Welcome to Neuromotion!

Vision: Every individual who is impacted by a neurological condition is cared for in a supportive, inclusive, empowering setting and can access a knowledgeable and specialized multidisciplinary rehabilitation team.

Core Values: Collaboration, Communication, Dedication, Knowledge, Honesty

Core Focus: Enriching lives in our communities

Physiotherapy

NEUROLOGICAL PHYSIOTHERAPY At Neuromotion, our therapists utilize the NDT (Neurodevelopmental Treatment) and Bobath models to frame our physiotherapy practice. This involves a problem-solving approach based on an individual’s clinical presentation and personal goals. Following initial assessment and movement analysis, therapists collaborate with clients to create an appropriate treatment pla... Read More

NEUROLOGICAL PHYSIOTHERAPY

At Neuromotion, our therapists utilize the NDT (Neurodevelopmental Treatment) and Bobath models to frame our physiotherapy practice. This involves a problem-solving approach based on an individual’s clinical presentation and personal goals. Following initial assessment and movement analysis, therapists collaborate with clients to create an appropriate treatment plan aimed at kickstarting neurological pathways and developing efficient movement strategies. Through therapeutic handling (a dynamic hands-on reciprocal interaction between client and therapist) and task-specific training, therapists work with clients to optimize function with ongoing physiotherapy sessions.

Functional movements our physiotherapists work to improve:
- Bed mobility
- Transferring between bed and wheelchair
- Standing up from a chair
- Balancing
- Walking with or without aids
- Climbing stairs
- Running

Neurological physiotherapy sessions include:
- Strengthening
- Range of Motion
- Quality movement repetition
- Gait training
- Postural control/core stability exercises
- Balance exercises
- Home exercise programs
- Recreational activities

ORTHOPAEDIC PHYSIOTHERAPY

Orthopaedic physiotherapists treat almost any condition that affects your ability to move or function physically in your daily life. Examples include arthritis and other injuries to joints, muscle strains, and back or neck pain. Orthopaedic physiotherapists also commonly aid in recovery after surgeries such as joint replacements, ligament reconstruction/repair, muscle repair, and heart surgery or any other invasive surgery. Orthopaedic physiotherapists are also often involved in recovery from workplace injuries or injuries resulting from vehicle collisions.

Orthopaedic physiotherapy appointments involve an initial assessment of the condition/injury followed by the development of a plan of care personalized to the individual with the ultimate goal of maximizing function post-injury. This will typically include an at home and/or in clinic exercise program as well as any other treatments indicated based on the nature of the injury.


Kinesiology

Kinesiology is the study of human body movement, performance, and function, drawing from the sciences of biomechanics, anatomy, physiology, psychology, and neuroscience. At Neuromotion, all of our therapists use the principles of neuroplasticity to guide their sessions. Neuroplasticity, defined as the ability of the brain to change throughout an individual’s life, helps us understand how moveme... Read More

Kinesiology is the study of human body movement, performance, and function, drawing from the sciences of biomechanics, anatomy, physiology, psychology, and neuroscience. At Neuromotion, all of our therapists use the principles of neuroplasticity to guide their sessions. Neuroplasticity, defined as the ability of the brain to change throughout an individual’s life, helps us understand how movement and changes in the brain are related. The human brain adapts and acquires new motor skills based on repetition of normal, timely and coordinated movement patterns.

Our kinesiologists have an excellent understanding of normal human movement, and work in collaboration with the physiotherapists and occupational therapists, to offer our clients much-needed movement repetition.

Kinesiologists work one-on-one with clients in the clinic, pool and in their homes to achieve their goals. They also assist our physiotherapists with transfers, functional movement training, exercise programs and assistive device modifications.


Massage Therapy

Massage therapists are trained to use hands on techniques to treat the body’s soft tissue and joints. Treatment will consist of a thorough interview, assessment, a combination of active and passive massage techniques and therapeutic exercise to help you attain your goals. Our therapist will collaborate with you to create a goal oriented treatment plan that is specific to you. Massage therapy... Read More

Massage therapists are trained to use hands on techniques to treat the body’s soft tissue and joints. Treatment will consist of a thorough interview, assessment, a combination of active and passive massage techniques and therapeutic exercise to help you attain your goals. Our therapist will collaborate with you to create a goal oriented treatment plan that is specific to you.

