Jacky is a Registered Massage Therapist (RMT) who graduated from the West Coast College of Massage Therapy, following a Bachelor of Science from Simon Fraser University. With a background in competitive volleyball, Jacky has a firsthand understanding of the crucial role massage therapy plays in injury prevention, recovery, and overall wellness.

He adopts a holistic and multidisciplinary approach, crafting individualized treatment plans to meet each client’s unique needs. His techniques include Swedish massage, trigger point therapy, fascial release, and joint mobilizations, ensuring a balanced and therapeutic experience.

Jacky has worked with a diverse range of patients, from competitive athletes to pre and postnatal women and individuals with neurological conditions. His dedication to sports extends beyond the clinic—he currently serves as a team trainer for the New Westminster Salmonbellies Senior Men’s Lacrosse Team and has previously supported SFU’s NCAA wrestling and soccer teams.

Outside of work, Jacky enjoys playing volleyball and badminton and spending time with his four beloved pets: Luna the Golden Retriever, Kori the Chihuahua, Kero the British Shorthair, and Sasa the Ragdoll.

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Samson Cho is a Practicing Kinesiologist with the British Columbia Association of Kinesiologists. Samson completed his Kinesiology degree at the University of British Columbia and has a vast amount of experience in chronic pain, work conditioning, workplace ergonomics, sports rehab, and corrective exercises.

Samson ran a Chronic Pain Program for several years in a Physiotherapy clinic before deciding to open his own practice. With years of experience working with people with chronic pain and chronic illnesses, Samson understands that “pain” is multifactorial. That is why Samson’s Active Rehabilitation Program’s consists not only of rehab exercises and stretches, but also education regarding postural correction, exercise pacing/progression, pain flare-up management, and sleep hygiene.

Outside of work, Samson enjoys staying active by playing competitive volleyball and training for Olympic lifting.

Samson is fluent in English, Cantonese, and Mandarin.

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Dr. Emily Cullen received her Bachelor of Health Sciences from the University of Ontario Institute of Technology, and went on to earn her Doctor of Chiropractic from Northeast College of Health Sciences (formerly New York Chiropractic College).

Dr. Emily brings both academic knowledge and lived experience to her practice. As someone who snowboards, climbs, runs, and lifts, she has a deep, personal understanding of what it means to push your body. And what it takes to recover. Her approach is evidence-based and patient-centered, combining chiropractic care, rehabilitation, education, and empowerment to help patients get back to doing what they love.

With a strong foundation in biomechanics and movement, Dr. Emily has pursued advanced training in the assessment and treatment of the foot, ankle, knee, and hip. She is committed to ongoing learning and bringing the best possible care to every patient she sees.

Outside the clinic, you’ll find Dr. Emily chasing powder, exploring mountain trails, running, or putting in reps at the gym. When she’s not being active, she’s likely exploring the local food scene or relaxing on the beach with a good book.

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Cole is a Registered Massage Therapist with a focus on deep tissue and sports massage. He works with clients experiencing chronic tension, persistent injuries, and muscle tightness, as well as those looking to support recovery and optimize physical performance.

As an active hockey player himself, Cole understands the physical demands of sport and the challenges that come with recovering from injury. He is currently working his way back from a hamstring tear, giving him firsthand insight into the recovery process and the frustration that can come with being sidelined.

Cole takes a personalized approach to treatment, working with each client to understand their goals and develop an approach that fits their needs. Whether you’re recovering from an injury, managing ongoing tension, or looking to move and perform at your best, Cole is here to help you feel and move your best.

Outside of hockey, Cole enjoys spending time on the water fishing.

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Jay received his Diploma in Acupuncture at the Tzu Chi International College of TCM. He then completed an internship at an integrated hospital in Korea through Kyung Hee University, gaining experience in a healthcare environment that combines Traditional Korean Medicine with conventional medical approaches. He has further expanded his clinical skills through additional training in the IMEAST protocol of electro-acupuncture, Tung-style acupuncture, and others.

Jay specializes in musculoskeletal conditions, chronic pain, and nervous system regulation. His clinical approach focuses on bridging the traditional foundations of East Asian Medicine with modern evidence-informed care based on anatomy, physiology, and an understanding of the human body.

Jay’s interest in acupuncture was shaped by his own experience with pain and chronic issues as an office worker. He understands how physical discomfort, stress, and lifestyle demands can impact daily life, allowing him to provide a compassionate and personalized approach to each patient. He is passionate about helping patients improve their quality of life through individualized treatments that combine traditional acupuncture techniques with modern understanding of pain, movement, and physiology.

Outside of work, Jay likes to cycle around Vancouver’s scenic parks and trails.

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Emma is a Kinesiologist who graduated with a Bachelor of Kinesiology from the University of British Columbia.

