Seven disciplines under one roof in Metro Vancouver, working from a single plan for your recovery. Rated 4.9 stars across more than 300 reviews.
To get people back to the things they quietly stopped doing.
Our story
I qualified in 2019 and spent the next five years working in a lot of different clinics. Each one taught me something about what I wanted if I ever built my own: somewhere that felt different from the traditional physiotherapy experience. Clean, modern, comfortable and approachable, without giving up anything on the quality of care.
I was tired of treating people in rooms that looked like a hospital. Recovery is hard enough without the room reminding you of it. So I signed a lease on bare concrete and started again. Months of framing, wiring and ducting. The whole time the test was simple: would I send my own family here.
We opened in 2025. Longer appointments, and the person who assesses you is the person who treats you. A diagnosis in plain language you can repeat to someone else, and a plan you can follow at home.
Along the way, practitioners started asking to join, all of them already working the way I wanted to work: treat the whole person, not just the part that hurts. It meant that when something was not mine to fix, I could refer you to someone on our own team, who I know and trust to take it from there.
By the second year people were arriving having already tried everything else. A tendon that had not responded to rest. Headaches nobody had thought to trace to the neck. A jaw treated as a dental problem for years. If you have been told to rest it and it did not work, you are the person we built this for.
Growth is never easy and it comes with its share of risk. But I kept hearing the same thing: how far they had come, and how long they had been looking. If they were that committed, I should be too. So here we are again, hard hats on, staring at bare concrete. Built to the same test as the first: would I send my own family here.
See you soon, Burquitlam.
Treating the whole person, not just the part that hurts. A shoulder that will not settle might be a sleep problem, a desk setup, or a training load you ramped too fast. We assess for all of it, so your plan reflects what we actually find rather than the one thing you walked in describing.
Care that holds up. Relief is the easy part, and most pain quiets down on its own for a while. The work that matters is rebuilding the capacity that failed in the first place, which is why treatment here moves from hands-on care toward loading and strength before we sign you off.
Getting you back to full capacity. Not simply free of pain, but back to the things you quietly stopped doing. We set the goal as the specific activity you are missing, whether that is a return to sport, lifting your kid without bracing, or sleeping through the night, and we measure against it.
One team, invested in your outcome. Your practitioners share your history, so you are not re-explaining your injury at every appointment. You get honest timelines too, including the times we tell you that what you need is not something we should be treating.
Third floor of Akimbo, a short walk from Gilmore Station.
Recovery usually stalls at the handoff. You retell your history to someone new, get advice that contradicts what you heard last week, and start again from the beginning. Here is how a first visit runs instead.
We take a detailed health and injury history, then assess strength, flexibility, joint movement and the functional tasks you actually care about, like walking and lifting.
We explain what we found and why, without the jargon, before any treatment starts. You should be able to repeat it to someone else.
Hands-on or exercise treatment begins the same visit, and you leave with a personalised home programme emailed to you, with videos and timelines.
If your recovery needs more than one discipline, the next practitioner picks up your plan rather than restarting it. You are not the one carrying information between rooms.
The evidence
“I felt that Laurence was really trying to get to the root of my problem instead of a quick temporary fix. I feel like we are on track and I will definitely be coming back.”
T C.Physiotherapy
“She did not just treat the symptoms, I felt like she actually understood what was causing my discomfort. I left the session with both relief and a better understanding of my body.”
Joanne D.Massage Therapy
“Knowledgeable about all things joints. The shockwave therapy and the combo with the exercises is putting my knee on the road to recovery.”
Leslie N.Shockwave and rehab
Every practitioner is registered with their provincial college and works to a shared standard of care. Direct billing available with most major insurers.
The space
Private treatment rooms, a full rehabilitation floor, and the equipment to take you from first assessment through to return to sport, all in one visit.
The team
Physiotherapists, registered massage therapists, chiropractors and trainers who treat together rather than in isolation. Read their backgrounds, areas of focus and availability.
Careers
A clinic built for the way modern care actually works. Multidisciplinary, evidence-led, and supported by a team that handles the rest.
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