About

Amy graduated with a BSc in Health Sciences in 2007. She has since continued her education with post-graduate course work in chronic pain and manual therapy. She addresses each patient’s unique therapeutic needs by taking the necessary time to completely address their concerns and fully incorporate their therapeutic goals into every treatment. Amy balances her practice with her passion for outdoor activities such as snowboarding, mountain biking, gardening and yoga.

Clara graduated as an R.M.T. in the spring of 2003, and collaborated with Dr. Cam Coleman to open the clinic in 2004. Clara’s active lifestyle and personal wellness journey allows her to easily relate to her clients and provide effective guidance and treatment. In addition to offering relaxation massage, Clara is skilled in treating a variety of conditions, including trigger points, sports injuries, chronic pain, neurological disease, and pre- and post-surgical states.

Dr. Coleman has practiced in Vancouver since 2001. His emphasis is on enhancing patients’ lives by addressing their neuromusculoskeletal health concerns. Following his undergraduate studies, Dr. Coleman went on to earn his Doctor of Chiropractic Degree, with honours. Dr. Coleman has worked with recreational and elite runners, cyclists, soccer and hockey players, skiers and snowboarders. He has published several peer-reviewed medical papers, most recently on injury and treatment trends in elite rugby players. An avid athlete, he applies his program of prevention, early intervention, maintenance, preparation and training equally to himself and his patients.

Frank’s roots as an athlete inspired him to pursue a degree in kinesiology, and apply that knowledge to his career as an R.M.T. In his Vancouver practice, he incorporates muscular balance and postural reeducation in his rehabilitative approach. He has had the opportunity to treat a wide spectrum of conditions, from headaches to frozen shoulder to sports related injuries and general stress and tension.

Jo-Ellen combines a “hands-on” approach using a variety of techniques including myofascial release, manual therapy, and exercise. She enjoys working with clients of all ages and fitness abilities, but has a particular interest in addressing running-related injuries, whether it be high-performance athletes, week-end warriors, or recreational runners. Jo-Ellen holds a Master’s of Physiotherapy and a Bachelor’s of Kinesiology, and taken post-graduate courses in manual therapy, taping, myofascial release, and injury prevention.

Jonathan completed his Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology before travelling abroad to earn his Masters of Physiotherapy in 2009. On his return to Canada in 2010, he completed a hospital practice, treating patients recovering from musculoskeletal, neurological, and respiratory illnesses. Jonathan is excited join our practice while working towards his Diploma of Advanced Orthopaedic Manual and Manipulative Physiotherapy.

Dr. Michael Carroll first brought naturopathy to the clinic after earning his Doctorate of Naturopathic Medicine in 2006. He also holds a Bachelor of Science degree in both pre-medical science and environmental science. Dr. Carroll is passionate about providing comprehensive health care for people of all ages, with a focus on autoimmune disease, gastrointestinal issues, mood, musculoskeletal injuries, sports medicine and healthy aging.

Rebecca’s goal as a counsellor to adults, families, youth and children is to help others express themselves and heal in a safe, supportive, accepting and nurturing environment. She believes that all humans carry within them a resiliency and an innate wisdom that allows them not only to heal but also to change and grow all throughout their life span. Rebecca counts it a great privilege and honour to walk with others on their journey to wholeness and change.

Susan graduated in 2009, and has a special interest in the the treatment of headaches, sports injuries and maintenance, and lower back pain. She believes in using evidence-based treatment and encouraging patients to take an active role in their own care, in order to maintain overall well-being. By addressing the source of symptoms-not just the symptoms themselves-Susan creates long-term results for a wide variety of conditions.