Massage therapy has shown to be effective in reducing stress, relieving acute or persistent pain and stimulating or sedating the nervous system. Treatment can be done over clothes or directly on skin as well as in a chair or on a treatment table. Treatment will take place in a private room for those who enjoy a more calming atmosphere.

We also have the accessibility and special transfer equipment to ensure that you can have access to the benefits of massage.


Occupational Therapy

“Occupational therapy is a client-centered health profession concerned with promoting health and quality of life through occupation. The primary goal of occupational therapy is to enable people to participate in the activities of everyday life. Occupational therapists work collaboratively with people of all ages and abilities who experience challenges or obstacles to participation. These obsta... Read More

“Occupational therapy is a client-centered health profession concerned with promoting health and quality of life through occupation. The primary goal of occupational therapy is to enable people to participate in the activities of everyday life. Occupational therapists work collaboratively with people of all ages and abilities who experience challenges or obstacles to participation. These obstacles may be caused from an impairment of body structure, a change in function, or from barriers in the social and physical environment.” (Canadian Association of Occupational Therapists).

OT List of Services:

- In-home and in clinic stroke rehabilitation with task-specific training and therapeutic handling
- Upper extremity assessment and intervention post-ABI/stroke (therapeutic handling, functional electrical stimulation, modified constraint-induced movement therapy, sensory retraining)
- Basic activities of daily living assessment and intervention (toileting, dressing, bathing, grooming, feeding)
- Instrumental activities of daily living assessment and intervention (cooking, cleaning, shopping, medication management, money management, leisure activity) in home or community setting
- Seating system fit/pressure management assessment
- Specialty home equipment or specialty mattress consultation
- Home Safety Assessment
- Home modification consultation for accessibility
- Cognitive assessment and intervention related to functional goals
- Visual/perceptual assessment and intervention for daily tasks
- Community navigation assessment (new wheelchair users, power mobility, post-ABI/stroke with cognitive, visual, perceptual changes)
- Return to work and return to driving screens
- Consultation for adaptive aids for daily tasks
- Virtual consultation


Speech and Language Pathologist

A Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) is the team member who provides assessment and treatment for issues related to voice, communication, and swallowing. Individuals and families may seek support from an SLP in the following areas: - Speech clarity - Voice (ie. quiet voice or pitch, quality issues) - Changes to your ability to read or write - Comprehension of what others are saying - Word... Read More

A Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) is the team member who provides assessment and treatment for issues related to voice, communication, and swallowing. Individuals and families may seek support from an SLP in the following areas:

- Speech clarity
- Voice (ie. quiet voice or pitch, quality issues)
- Changes to your ability to read or write
- Comprehension of what others are saying
- Word finding issues (struggling to find the right word)
- Memory or other cognitive concerns
- Participating in conversation
- Social language skills
- Effective and safe swallowing

The SLP works with family members to establish shared goals and to discuss supports that will enhance speech, language, communication or swallowing skills at home and in the community.


Acupuncture

Acupuncture is a natural and holistic form of medicine that has been practiced for nearly 3000 years. Acupuncture is the insertion of extremely fine, sterile needles into various specific anatomical points on the body. This activates your body’s self-healing response by increasing circulation, releasing endorphins, activating the nervous system and reducing pain and inflammation. Acupuncture... Read More

Acupuncture is a natural and holistic form of medicine that has been practiced for nearly 3000 years. Acupuncture is the insertion of extremely fine, sterile needles into various specific anatomical points on the body. This activates your body’s self-healing response by increasing circulation, releasing endorphins, activating the nervous system and reducing pain and inflammation.

Acupuncture can treat disorders of the entire body, including musculoskeletal, respiratory, gastrointestinal, circulatory, urogenital, neurological, emotional, gynecological, ENT, neurological, and emotional disorders. Acupuncture can used as a stand-alone treatment, or as a supplement to other health care practices.

