Yasmin completed her Bachelor of Kinesiology and Master of Physical Therapy at the University of British Columbia.

Yasmin began her physiotherapy career working in a variety of areas in the hospital, including treating patients with neurological conditions, in both the ICU and wards. Helping individuals navigate the changes during their first few days after a neurological injury proved to be a challenging but rewarding experience. Yasmin completed her physiotherapy training at GF Strong, treating adults with conditions including stroke, multiple sclerosis, Guillain-Barre syndrome and more. In the community, Yasmin enjoyed working at the Physical Activity Research Centre, assessing and assisting persons with spinal cord injuries in an adaptive gym environment. Yasmin has additional training and experience with those who have chronic pain.

Yasmin has gained a deep appreciation for the journey one takes with a neurological condition, from the hospital to the community. She combines her experience and passion for physical activity to empower an individual to reach their highest potential and meaningful goals.

Outside of the clinic, Yasmin enjoys riding her bike, hiking, or walking her dog. She loves exploring farmer’s markets, and trying new recipes or restaurants.

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Khush is a licensed physiotherapist with over a decade of experience in USA and Canada. She holds a Bachelor of Physiotherapy from India and master’s from the University of Buffalo, NY. She has worked in many settings, from Critical Care to outpatient clinics and rehab facilities.

Khush is a lifelong learner and practices evidence-based physiotherapy care. She is skilled in treating conditions that affect musculoskeletal, neurological, and cardiorespiratory system. Her clinical interest lies in treating clients with movement difficulties, post-surgical, post-injury, vestibular rehab, dry needling and more.

Khush’s approach to care is holistic and inclusive. She enjoys learning about activities and goals that interest and motivates her client. She partners with them in developing their exercise program, educating them, and taking time to figure out what works for them.

In her free time, Khush likes to spend time with her family and travel. She likes to relax by reading books and playing board games. Outside of that, she stays active through running, swimming, and hiking.

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Stephanie Biddell PT, MSc (PT), BSc (Kin)

Stephanie graduated with Distinction from the University of Birmingham, England with a Master of Physiotherapy in 2020 after earning a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology with Honours from Dalhousie University in 2017. Upon graduation, she worked as an in-patient physiotherapist on the Isle of Wight, England prior to making her way to the west coast of Canada.

Stephanie finds great passion with neurological rehabilitation by focusing on quality of life with her clients. She is passionate about patient education with an evidence based approach and customized client- centred care. Alongside, she finds personal and professional reward when working with clients in their home environment to make them feel safe, client focused, and confident. She worked as a rehab assistant in the niche setting of concussion and vestibular rehab and community rehabilitation whilst awaiting the registration process for her physiotherapy license.

As a student, Stephanie spent her time as a hydrotherapist intern where she emphasized the importance of neurological relief with hydrotherapy.

She decided to join the Neuromotion team to pursue her passion in neurological rehabilitation and continue growing her skills as a practitioner.

When Stephanie is not treating patients, she spends her time adventuring in the outdoors- whether it’s road cycling, hiking, skiing, volleyball or camping, the adventures are endless!

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Chris earned his bachelor’s degree in Human Kinetics at the University of Ottawa in 2019. During his studies, he developed in interest in motor control and motor learning and rehabilitation of neurological and movement disorders. This led him to work with the MS Society to run a group exercise class.

Since moving to Vancouver in 2019, Chris has been a registered Kinesiologist with BCAK. Working with a variety of clients over the years, he loves getting to know his clients being creative with goal oriented rehab.

Outside of work Chris spends his time cycling around Vancouver, playing volleyball, hockey and video games!

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Robin earned her Bachelors degree of Biology with a concentration in Pre-Physical Therapy while also participating as a collegiate athlete in the sport of softball. She spent two years at McCook Community College in Nebraska and then transitioned to Alcorn State University in Mississippi.

Robin completed her Masters of Physiotherapy degree at Western University in London, Ontario. During this time she had the opportunity to pursue multiple alleys of physical therapy, such as pelvic health and rural health. Her experience on placement overseas at the Evelina London Children’s Hospital in London, England UK ignited her passion for working in pediatrics. Through this experience, evidence-based practice and the importance of collaboration was highlighted and has become a virtue that Robin aims to provide in her clinical practice. She has experience servicing rural communities and First Nations’ and aims to provide accessible and quality care to all.

Robin loves to be creative and enjoys challenging clients to optimally reach their goals while alongside creating sustainable lifelong changes. Customizing treatment plans tailored towards your goals. Robin is a life-long learner and loves continuing to grow her knowledge. She is certified in PWR! Moves and has completed the Love Your Brain Yoga teacher training.

