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Physiotherapist

BKIN- University of British Columbia

MPT- University of British Columbia

Introductory and Advanced Vestibular Rehabilitation

Physio and Parkinson’s: Research and the exercise revolution

Supporting Individuals with Autism in Health Care Settings

Applying knowledge of postural control to clinical practice, including the influence of sensation to shape movement

Certified in MyndMove Therapy

Kinetacore Functional Dry Needling Level 1 and Level 2

Acupuncture Canada Certification Level I Certificate

Canadian Physiotherapy Association: Orthopaedic Division Level 1

Various continuing education in exercise prescription and manual therapy including mobilization, manipulation, soft tissue technique

Annie earned her Bachelor of Kinesiology (B.Kin) and Master of Physical Therapy (MPT) from the University of British Columbia.

Annie has been a physiotherapist for many years treating a multitude of populations and conditions including orthopaedic injuries, chronic pain, mental health and addiction, and neurological conditions. At Neuromotion Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation, Annie has special interest in Parkinson’s disease, stroke, and vestibular rehabilitation.

Annie is compassionate and uses biopsychosocial approaches to provide exceptional client-centred care. She is creative and dedicated to finding solutions and making rehabilitation plans to help her clients reach their physical and functional goals.

Outside of the clinic, Annie continues her passion for movement through training and teaching dance.

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Harpreet is a Kinesiologist specializing in exercise rehabilitation for musculoskeletal and neurological conditions. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology with an Exercise Science specialization and a minor in Psychology from UFV. Harpreet has supported clients through ICBC, WorkSafe, private practice, and mental health programs for first responders and veterans. Her passion lies in using movement as a therapeutic tool to support physical, mental, and chronic health. Outside of work, Harpreet enjoys exploring new restaurants, spending time with friends, getting outdoors, and diving into new books and learning op

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BKin - UBC

MSc PT - Glasgow Caledonian University

Surkh graduated with his Bachelor of Kinesiology from the University of British Columbia, and his Master of Science in Physiotherapy from Glasgow Caledonian University in Scotland.

Surkh has been very active growing up, and became interested in physiotherapy after frequent visits due to multiple injuries. Surkh became further fascinated in neurorehabilitation after taking psychology courses and learning how the brain can influence how the body works. During his Masters, Surkh experienced a 12-week placement in the Neurological Rehabilitation Unit in Glasgow where he had the opportunity to work with patients with various neurological conditions, including Guillain-Barre syndrome, nutritional neuropathies, functional neurological disorder, stroke, and meningioma resection. After graduating, Surkh stayed in Glasgow working as a rotational physiotherapist within the NHS, including nine months on the acute stroke ward, and with a local rugby team. Surkh enjoys collaborating with his patients and working as a team to find the best way to help patients achieve their goals.

Surkh enjoys being active away from the clinic. He is an avid runner, and has run multiple marathons. He likes to combine running with his other hobbies, including travelling and eating. He also enjoys trail running, hiking, and hockey.

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Julia originally worked as a chemist for several years before realizing she sought a more fulfilling career, one that would allow her to create a more direct and meaningful impact on the world and for others. It was a friend that pointed her towards becoming a physiotherapist and then working as an instructor for the TIME program where Julia developed a keen interest in neurological rehabilitation. However, it wasn’t until a clinical placement at a rehab hospital, where Julia worked on the inpatient stroke unit, that she truly realized how passionate she was about neuro rehab.

Julia earned her physiotherapy degree at the University of Western Ontario but returned home to BC after graduation where she began her career working in the public sector. Julia has worked on the various the medical wards at Surrey Memorial Hospital, as well as in outpatient rehab at Langley Memorial and Peach Arch Hospital, working with those who are recovering from joint replacements. Collectively, these experiences have allowed her to have a better understanding of a client’s journey through the healthcare continuum and create a more holistic approach to therapy.

In her free time, Julia can be found either adventuring in the mountains, playing board games or experimenting in the kitchen.

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