy program at Langara College. She is passionate about learning how the human body functions and how to treat a diverse population with a variety of techniques and modalities, including Myofascial, Trigger Point Therapy, Deep Tissue Massage, and Neuromuscular Facilitation. She enjoys treating all musculoskeletal soft-tissue conditions, but her passion lies in athletics, sports massage, rehabilitation, and neurological conditions. Through manual therapy, Kristyna is keen to help others overcome the physical and psychological stresses demanded of them so that they can perform their best.

She has experience treating many athletes, including rock climbers, cyclists, runners, and horseback riders, as well as people who suffer from non-specific musculoskeletal pain, nerve compressions, osteoarthritis, sprains and strains, and tendinopathies. She is excited to use her knowledge and experience to support her patients with their concerns.

Kristyna is an athlete and adventurer. She has been avidly rock climbing for 11 years and has been hiking, backpacking, and cycling for most of her life. In addition to sports and the outdoors, she enjoys architecture, photography, and traveling.