Mitch Laidler
Physiotherapist

Mitch received his Bachelor of Physiotherapy from the University of Newcastle, Australia in 2014.  He then practiced in private clinics treating all injury types while also spending evenings and weekends as a sports trainer for a local sporting team. 

Before pursuing physiotherapy, Mitch worked as a personal trainer in Western Sydney, and has a Rugby Union sporting background playing for Parramatta, Gordon Rugby Union Club, and represented the state of New South Wales (Under 17s).

He is an internationally certified physiotherapist in both Canada and Australia, and is proficient in dry needling (IMS) and vestibular conditions (vertigo, dizziness, imbalance).  Mitch is has additional training on concussion disorders as a Complete Concussion Management Institute Certification.

Ruxi Oala
Physiotherapist

Ruxi received her Bachelor of Physiotherapy with Honours from the University of Newcastle, Australia in 2016.  She then practiced in private clinics in the Lower Mainland, as well as managing pediatric home visits outside of clinic hours.  Ruxi also holds a Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Physiology and Kinesiology with a minor in Psychology from SFU.

She is an internationally certified physiotherapist in both Canada and Australia, and is a trauma-informed clinician with additional certifications in Chronic Pain, Brain Story Certification from Alberta Family Wellness, as well as Dynamic Core For Kids (Module 1).

Ghazaleh Sadeghi
Physiotherapist

Ghazaleh received her Bachelor of Physiotherapy from Shahid Beheshti University of Medical Sciences, Iran. She spent time developing her skills in private practice, before moving to Canada in 2019.

Outside of work, Ghazaleh enjoys sports, hiking, and camping.

She is an internationally certified physiotherapist in both Canada and Iran. She has additional training in joint manipulation, manual therapy, and myofascial release techniques, and dry needling/ IMS.

Katriana Wong ​
Physiotherapist 

​Katriana received her Master of Physiotherapy from the University of Sydney, Australia in 2019 and Bachelors in Kinesiology in 2017. She has then worked in private practice in Australia and has experience teaching Physio-Pilates classes and reformer Pilates.

Human kinetics have been a passion from an early age as a competitive dancer and swimmer. Katriana takes joy in rehabilitating dancers to get stronger and improve their technique as well as recover from injury.
 
She is an internationally certified physiotherapist in both Canada and Australia. Katriana is a huge advocate towards education, exercise, and self-management for the care that she provides to make long term impact in those around her.
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Sharon Quan
Administration

Sharon is our admin All-Star with more than 7 years of experience working in clinics alongside physiotherapists. She is a marvel with keeping us all organized and has a keen eye for details.

She is well versed in ICBC Claims, WorkSafe Claims, Medical Service Plan Clients (MSP) and Private Insurance billings. If you have a question, she is the best person to ask! 

Sharon loves animals and adores her two rabbits, Blueberry and Beau. On her spare time, she enjoys cooking, listening to crime podcasts, and weightlifting.  Once in a while, she’ll be engrossed in a new TV series or video game!
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Riley Condon
Client Liason 

Riley is one of our front desk receptionists. She is currently in her final year at Simon Fraser University studenting a major in Health Sciences and a minor in Kinesiology. After completing her degree she hopes to get her yoga instructor certification and travel through Europe before pursuing further education in a Masters of Public Health. 
 
In her free time Riley enjoys weight lifting, running, hiking, and skiing. Growing up, Riley was a competitive figure skater for 14 years. 
 
She enjoys getting to know all our patients and can help you answer any questions you may have. 

In Loving Memory

Jess 
Office manager

Jess was our mixed breed elderly dog (Aussie Shepard, Kelpie, Mastiff, Pitbull, Pointer - who knows!).  Her experience in physical therapy came from her fused knees and low back which caused her to walk a bit funny, also known as the "Jiggy Jig".  She knew the importance of movement first hand to manage her arthritis.  

Regardless, she was one happy dog and gave lots of tail wags and licks if you got close! She will be forever loved and missed dearly.