Born and raised in East Vancouver, Jordan completed his undergraduate degree at UBC and his physiotherapy training in the UK, before returning to Vancouver to specialize in acute orthopaedic injuries.

He has significant experience working with athletic, joint replacement, traumatic orthopaedic injuries and oncology related orthopaedic surgeries. Since 2022, he has served as the Clinical Regional Specialist Physiotherapist for the Major Trauma & Orthopaedics team at Vancouver General Hospital and has also worked with UBC Varsity Athletics, the Vancouver Whitecaps, and Canada Soccer.

He takes a holistic, evidence-based approach to recovery, emphasizing communication, education, patience, and shared goal setting—principles shaped by his own experience with major orthopaedic injuries.

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Maria Fernanda Leis is a Registered Dietitian (College of Dietitians of BC) with over 20 years of international clinical expertise. She specializes in conducting comprehensive nutrition assessments and developing specialized care plans, collaborating with interdisciplinary teams to optimize patient health outcomes.

With a deep specialization in high-performance sports nutrition, Maria Fernanda has served as a dietitian for the Argentinean Rugby Union (UAR), providing nutritional support to the National Rugby 7’s teams (Men & Women), Jaguares XV, and various youth and senior academies. Her experience also extends to professional soccer, where she worked as a Sport Dietitian for Club Atlético Platense.

As a certified ISAK Level 2 Anthropometrist, she specializes in estimating body composition to set precise, data-driven nutritional goals and monitor physical progress.

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After a lifetime of playing sports and Personal Training, Bradon graduated to become an RMT (Registered Massage Therapist). Dealing with severe injuries as a teenager, the rehab process was a huge part of being able to continue doing what he loved (Hockey/Baseball/Training). Bradon started the continuous process of learning how to move better with less pain and has a passion for helping others do the same.

Taking an active approach while also focusing on relaxation, Bradon uses many techniques to help people achieve whatever goals they may have. Treatment plans are carefully curated to the needs of each person, focusing on strengthening, mobility, and manual therapy.

Outside of Personal Training and Massage Therapy, you will find Bradon training to lift heavy and jump high. He also will talk your ear off about his bulldogs and the amazing coffee shops/food places in the city.

Techniques: Swedish Massage, Trigger Point, Active/Passive Engagement, Pin & Stretch, Myofascial Release, Deep Tissue, Joint Mobilization, Corrective Exercise.

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Justin grew up in the Tri-cities of British Columbia and enjoyed an upbringing that revolved around community and sport. He realized from a young age he wanted to turn the things he loves most into a career and that is exactly what he set out to do. He went on to study Kinesiology – Exercise Science at the University of the Fraser Valley and from there travelled to Australia to complete a Master’s in Physiotherapy at the University of Queensland. Before returning home, he stayed and worked across Australia and continued his education from experts in the field.

Justin believes in long-term athlete development, and health promotion and that exercise is medicine. Providing education to the public, reducing the risk of injury and bridging the gap between acute injury management and Return to Sport is what he does best. He says “The recipe for success in rehabilitation is a strong therapist-patient relationship that thrives on communication + education, managing pain and most importantly providing individualized exercise prescription through a comprehensive assessment”.

Justin enjoys working with people from all walks of life who are motivated to reach their goals. Particularly his heart lies with soccer and he still identifies with the sport. In his free time, he likes to get outdoors with friends to hike and play tennis and pickleball to keep fit and keep life interesting. So if you are an overhead athlete (swimmer, Olympic weightlifter, volleyball player, baseball player etc) or in a running and kicking sport come to see him to understand how you can perform at your best and reduce your risk of the most common injuries in your sport.

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Marcel moved to Canada in 2020 after obtaining his Master’s in Physiotherapy from Brunel University in the UK in 2018.

Marcel enjoys working with people of all ages and from all walks of life and specializes in treating low back pain and injuries of the shoulder, hip, knee, and ankle. As an Olympic weightlifter himself, Marcel has a special interest in working with strength athletes and people who are interested in strength training.

He combines his expertise in exercise with his hands-on skills to work with clients to deliver effective, meaningful treatment. Communication is at the heart of Marcel’s practice, and he strives to meet his clients where they’re at and help them find the path for where they want to go.

Marcel knows how important it is to have a plan. Every client will receive a tailored treatment plan following their session, as well as clear and objective measurements to benchmark their success. Clients will have direct message access to Marcel throughout their treatment period, so any unanswered questions or concerns can be addressed.

Marcel is also a lecturer at the West Coast College of Massage Therapy where he teaches orthopedic pathology.

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Christina brings her passion for wellness and human connection to her practice. Her philosophy is that every treatment is a conversation, even if nothing is said.

Her career in massage therapy follows a 14 year long career as a bartender/mixologist, a dive into the world of acting and production and even a couple years as a dance teacher. Her love of people has guided her in every chapter of her life. She graduated from the Alberta College of Massage Therapy with Honours.

Her special interests are treating those with chronic pain, sports injuries, and burnout. Christina is also a person who lives with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, a hypermobility disorder, giving her an inside perspective to managing chronic pain. Outside of the clinic you can find her in a spin class, at the gym, walking the seawall or scouring Costco for a good find.

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