Outside of the clinic, Robin can be found all over the Vancouver area whether that be hiking the local mountains, swimming in the ocean or in the local studios practicing hot yoga. She is also an avid runner and continues to progress her training by participating in local 10km runs in the community. She recently achieved one of her goals of completing a half-marathon

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Registered Physiotherapist

Kevin completed his Bachelor of Sciences in Biomedical Physiology at Simon Fraser University. During this time, he played rugby with SFU and dabbled in research on ice hockey head injuries — even assisting with some publications.

He later travelled abroad to study physiotherapy at The University of Melbourne in Australia where he was involved in various sporting and high performance teams as a student, trainer or physiotherapist. Some of these teams included the Moorabbin Rugby Club, Coburg Football Club, the Brumbies Super Rugby Team and Box Hill United SC. It is through his studies as well as previous experiences locally at the Royal Columbian Hospital, George Pearson Centre and Stan Stronge Pool that he developed a passion for neuro-rehabilitation.

Kevin comes from both a sports and neurological physiotherapy background having worked in both areas in Melbourne prior to returning to Canada. He has an interest in gait biomechanics, movement disorders and acquired brain injuries and concussions — having a few head knocks himself among other things. Kevin still enjoys playing sports as a weekend warrior, hiking and is also an avid enjoyer or Dungeons and Dragons and other tabletop games.

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Pauline Martin has been a Physiotherapist since 1993. She obtained her Physiotherapy Degree from Queen Margaret College, Edinburgh, Scotland. She then went on and completed her Master of Science Degree in Health Sciences at the University of Edinburgh. Pauline was born in Scotland and immigrated to Canada when she was 16 months old. Pauline’s dream has been to ‘help someone walk again after they have and an injury’. Pauline gained her love of working with individuals with significant neurological conditions while she was an Activity Assistant at Pearson Hospital in Vancouver. There she learned how to communicate with, assist, care and understand individuals with significant disabilities.

Her PT career began at Lions Gate Hospital. Her mentor, Moya Stokes, shared her compassion for helping, caring and treating patients with neurological conditions. Pauline worked in acute neuro, in-patient and out-patient settings, and palliative care. After having her second child in 1999, Pauline went to work at the GF Strong Rehab Centre in Vancouver. Here she was part of the Adolescent Young Adult program, working with teens and families with a multiple of different diagnoses. The emphasis was on maximizing function, recreation and making movement fun.

Pauline knew there was a huge lack of places for individuals with neurological conditions to get appropriate treatment. So, in 2000 Pauline started to treat ‘neuro’ clients out of West Boulevard Physiotherapy Clinic. This client base grew from 2 clients to over 70. During this time Pauline also worked one day per week for the Vancouver Infant Development Program, working with babies with motor delay.

In December 2007 Pauline was approached by a family member of one or her clients asking her ‘what do you think of the Lokomat?’ Pauline stated she thought it was an excellent tool and could be very useful. Six months later Neuromotion Physiotherapy Clinic, with the state of the art Lokomat, was opened on West 6th in Vancouver. In June 2010 Pauline was approached by another family to assist with bringing another Lokomat to Victoria BC and in January 2011 the Victoria Neuromotion Physiotherapy Clinic was opened. In 2016 Pauline was approached by a group in Surrey to provide Physiotherapists for the PONS trial. Thus in late 2016 Neuromotion Surrey opened doors to support individuals in the Fraser Valley. From 2013 -2016 Pauline helped Dr. Cirelle Rosenblatt with the development of a new clinic to treat individuals with Concussion.

Pauline is a Bobath trained Physiotherapist having completed several Advanced Bobath Courses. Pauline loves working, encouraging and assisting patients to reach their maximum potential.

Over the years Pauline has worked on many committees, the Vancouver Unit Neuroscience Division, The Canadian Physiotherapy National Neuroscience Division, the Bobath Planning Committee. Through these committees, Pauline has assisted in many neurological courses coming to Vancouver.

Pauline enjoys taking students and training more people to be compassionate and understand the care needs of individuals with severe neurological injuries. Pauline has worked as a Clinical Physiotherapist on a large international research study looking at electrical stim to improve gait in individuals with stroke. Other research she has been involved in has been the investigation of the PONS device for individuals with Mild Traumatic Brain Injury. Pauline is currently one of the clinicians doing the MyndMove study for the research study looking at recovery of upper arm function in individuals with Spinal Cord Injury. When not working Pauline loves to run, swim, golf, watch her children play soccer, cheer on the Whitecaps and Canucks, camp and hike.

Teaching Assistant UBC 2004-2009 Physiotherapy Clinical Neurology Course

Teaching Assistant UBC 2006-2009 Physiotherapy Neuroanatomy Course

Clinical Teaching UBC 2006 - 2019

In conjunction with the BC Balance and Dizziness Disorders Society Pauline helped create a Vestibular Rehab Exercise Video.