Since acupuncture is a holistic system of medicine, your practitioner will invite you to share information about your current and past medical history in order to piece together how the body is functioning as a whole. They will then check your pulse, and examine your tongue for more information about the health of your vital organs. Acupuncture is not painful. Rather, the sensation is often described as warm, tingly, buzzy, a “good” ache, or sometimes nothing at all.


Counselling

Tricia Wallace is a registered clinical counsellor with over 30 years of experience in the field of mental health, having worked with adults of all ages in hospital and community settings. Using a collaborative and integrative approach, Tricia provides evidence-based strategies that include cognitive behavioural therapy, acceptance and commitment therapy, solution-focused positive psychology... Read More

Tricia Wallace is a registered clinical counsellor with over 30 years of experience in the field of mental health, having worked with adults of all ages in hospital and community settings.

Using a collaborative and integrative approach, Tricia provides evidence-based strategies that include cognitive behavioural therapy, acceptance and commitment therapy, solution-focused positive psychology, and emotion-focused work. Tricia is also available for caregivers and family members who seek information, support, and counselling.

Tricia has experience working with individuals experiencing:
- Life transition due to an accident, illness or chronic condition
- Anxiety
- Depression
- Dementia or changes in cognition
- Parkinson's disease
- Multiple Systems Atrophy
- Acquired Brain Injury
- Role changes at work, in relationships and within the family


Social Work

Registered Acupuncturist (R.Ac)

Bachelor of Science - Psychology

Clara attended Pacific Rim College here in Victoria to complete her acupuncture training, where she graduated with highest distinction. Prior to this she graduated cum laude from UVic with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology. She has also completed an Advanced Myofacial Needling workshop, as well as the Explain Pain course and Mobilization of the Neuroimmune System workshop.

What drew her to acupuncture was the holistic foundation and scope of practice that acupuncture has. She enjoys treating a wide variety of ailments and loves that acupuncture can address both physical and emotional changes in the body. While she has a keen interest in treating muscle and joint aches and pains, she enjoys the variety that comes with being an acupuncturist. She believes that there is a deep interconnectivity within the body, and that our body has the natural ability to heal itself. Thus, she aims to facilitating the changes needed to restore balance both inside and outside of the body to bring her patients to a place of pain-free and healthful living. She also believes in the value of informed healing and so provides education during most sessions. She enjoys working together with people to develop an individualized treatment plan that is based on specific, individual health goals and that can be implemented at a comfortable pace.

Registered Acupuncturist (R.Ac) Bachelor of Science - Psychology Clara attended Pacific Rim Col... Read More

After three years of working and travelling around Europe Fran settled down in the United Kingdom to pursue a BSc in Biology at the University of Hull. Thereafter Fran completed her MSc in OT at the University of Teesside in the UK in 2007. Fran has experience in both inpatient rehabilitation and acute care with a specialty focus in neurology. Fran has a passion for helping people overcome challenges to reach their full potential. When not at work Fran can be found outside exploring the great outdoors with her family, gardening, or paddle boarding.

After three years of working and travelling around Europe Fran settled down in the United Kingdom... Read More

Chris grew up in Victoria involved in athletics through playing, coaching, and volunteering. His initial interest in Physiotherapy came from his time spent with his Dad who worked closely with elite sport physiotherapists as a coach of the Olympic and UVIC track team. Post-secondary, Chris was fortunate enough to receive an athletic scholarship to play baseball at Salt Lake Community College in Utah. After his time in Utah, Chris graduated from Camosun College with a Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing with coop experience as a Market Researcher in Technology.

Chris volunteered at Neuromotion in the spring of 2022 to get hands on experience and learn more about neuro-rehab. He is now pleased to join the staff at Neuromotion as a Physical Therapist Assistant and continue learning and working with new and continual clients. Chris supports clients reaching their goals through his encouragement and positive attitude. His goal as a Physical Therapist Assistant is to maximize clients’ functional and physical recovery all while continuing to learn the unique balances in each body.

