Yasmin grew up playing many different sports, including softball, which she continued to play for the University of British Columbia while pursuing her Bachelor of Kinesiology. Through her studies, she discovered her passion for helping others become stronger, healthier versions of themselves, and was inspired to pursue her Master’s degree in Physical Therapy at UBC. A strong believer in ‘exercise is medicine’, Yasmin is excited to share her knowledge to help others enhance their overall health. She has received additional training in manual therapy and working with those who have persistent pain. In her experience working in a hospital setting, she has treated patients who range from being critically ill, to others who are recovering from a joint replacement surgery. Movement is important for all, regardless of where you are on your health journey. When working with Yasmin, she is on your team, and your goals come first. Her treatment approach combines exercise with hands-on techniques, and she will ensure that you understand the reasons behind your treatment. Outside the clinic, you will find Yasmin hiking, painting, and tasting new ice cream flavours.

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Since immigrating to Canada in 2011, Tony has obtained a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from the University of Victoria and a Master of Physical Therapy degree from the University of British Columbia. Tony uses an education and client-centered exercise approach to Physiotherapy sessions. Tony also holds a Level 1 Orthopaedic Manual Therapy certification. Tony’s clinical experience includes total knee and hip replacements, sports injuries, Parkinson’s, and falls prevention, among others. His hope is to promote safety and improvements in independence while bringing a smile to your face.

Prior to Canada, Tony was a high-level baseball player training under major league organizations in the Dominican Republic until deciding to pursue further education. Since then, Tony has volunteered to work with MLB teams’ athletic therapists in the Dominican Republic; worked with Vikes athletes at the University of Victoria as a Kinesiology student, including the Men’s and Women’s rowing teams; and worked in Victoria, B.C. as a Kinesiologist.

In his spare time Tony enjoys exploring new cooking and baking recipes with his fiancée, volunteering at his church, keeping up with the latest technology, and working up a sweat in the beautiful outdoors of BC.

Tony is fluent in English and Spanish.

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Bryce received a Masters in Physical Therapy at the University of Western Ontario after completing a Bachelor of Science at UBC. He has experience working with joint replacement rehabilitation (pre & post surgical procedures), sports related injuries, chronic muscle and joint pain, and sees ICBC and WorkSafe clients.

Bryce uses a holistic approach with his clients, understanding that everyone is different and providing optimized treatment tailored to the individual client’s needs.

Outside of work, Bryce is a competitive Ultimate Frisbee player, and enjoys cycling, hiking and camping in beautiful BC.

Bryce speaks some Spanish and Mandarin, and works Monday and Friday mornings from 8am to 1pm.

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Kate completed her in BSc in Physiotherapy in 1990 from Queen’s University and has been working in private practice and orthopaedics for 30 years. Kate has been a Fellow of the Canadian Association of Manipulative Physical Therapists since 1996. She has a special interest in manual therapy, rehabilitation following cancer treatment, exercise as medicine, and women’s health with a focus on pre- and postpartum care and bone health.

Kate is a Clinical Assistant Professor at UBC in the Department of Physical Therapy, Faculty of Medicine where she teaches the Masters of Physical Therapy and GCOMPT (Graduate Certificate in Orthopaedic Manipulative Physical Therapy) students clinical skills in manual therapy and musculoskeletal assessment and treatment as well as Gender-Affirming Practice. She is a senior instructor within the Canadian Physiotherapy Association’s Orthopaedic Division, where she provides continuing education to practicing physiotherapists in manual therapy, exercise prescription and clinical reasoning.

Kate’s approach to treatment focuses on helping clients regain safe and healthy movement strategies, facilitated by manual therapy, exercise and patient education. Kate has lived in the Main Street area for 20 years and loves working in such a dynamic community.

To book an appointment with Kate, please contact the clinic. She IS NOT currently taking new ICBC or WorkSafe clients.

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Jonathan completed his Masters of Physiotherapy at the University of Queensland in 2010 and had been working as a physiotherapist in Brisbane, Australia, until recently moving back to Vancouver. Prior to that he worked as a Registered Kinesiologist, following the completion of his Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology, Certificate in Health and Fitness and Certificate of Applied Human Nutrition from Simon Fraser University in 2006.

Jonathan has extensive training in Clinical Pilates and is a certified Pilates Rehab Instructor through Polestar Pilates. He is also certified in Musculoskeletal Acupuncture and Dry-needling through Combined Health. Jonathan has worked with patients of all ages and abilities, which has included some professional athletes and dancers.