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Emily is a Master of Science in Physiotherapy ‘22 graduate from Glasgow Caledonian University, UK. She also graduated with a Bachelor of Physical and Health Education from Queen’s University, Kingston, ON. Her favourite placement during her Physiotherapy degree was at an in-patient neurological rehabilitation unit in the west of Scotland, which sparked her interest in working in this field.

During her undergraduate degree she also gained experience volunteering in an adapted exercise gym for members of the Kingston community who had mobility impairments. She has also worked as a physiotherapy aide at a musculoskeletal clinic in Ottawa.

She is originally from Ottawa and has recently moved to North Vancouver and is currently enjoying exploring all the trails! She was drawn to the Neuromotion team by the friendly and outgoing atmosphere and is looking forward to working with clients to help achieve their goals!

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Lindsey is dedicated to helping individuals restore and enhance their communication abilities, whether progressing from a neurological event or working to improve speech clarity and confidence. With over 22 years of experience in neurological rehabilitation, she offers a unique blend of expertise, compassion, and evidence-supported strategies to guide clients toward meaningful progress in their communication. While specializing in stroke, traumatic brain injury, brain tumors, Parkinson’s disease, and post-concussion syndrome, her experience spans a wide range of neurological conditions. A certified provider of Lee Silverman Voice Treatment (LSVT LOUD®) with LSVT Global® and SPEAK OUT!®, Lindsey empowers individuals with Parkinson’s and other neurological conditions to improve their voices. She also has advanced training in accent coaching, helping clients enhance their speech clarity and confidence in both professional and personal settings. Lindsey’s approach goes beyond treatment—she equips her clients with the tools to communicate confidently and effectively in their daily lives.

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Emily Tse is a practicing Kinesiologist registered with BCAK. She obtained her bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science with a Specialization in Clinical Exercise Physiology from Concordia University in Montreal, Quebec. Upon completion of her degree, she spent a couple of years working in a community centre teaching adapted exercise classes for seniors with neurological conditions. This is where her passion blossomed and flourished. She has taken courses in fall prevention, personal training, PWR certification and Bobath/NDT related courses. She continues to take courses to improve her knowledge and skills in working with the neurological population.

After many years of living and working in Montreal, Emily and her family have decided to head out west,

Emily enjoys hiking, snowshoeing, outdoor skating and long walks along the sea wall.

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Mackenzie completed her Bachelor of Honours Science at the University of Waterloo where she was a member of the women’s varsity volleyball team. She then pursued her Master of Clinical Science in Speech-Language Pathology at the University of Western Ontario.

Mackenzie has been working at G.F Strong Rehabilitation Centre and Vancouver General Hospital since graduating. She is very passionate about neurological rehabilitation and has experience working with people with strokes, traumatic brain injury, brain tumours, and neurodegenerative disease including ALS, Parkinson’s, and major neurocognitive disorder. Mackenzie provides services for people with aphasia, cognitive-communication disorders, stuttering, voice, and swallowing needs. Mackenzie is certified in the Lee Silverman Voice Treatment protocol which offers strong evidence for improving vocal loudness and speech clarity in Parkinson’s disease.

Mackenzie is committed to using evidence-based practice to help patients develop treatment plans for safe swallowing and effective communication that align with their goals and enhance their participation in the community.

During her spare time, you can find Mackenzie exploring one of the many mountains on the West Coast, practicing yoga, or enjoying a cup of tea!

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Kalliopi earned her Bachelor of Science degree, double majoring in biomedical science and psychology, at Brandon University in Brandon, Manitoba. During her time there, she worked as the student athletic therapist for the Men’s Basketball team for two years, sparking her interest for physiotherapy and rehabilitation. She then completed her Masters of Physical Therapy at the University of Manitoba in 2019.

During the physio program, Kalliopi found she had a special interest in neurology and followed that passion to British Columbia to specialize in neuro-rehabilitation.  Kalliopi works with clients of all ages and uses evidence-based practices to create individualized treatment plans for each unique client. She loves to learn about each clients’ personal goals and tries to find fun and meaningful activities and treatments to help reach them. Kalliopi has additional training in pediatrics, Myndmove therapy, vestibular rehabilitation, and post-concussion therapy. She is also certified in Neurodevelopmental Treatment (NDT) for adults with stroke and brain injury. Kalliopi works in the clinic, does home visits, and practices Tele-Rehabilitaion. 

Outside of work, you will find Kalliopi exploring Vancouver, watching hockey, or traveling the world, always stopping in Greece to visit family!

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