In his spare time, Chris continues to coach soccer and stay active outdoors by surfing, rock climbing, running, skateboarding, and skiing.

Chris grew up in Victoria involved in athletics through playing, coaching, and volunteering. His ... Read More

MScPT, BScKin, C/NDT

Master of Science in Physiotherapy

Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology

Certificate in Neuro-Developmental Treatment

Parkinson’s Wellness Recovery (PWR!) Instructor

Advanced Vestibular Rehabilitation

Concussion Rehabilitation

Born and raised in Victoria, Melissa grew up leading an active lifestyle, developing a keen interest in learning about the body and studying movement. After attending the University of Victoria, she worked as a kinesiologist at Neuromotion Victoria and MOVE Adapted Fitness and Rehabilitation Society of BC. In 2017, Melissa completed her Master’s of Science in Physiotherapy at Queen Margaret University in Edinburgh. Melissa is a certified Neuro-Developmental Treatment (NDT) therapist and Parkinson’s Wellness Recovery (PWR!) Instructor. She has also taken further education in vestibular and concussion rehabilitation. She is drawn to the compassionate nature of the clinic and is committed to empowering each client to reach their goals. When Melissa isn’t working she enjoys being outdoors hiking, running and cycling.

MScPT, BScKin, C/NDT Master of Science in Physiotherapy Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology Cer... Read More

Registered Massage Therapist

Marissa was born and raised in Hawaii and moved to Victoria in 2014 to begin her studies at the University of Victoria. Over the years, Marissa has loved to try many different ways of moving such as dancing, swimming, climbing, yoga, and any other sport available.

Marissa graduated from the West Coast College of Massage Therapy in Victoria, B.C. in 2016. Throughout her time at WCCMT, she gained massage experience at sport events, in clinical environments, and out in the community. For the past 2 years she has worked in Oak Bay as a Registered Massage Therapist, and volunteered at MOVE Adapted Fitness and Rehabilitation before becoming part of their staff.

In her practice as an RMT, Marissa aims to help each client heal by relaxing the body and mind through manual techniques, breathwork, and open communication. Her hope is that every person leaves the treatment feeling heard, supported, and more comfortable in their bodies, while also having tools for healing outside of the treatment room.

She is currently in the last year of her undergraduate degree in Kinesiology from UVic and is looking forward to working as both an RMT and Kinesiologist.

Registered Massage Therapist Marissa was born and raised in Hawaii and moved to Victoria in 2014... Read More

Kaylie graduated from the University of Victoria with a BSc degree in Kinesiology in 2022 and is a BCAK registered Kinesiologist.

Before joining the Neuromotion team as a Kinesiologist, Kaylie was a volunteer at the clinic for 3 years where she gained valuable experience working with individuals with neurological conditions. Kaylie hopes to one day further her education and become a physiotherapist. In the mean time she is thrilled to be a member of the Neuromotion team and work with our amazing clients!

In addition to working here at the clinic, Kaylie work at the Seniors Outpatient Clinic at RJH where she helps conduct fall prevention classes for seniors.

Kaylie grew up in Calgary where she played competitive soccer for most of her life, getting to travel all across Canada and the USA for tournaments. She loves hiking, dogs, travelling, spending time with friends, and watching tv shows.

Kaylie graduated from the University of Victoria with a BSc degree in Kinesiology in 2022 and is ... Read More

Registered Physiotherapist

MPT, BSc Master of Physical Therapy, Bachelor of Science – Combined Biology & Psychology

Certified in Neuro-Developmental Treatment

Level 1 Manual Therapy Certification – National Orthopaedic Division, Canadian Physiotherapy Association

Certified MyndMove Therapist

Certified in FES Ergometry

Kate graduated with distinction from the University of Victoria with a Bachelor of Science in Combined Biology and Psychology. During her schooling, Kate volunteered at MOVE Adapted Fitness and Rehabilitation Society of B.C. – a non-profit organization dedicated to making physical activity and exercise accessible to individuals who may need additional support and adaptive equipment. Kate volunteered at MOVE for nearly 4 years and was immediately drawn to neurological rehabilitation. She began also volunteering at the Victoria Epilepsy and Parkinson’s Centre with chair-based exercise classes. Upon graduation, Kate joined the Neuromotion team as Office Manager and Physiotherapy Assistant for 2 years prior to attending the University of British Columbia to complete the Master of Physical Therapy program. Kate is thrilled to now once again be part of the Neuromotion team as a physiotherapist.