Her interest in kinesiology stems from being a lifelong athlete, along with having a strong curiosity about how the body moves, adapts, and recovers from injury. After working through her own injuries, she was inspired to pursue a career where she can support others in returning to the activities they enjoy.

She works with a wide range of clients, including athletes, people living with chronic pain or spinal cord injuries, and those recovering from injury or accidents, using individualized, exercise-based care to support long-term progress.

In her free time, Emma enjoys playing soccer and ultimate frisbee, crocheting, and travelling!

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Tommy is a graduate of the Vancouver College of Massage Therapy with a strong interest in helping clients reduce pain, restore movement, and improve overall function. He uses a combination of Swedish massage, neuromuscular techniques, deep tissue, and trigger point therapy to address musculoskeletal concerns.

Tommy takes a patient-centered approach to care, working collaboratively with each client to develop a customized treatment plan based on their goals, lifestyle, and individual needs. Whether the focus is pain management, injury recovery, postural stress, or relaxation, his treatments are tailored to support long-term results and patient comfort.

Before entering the field of massage therapy, Tommy worked as an electrician and experienced chronic pain related to the physical demands of his job. Massage therapy played a key role in his recovery and inspired his transition into healthcare.

Outside the clinic, Tommy enjoys playing hockey, video games, and trying new restaurants around the city.

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Garrick is a graduate from the Registered Massage Therapy program at Langara College where he gained clinical experience working with a wide variety of population groups and injuries. Prior to his studies at Langara, he studied Kinesiology at Simon Fraser University specializing in human movement, sports rehab, and biomechanics. Garrick has been playing ice hockey his entire life, and is an avid cyclist and runner. As an active individual, he firmly believes that daily physical activity is KEY to one’s functional capabilities and mental health. 

Garrick utilizes a variety of manual therapy techniques which may include active participation from his patient. His goal as an RMT is to help his patients manage their pain so that they can MOVE at their greatest potential.

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Kenneth holds a Masters of Physiotherapy at Leeds Beckett University in the UK, and a Bachelors of Science in Kinesiology at SFU. Through his international experience, he had the opportunity to work with various population groups such as patients with neurological conditions, musculoskeletal injuries, and chronic pain. Combining his love for all things active and active rehabilitation, Ken uses his knowledge to help people return to activities/sports they enjoy.

His treatment approach includes a mixture of pain science, biomedical techniques, manual therapy, and education, to give patients the tools they need to overcome their injury. His interests include learning new activities and sports (currently cycling), many topics of health and wellness, travel, and music.

On the weekends you can find him sketching at your local coffee shop, having a pint at one of Vancouver’s finest craft beer breweries (depending on the time of day), or enjoying some of BC’s great outdoors with his puppy, Luna.

​ Kenneth is fluent in English and Cantonese.

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Rachel’s passion for movement began early as a competitive gymnast, where she developed a strong appreciation for athletic performance, injury recovery, and the resilience required to return to sport. Following her gymnastics career, she became deeply involved in the climbing and running communities, drawn to the challenge, connection, and lifelong pursuit of movement these sports provide.

Like many athletes, Rachel has experienced her own share of injuries, including a significant shoulder injury that required surgery and an extensive rehabilitation process. This firsthand experience has shaped her approach to physiotherapy, giving her a unique understanding of the physical and emotional challenges that can accompany recovery.

Rachel has developed a particular interest in hypermobility and connective tissue conditions, including Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome. Through both clinical experience and personal insight, she has gained a deep appreciation for the complex relationship between anatomy and biomechanics, injury risk, nervous system sensitivity, training load, and recovery. She enjoys helping patients better understand their bodies, build confidence through strength, and develop sustainable strategies to stay active and perform at their best.

Outside the clinic, Rachel can usually be found climbing, running, or exploring local coffee shops around the city.

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Sam is a Registered Massage Therapist originally from South Korea. His interest in human movement, recovery, rehabilitation, and overall well-being began while studying Physical Education in Korea and continued to grow after moving to Vancouver. He later graduated with Honours from the Registered Massage Therapy program at Vancouver Career College and now brings his background in movement and physical activity into his approach to care.

Sam takes a client-centered and assessment-based approach, tailoring each treatment to the individual’s needs and goals. His treatments may incorporate Swedish and relaxation massage, myofascial techniques, trigger point therapy, PNF stretching, joint mobilizations, and movement-based techniques.

His treatments are well suited for those experiencing muscle tension from overuse or postural patterns, stress-related tension, sports injuries, and general pain or discomfort. Whether the goal is recovery, relaxation, or simply feeling more comfortable in everyday movement, Sam aims to provide thoughtful and individualized care.

Outside of the clinic, Sam enjoys running, traveling, hiking, and staying active through a variety of outdoor activities.

Treatments are available in English and Korean.

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