Sport and physical activity have played a large role throughout his life. Over the past 5 years Jonathan has been drawn to the mind-body benefits of yoga, which he practices almost daily. The combination of his work and personal practice experience has influenced the way he approaches his physiotherapy treatment.

Jonathan has a holistic movement-focused approach to physiotherapy. Whether for pain, rehabilitation or performance, he uses a combination of manual therapy, exercise and other physiotherapy modalities to achieve optimal movement quality. Jonathan has a strong belief in an individualized approach to patient management and therefore emphasizes patient education and empowerment throughout his treatment.

Jon IS NOT currently taking new ICBC or WorkSafe clients

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Chantelle completed her Master of Science in Physical Therapy at the University of Alberta in 2006. Prior to that, she completed her Kinesiology degree at Simon Fraser University in 2003 and obtained certificates in Health and Fitness and Applied Human Nutrition. She is certified with the Acupuncture Foundation of Canada Institute and has a Certificate in Orthopaedic Manual Therapy (2012) from Curtin University in Perth, Australia. Chantelle is an ex-National level gymnast and currently coaches the Simon Fraser University cheerleading team. She has worked as a physiotherapist with the National men’s gymnastics team, the New Westminster Salmonbellies senior lacrosse team, and with the TV show “Hellcats”. Chantelle’s other interests and activities include travel, volleyball, snowboarding, cycling, running, rollerblading and weight training. Chantelle works Tuesday and Thursday afternoons.

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Manbir completed his Masters of Physical Therapy at the University of British Columbia in 2019, after receiving a Bachelors of Science in Kinesiology at the University of Victoria. Other completed courses include the Foundations IMS Dry Needling and Ortho Manual Therapy Level 1, with further manual therapy courses to come.

Improving body movement is a key to alleviating pain and improving function. As a physiotherapist, Manbir is an advocate, a teacher and guide in people’s rehabilitation journey as he believes no one should go through their pain or injury alone and working together is the best way to help people function at their best. He has a passion to help people find movement strategies that allow them to incorporate activity throughout their daily lives in order to move optimally.

Outside of work you will find Manbir playing recreational sports of all kinds (soccer, basketball and golf), or enjoying a good food with friends and family around the lower mainland.

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Devon Taylor graduated from the University of British Columbia in 2023, where he received a Bachelor’s of Kinesiology in the Neuromechanical and Physiological Sciences stream. Prior to attending UBC, Devon received a Diploma in Sports Science at Douglas College. Providing evidence-informed and patient centered care to patients through exercise and education is what Devon values. Devon wishes to further his education by pursuing a Master’s in Physical Therapy in the future.

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Aart has been a Physiotherapist for 30 years. He holds an Advanced Diploma in Manual and Manipulative Therapy and has a keen interest in sports and orthopaedics. He is a Clinical Assistant Professor at the University of British Columbia and teaches in the Masters of Physical Therapy (MPT) program at UBC. Furthermore, Aart is actively involved with the Physiotherapy Association of BC and served on the Board of Directors for 6 years.

Aart opened Main Street Physiotherapy Clinic in December, 2009. Aart has extensive experience working with athletes of all ages, elite and non-elite. He enjoys working with local sports teams, and was involved with the Vancouver Giants Major Junior Hockey Team for the first two years in Vancouver. Aart is involved with the Canadian National Men’s Field Hockey Team. He has worked internationally and speaks Dutch, German and Spanish.

When he is not coaching one of his son’s baseball team, Aart can be found pursuing one of his hobbies: golf, baseball, hockey or fishing. He is happily married and has two sons.

To book an appointment with Aart, you have to phone the clinic. He is not currently taking any new ICBC or WorkSafe clients.

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Mike Wall graduated with a Master’s Degree in Physical Therapy from UBC in 2007, joining Main Street Physiotherapy Clinic in 2010. He is certified in IMS (Intramuscular Stimulation) through Kinetacore.

Mike’s treatment style focuses on creating a positive physical change through manual therapy, soft tissue release and/or IMS to help reset, realign and rebalance the body. In order to ensure long-lasting results, corrective exercises and injury-specific education are always a part of Mike’s treatments. He has experience working with sports teams, such as the UBC Men’s Hockey team and Team Canada at the Maccabiah Games in Israel.

Outside of work, Mike enjoys family time with his wife, 3 daughters and dog, playing hockey and golf, cooking, and following local sports teams. To book an appointment with Mike, you have to phone the clinic. He is not currently taking any new ICBC or WorkSafe clients.

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