Kate has clinical experience working with both adults and children with a wide variety of neurological conditions and is passionate about rehabilitation throughout the lifespan. Continued education has consisted of completing the Neuro-Developmental Treatment Association Certificate Course in the Management of Adults with Stroke and Brain Injury, the National Orthopaedic Division Level 1 Manual Therapy certification, and coursework in Supporting Individuals with Autism in Health Care through the Canucks Autism Network. Kate believes in empowering individuals through movement to achieve healthy bodies and healthy minds. Kate will work with each client and family to help guide their individualized treatment, maximize their functional abilities, and achieve their unique goals.

Born and raised in North Vancouver, Kate enjoys exploring the outdoors through running, cycling, snowboarding, and camping. Kate grew up as a highly competitive dancer, travelling to Spain and Africa to represent Canada and dancing in performances for the Vancouver 2010 Olympics. On rainy days, you can find Kate trying to learn a new language or sitting down to enjoy a good book with a warm cup of tea.

Registered Physiotherapist MPT, BSc Master of Physical Therapy, Bachelor of Science – Combined ... Read More

Claire Kingston holds a Masters of Social Work degree (with clinical specialization). She is a Registered Social Worker (RSW) with over 13 years of experience in the health care field.

Claire utilizes a strengths based, collaborative, solution-focused, harm reduction and trauma informed approach. Claire is well versed in assisting others navigate varied systems within the health care system. As a Social Worker Claire is knowledgeable of both governmental and non-profit funding/advocacy programs and well versed in assisting with varied applications (ex, Handy Dart, support with PWD funding, caregiver resources, ect).

Claire has hands on experience helping individuals navigate chronic health challenges and Grief/Loss. She integrates evidence-based methods into her practice. Claire is also available to support caregivers and family members seeking information, support and counselling.

Claire offers in-person at the Victoria clinic, and virtual sessions for clients at all three of our clinics.

Claire Kingston holds a Masters of Social Work degree (with clinical specialization). She is a Re... Read More

Nicole graduated from UBC in 2005 with a Bachelor of Science in Occupational Therapy. First practicing in Vancouver, specializing in swallowing difficulties and acute care OT. In 2008 Nicole moved to Victoria and has worked for Island Health in both Hospital acute care and Community Services. In the past 15 years Nicole has gained significant experience in Orthopaedics, Neurology, Geriatrics, Mental Health and Physical Medicine. In the community Nicole has been a part of a specialized team for discharge planning and care coordination. Nicole appreciates the importance of connection with her clients and has a passion for maintaining clients independence, dignity and choices to age in place.

​In her time away from work Nicole loves spending time with her family, kayaking, going to their cabin and playing with her backyard chickens. ​

Nicole graduated from UBC in 2005 with a Bachelor of Science in Occupational Therapy. First pract... Read More

Briana May

MPT, B.Sc., CSCS, NDT/C, IMS Masters of Physiotherapy Bachelor of Science Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist Certified in Neuro-Developmental Treatment Certified in Dry needling, Acupuncture and Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation

Briana graduated Summa Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Science from Western Michigan University in 2012 while pursuing a golf scholarship. She competed as a varsity athlete throughout her 4 years while in the exercise science program. Following her undergrad, Briana completed the Masters of Physical Therapy program at Western in 2014.

Throughout her time at Western, Briana had the opportunity to work with one of the leading concussion management experts in Ontario, and has now started a similar concussion program with the Neuromotion clinic in Victoria.

