Karim is a physiotherapist with a background in Exercise Science and Biology. He earned his Masters in Physiotherapy from Dalhousie University and has completed post-graduate courses in areas such as manual therapy, athletic therapy, and biomechanics. His treatment approach focuses on functional exercise programs and manual therapy for a personalized approach for each patient. In his free time, he enjoys basketball, travel, and cooking.

Peter Nguyen is a Registered Massage Therapist (RMT) practicing in Vancouver, B.C. He completed his training at the Vancouver College of Massage Therapy. As a former national team athlete in dragon boat, Peter has always been keen on combining both performance and recovery into his daily routine. He understands the impact that high-volume training can take on the body, and strives to help others upkeep their maintenance and recovery during this process. As a former personal trainer, Peter combines his knowledge of functional movement, myofascial therapy, and deep tissue techniques. Earning the name “Peter Pressure” amongst his friends, know that he is never shy from using a strong and therapeutic amount of force when needed.

Alex utilizes myofascial, muscle energy, and deep tissue techniques to alleviate pain and improve muscle function. Using a holistic perspective, he works with patients to facilitate a connection with their bodies. Alex’s practice is based on a compassionate partnership between therapist and patient. Alex trained at Vancouver College of Massage Therapy, graduating in 2017. He has worked in the field since, developing his practice with various cases, including scoliosis, moderate to severe physical traumas, chronic pain, and sports, work, and motor vehicle-related injuries. He continues to seek further education and is currently enrolled in a Biodynamic Fascial Integration Series, finishing in April 2025. In his free time, Alex likes to learn new physical training skills/exercises, indoor climb, and hike with his partner and their dog, Moose. Otherwise Alex likes to read and write and is currently working a novel.

Originally from Ontario, Nathan began his career as a Registered Massage Therapist (RMT) in 2011. With over 13 years of experience in massage therapy, he sought to deepen his expertise and expand his therapeutic toolkit. This led him to pursue an additional five years of education to obtain a license in Osteopathic Manual Therapy (DOMP). This advanced training has enhanced his knowledge and broadened his treatment capabilities. Currently based in Mount Pleasant, Nathan leverages his extensive experience and dual qualifications as a DOMP and RMT to craft personalized treatment plans for both new and returning patients. Using a holistic approach including a thorough body assessment, a detailed health history, and a combination of myofascial therapy, stretching, massage, and joint mobilizations. Recognizing the uniqueness of each individual's lifestyle, tolerance, personal history, and path to recovery, he employs a holistic approach to ensure that each treatment is tailored to meet the specific needs of the patient. Outside of his professional life, Nathan enjoys staying active, hiking and backpacking in the mountains. He finds that these activities not only offer a refreshing escape but also contribute to his overall well-being and mindfulness, qualities he brings to his practice.

Kyle is enthusiastic about being an active part of his patient’s rehabilitative journey. Improving wellness and providing the best healthcare possible are his number one objectives for every session. Having felt the aches and pains from leading an athletic lifestyle himself, Kyle is passionate about helping his patients feel the same relief that he experiences from massage therapy. Kyle’s patients often enjoy his deep tissue work that aims to reduce muscle tightness and stress. He has taken special training in IASTM a skilled myofascial tool used for soft tissue treatment. Regardless of your lifestyle and pain points, Kyle is dedicated to help you feel relief and manage day-to-day tension. Kyle completed his RMT program diploma at West Coast College of Massage Therapy and has taken his most recent continuing education on low back and sacroiliac focused pains. He has experience working with rehabilitative patients at GF Strong, pre and post-natal mothers at BC Women’s Hospital and varsity athletes at UBC and Douglas College. Outside of work Kyle likes travelling to new places and enjoys spending his time hiking around BC or at the gym staying fit.

