Physiotherapist, Strength Coach

Nick graduated with his Doctor of Physiotherapy (DPT) from Bond University in Australia in June 2020. Prior to completing his physiotherapy program, Nick finished his Bachelors in Exercise Science from the University of Winnipeg. He has +10 years of experience as a Strength and Conditioning Coach with a wide spectrum of clientele. Throughout his career as a strength coach and physiotherapist, he has worked with young athletes with big aspirations in the junior/bantam levels, all the way to professional athletes in the NHL, NFL, MLB, and Olympics to name a few. He also has extensive experience working with the general population, whether that be weekend-warriors looking to rehab an injury or gain some strength, or clientele trying to meet their fitness goals while navigating a chronic disease/disability.

Nick enjoys helping people get back to their "normal". Through clear communication, an open mind, and creating a individual client-centered treatment programs, his approach looks at each client as an "individual" navigating an injury/concern, as opposed to treating an "injury" on a person. Through collaborative goal setting early on, clients are not left in the dark and will understand where they are in their respective rehab process.

Utilizing a combination of hands-on treatment/assessments and progressive exercises, Nick will work with you to get you where you want to be, whatever that may look like for you.

Physiotherapist

Emma graduated with her Physiotherapy degree from Karolinska Institute in Sweden.

She has diverse experience working with both the athletic and general population from busy clinics in Sweden, Whistler and the lower mainland. She enjoys treating both acute sport injuries and chronic injuries/ conditions.

She has postgraduate certifications in dry needling (AN-IMS), vestibular therapy, concussion as well as pelvic floor physiotherapy.

Emma’s pelvic floor practice focuses on: Pre & Post Natal Pelvic Health, Pelvic Floor-Related Back- and Hip pain, Incontinence and different Pelvic Pain Conditions.

In Sweden, she also worked as a certified MediYoga Level 1 Instructor as a part of her physiotherapy practice.

Emma tailors her treatments around her patients’ goals, working together with them to create a personalized approach. She utilizes a combination of manual therapy techniques, meaningful and progressive exercises and self-management strategies to help her patients move and feel better while meeting their personal goals.

When not in the clinic, she provides on-field physiotherapy coverage for games and practice with the Whistler Wolves rugby team.

Clinic Dog, Cuddle King

Otis has worked in several clinics across the Greater Vancouver Area and Squamish Valley over the past 3yrs. Being a hypoallergenic dog Otis doesn't discriminate with who he can show affection to. He is the reason many people continue to seek physiotherapy as they know they get to cuddle/be cuddled by Otis with undying affection and love. He has a knack for knowing when you’re not doing to well and always has a way of letting you know he cares and wants to help. Prepare for him to be by your side if you’re on the treatment table or if you’re doing your exercises!