After her time at Western, Briana worked for 2 years at a high performance orthopaedic clinic in Barrie Ontario. This clinic specialized in sports rehabilitation where an emphasis was put on proper movement patterns and effective exercise prescription in order to optimize performance. Education is a big part of her treatment approach as she believes all patients should learn how to perform basic maintenance on themselves in order to live long, healthy lives. Continued education courses include concussion/MTBI management, dry needling (IMS), pelvic floor rehabilitation (incontinence and pelvic pain) manual therapy level 2, SFMA (Selective Functional Movement Assessment), FMS (Functional Movement Assessment), Movnat level 1 and acupuncture. Briana has also completed a certification course through the NDTA (Neuro- Developmental Treatment association) a 120 hour contact course that provides advanced therapist education for individuals with neuromuscular dysfunction. Briana is fully bilingual and capable of offering services in French and English.

Briana May MPT, B.Sc., CSCS, NDT/C, IMS Masters of Physiotherapy Bachelor of Science Certified S... Read More

Registered Physiotherapist

Master of Physical Therapy (MPT)

Bachelor of Kinesiology (BKin)

Certified MyndMove Therapist

Master of Physical Therapy Bachelor of Kinesiology Matt graduated from the University of Manitoba’s Master of Physical Therapy Program in 2021. Prior to that he graduated from the U of M Kinesiology program during which he spent time as a Strength Coach. Matt spent one of his student placements as a student-physiotherapist with the Multiple Sclerosis clinic at the Health Sciences Center in Winnipeg, Manitoba where he developed an interest in continuing to work in neuro-rehab. After graduating Matt briefly worked at a small orthopedic clinic in rural Manitoba before deciding to move to Victoria and join the Neuromotion team to pursue his interest of working in neuro-rehab.

Registered Physiotherapist Master of Physical Therapy (MPT) Bachelor of Kinesiology (BKin) Cer... Read More

Registered Physiotherapist

MScPT, Master of Science – Physical Therapy

BKin - Bachelor of Kinesiology

Certified MyndMove Therapist

Jordyn graduated with her Masters of Science in Physical Therapy from the University of Alberta after completing her Bachelor’s of Kinesiology at the University of Calgary. Throughout her studies, Jordyn gained experience working with various neurological populations, athletes, acute and chronic orthopedic conditions, and complex geriatric cases. Through this time, Jordyn found a passion for working with individuals impacted by neurological conditions.

Jordyn’s therapeutic practice includes education and individualized treatments to empower clients to achieve their goals together. She believes each small achievement towards a bigger goal is worth a celebration!

Jordyn grew up in Calgary and loved trips to Banff, family camping trips, and finding the best ice cream shop in the city. She has a passion for hiking, yoga, hanging with her dog, and traveling the world with her friends. Some of her favorite destinations have been Japan, Thailand, Spain and Australia. And don’t forget to bring lots of pictures of your furry friends with you to the clinic!

Registered Physiotherapist MScPT, Master of Science – Physical Therapy BKin - Bachelor of Kine... Read More

Registered Speech-Language Pathologist

B.A. Communication Disorders, Master of Speech Language Pathology (MSLP)

Lindsey provides services for people with communication, cognitive-communication, voice, and swallowing needs. She sees her clients in the Neuromotion clinic, over the phone or telehealth, in a suitable community setting or within a client’s home. She is deeply passionate about neurological rehabilitation and has had the privilege of practicing in this area for 22 years.

Lindsey graduated Summa Cum Laude with her Bachelor of Arts in Communication Disorders from San Jose State University before completing her Master’s Degree in Speech Pathology from the University of Alberta in 2000.

Lindsey has worked across the continuum of rehabilitation care including acute care and inpatient rehabilitation at the Foothills Medical Centre in Calgary followed by outpatient clinics in Calgary and Victoria. While Lindsey spends most of her time working with people with strokes, traumatic brain injuries, brain tumors, Parkinson’s disease and Post Concussion Syndrome, she’s experienced with a myriad of neurological diagnoses.

Lindsey believes the most effective way for her clients to achieve their goals is by delivering effective, research-based therapy techniques in a fun and welcoming client-centered environment.

Lindsey’s other passions include teaching group fitness, and mountain biking, hiking and skiing with her husband and kiddos.