When people come to counselling, they’re often looking to make changes in their lives. There’s no set timeline for how long therapy will take to meet personal goals—everyone’s journey is unique. How long it takes can depend on where someone is in their healing process, their life’s practical circumstances, and the specific challenges they’re dealing with. The goal of counselling is to empower people to create the changes they want in their lives. Change happens at its own pace for each individual, and the therapeutic relationship is all about working together. This partnership helps clients build the skills, confidence, and sense of agency they need to explore new possibilities for themselves and their relationships. Nassim has over five years of experience working with clients in both private and public settings. Her areas of expertise include: - Anxiety and Depression - Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) - Grief and Loss - Financial Concerns - Relationship Conflicts - Addiction - Addiction in Families - Chronic Health - LGBTQ+ - Immigration and Cross-Cultural Concerns - Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) She holds a master’s degree in Counselling Psychology from the University of British Columbia. She is registered with both provincial and national professional associations that represent counsellors who meet rigorous educational, supervision, and practice criteria, and adhere to stringent ethical standards to ensure client welfare and quality of care. As a Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC), Nassim is a member of the BC Association of Clinical Counsellors (https://bc-counsellors.org/). Additionally, as a Certified Canadian Counsellor (CCC), her practice is regulated by the Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association (https://www.ccpa-accp.ca/membership/certification/). She collaborates with clients from diverse backgrounds, cultures, genders, and age groups to address life’s challenges in both private and public settings. In addition to her private practice, she currently works as a counsellor with non-profit community counselling organizations and provincial Child and Youth Mental Health teams. Her practice is informed by a variety of evidence-based therapeutic approaches acquired through postgraduate education, ongoing professional development, supervision, and certification. While her foundation lies in the person-centred approach of Rogerian therapy, she frequently incorporates principles and techniques from cognitive behaviour therapy (CBT), solution-focused therapy, narrative therapy, emotion-focused therapy, dialectical behaviour therapy (DBT), and mindfulness-based practices. Nassim’s therapeutic philosophy is based on the belief that individuals already possess the resilience, creativity, and resources to effect desired changes. Developing awareness of one's skills, strengths, and knowledge is central to her practice. She aims to create a supportive environment where clients feel safe, accepted, and understood exactly as they are. Her approach focuses on helping clients develop a deeper understanding of the barriers they face in living authentically according to their values, and providing tools to empower them to address emotional and practical life challenges. By assisting clients in reconnecting with their inherent strength and resilience, Nassim supports them in creating new possibilities for confidence, hope, and joy each day.

Dana is a registered massage therapist who completed his certification in Victoria at the West Coast College of Massage Therapy. Throughout his career he has enjoyed treating clients with a wide array of health concerns ranging from chronic pain to stress relief. He has expertise in treating joint mobility issues, soft tissue injury and postural dysfunction. He also has been able to help clients dealing with issues stemming from unergonomic work-from-home setups. Having arrived in Vancouver this past summer, he has been building a practice while waiting to begin part time seminars for an osteopathic manual therapy program. He will soon begin his second year at the Canadian School of Osteopathy. He is committed to integrating osteopathic principles and techniques into his practice as he continues his educational journey to become an osteopath. When not working or studying he enjoys trail running and martial arts as part of an active lifestyle that he believes is a crucial component of good health.

Kevin is a registered massage therapist with over 10 years of experience and a former instructor at the West Coast College of Massage Therapy. He graduated from the 3000 hour program, the highest standard for RMTs. He offers deep tissue treatment tailored to each individual's needs and has experience with chronic pain, postural issues, sports injury, and stress/anxiety management. In his free time, Kevin enjoys Brazilian JuJitsu, golf, and spending time with his partner and their two dogs.

Richard, a bilingual (Spanish) Registered Massage Therapist (RMT) from Vancouver, BC, is passionate about sports and injury rehabilitation. As a massage instructor, and a former basketball player who has experienced multiple injuries, he understands the significance of maintaining your body's health. Richard offers personalized treatment plans and collaborates with his clients to achieve their goals. In his free time, he enjoys playing basketball and hiking with his dog, Dano.

Jen is a registered massage therapist and strength & conditioning coach with a passion for athletics and paddle sports. She believes in empowering patients through knowledge and combines manual therapy and therapeutic exercise in her treatments. Jen has experience with a range of conditions and athletes, including weekend warriors and those with chronic pain. Fluent in Spanish, she enjoys paddling and cooking/baking in her free time.

Having played multiple sports growing up, Gabrielle is a registered massage therapist who has a passion for working with athletes and people experiencing chronic pain. She appreciates that the recovery journey is unique to each individual and that each treatment plan should reflect that. Gabrielle completed her studies from the Vancouver College of Massage Therapy and graduated on the Dean’s List. She takes special interest in treating patients who are dealing with a range of symptoms related to shoulder injuries and forearm injuries, amongst many other things. When not at the clinic, you can find Gabrielle adventuring around in her camper van, going on hikes, skiing, or playing floor hockey with friends!

Paul is a dedicated RMT and former massage instructor with a Master's in Post Traumatic Physical Rehabilitation. He specializes in sports injuries and neurological conditions, incorporating deep tissue massage, trigger point therapy, myofascial release and joint mobilizations in his treatments. Paul focuses on educating clients and helping them understand the origin of their pain. In his free time, he enjoys spending time with his two kids at the playground.

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