Registered Speech-Language Pathologist B.A. Communication Disorders, Master of Speech Language P... Read More

BCAK Registered Kinesiologist

Certified Yoga Teacher

Bachelor of Human Kinetics - University of British Columbia Okanagan

Megan graduated from UBC Okanagan in 2018 with a Human Kinetics degree, with a focus in clinical kinesiology. Since then, she has become a registered kinesiologist with the BCAK and completed her 240 hour certified yoga teacher training. Before coming to Neuromotion, she gained clinical experience working at a physiotherapy clinic in Calgary, Alberta where she treated a wide range of chronic and acute conditions. She also continues to teach yoga classes on a weekly basis. With a passion for movement and wellness, Megan enjoys furthering her understanding of the human body through continuing education, physical activity, and clinical experience. She is thrilled to be a part of the Neuromotion team and to help others on their path to wellness and recovery.

BCAK Registered Kinesiologist Certified Yoga Teacher Bachelor of Human Kinetics - University of... Read More

Registered Physiotherapist

MScPT, BScKin, NDT/C

Masters of Science – Physiotherapy

Bachelor of Science – Kinesiology

National Academy of Sports Medicine Certified Personal Trainer

Certified in Neuro-Developmental Treatment

Advanced Vestibular Rehabilitation

Certified MyndMove Therapist

Certified in RT300 Functional Electrical Stimulation Ergometry (Advanced Clinical Applications)

Certified in Functional Dry Needling

Certified PWR! Therapist

Jacqui graduated from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign with a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology and NASM certification in personal training. During her time at U of I, she worked for the Neurocognitive Kinesiology Laboratory assisting with research regarding the impact of exercise on cognition in children. She additionally worked with the Disability Resources and Education Services department implementing physiotherapy treatment programs and working as a care aide for individuals with neurological conditions.

Following her time at U of I, Jacqui completed her Master of Science in Physiotherapy at McMaster University. During her time at McMaster, she gained valuable experience in a variety of clinical settings, including private practice, inpatient mental health, paediatrics, and acute trauma/spine.

Since graduating, Jacqui started working as a physiotherapist at Victoria General Hospital, primarily in acute medicine and neurological rehabilitation, in addition to joining the team at Neuromotion. Since 2017, she has been president of the board of directors of MOVE Adapted Fitness and Rehabilitation Society of B.C. – a non-profit organization dedicated to making physical activity and exercise accessible to individuals who may need additional support and adaptive equipment.

Jacqui has completed a certificate course through the Neuro-Developmental Treatment Association. The course provided advanced therapist training in assessment and treatment techniques specific to individuals with neurological conditions. Further continuing education courses include Bobath training, vestibular rehabilitation, concussion rehabilitation, PWR! certification (treatment approach for individuals with Parkinson’s), functional dry needling, and training in use of equipment such as MyndMove and FES Ergometry.

Jacqui believes in a collaborative treatment approach; working in conjunction with clients toward achieving their goals. She utilizes therapeutic handling and task-specific training to assist clients as they drive their course of treatment through goal setting.

Registered Physiotherapist MScPT, BScKin, NDT/C Masters of Science – Physiotherapy Bachelor of... Read More

Registered Clinical Counsellor

Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology

Master of Nursing

Bachelor of Science in Nursing

Tricia’s background includes 31 years of nursing experience in the field of mental health with adults of all ages in hospital and community settings including work as a nurse educator at University of British Columbia and Langara College. In 2019, Tricia finished training in counselling psychology, developing skills in many areas of therapy including a ten-month practicum in addiction recovery that involved individual and group counselling. Tricia has experience working with people affected by anxiety and mood disorders, dementias, Parkinson’s disease, Multiple System Atrophy, motor neuron diseases, head injuries, impulse control disorders, and addictions. Tricia also offers specialized counselling for caregivers and family members who often experience intense stress but lack support. As a registered clinical counsellor, Tricia chooses approaches to therapy that are tailored to the needs of her clients, drawing on many psychological schools of thought as well as theories about wholistic health.

Registered Clinical Counsellor Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology Master of Nursing Bach... Read More

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