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Dayna completed her Masters of Physical Therapy at UBC in 2015, after graduating from UBC Okanagan in 2013 with a Bachelor of Human Kinetics with a specialization in Clinical Exercise Physiology. She has gone on to complete further certifications in Functional Dry Needling (FDN), Assessment and Treatment of the Pelvic Floor (Pelvic Health Solutions Level 1), Pain Science, and Tendinopathy rehabilitation.

In the clinic, Dayna uses a combination of exercise, manual therapy, dry needling and education in a holistic approach to meet each patient’s individual needs. She strongly believes in providing patients with the education and tools they need to achieve a healthy, active lifestyle and to assist with pain management and optimize function. While Dayna enjoys treating individuals in all walks of life; from athletes to post-op rehab and work-related injuries. She has a special interest in Prenatal/Postpartum & Pelvic Floor Rehab, as well as running-related injuries and tendinopathy management.

Dayna spent most of her childhood/teen years training and competing at a National level in Artistic Gymnastics and Trampoline & Tumbling. She enjoys maintaining an active lifestyle now through running and has completed 9 half marathons and 1 full marathon to-date. Dayna grew up in North Delta and feels so fortunate to get to work and raise her family in this amazing community.

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Matthew received his Master of Physical Therapy and Bachelor of Human Kinetics degrees from the University of British Columbia. He began his career working at Allan McGavin Sports Medicine Centre, where he worked with a wide variety of athletes of all levels. Matthew has gone on to take specialty courses in orthopaedic and manipulative physiotherapy; he has also achieved certification in Intramuscular Stimulation (IMS)/ Functional Dry Needling (FDN). Matthew combines manual therapy, IMS/dry needling, exercise and education to ensure the best results for his clients. Matthew has a special interest in Shoulder, Knee and Ankle rehabilitation.

Growing up in North Delta, Matthew enjoys giving back to his community by both volunteering and participating in community events such as the Run for Life, Terry Fox Run, Delta Triathlon and Tour de Delta.

Matthew is committed to achieving the best functional outcomes for his clients. He has a strong desire to help improve people’s mobility and allow them to live their lives with fewer limitations.

As a former UBC Track and Cross Country varsity team member and Ironman triathlon competitor, Matthew continues to challenge himself athletically running, swimming and cycling on his days off. Matthew and his wife have three young kids and enjoy spending time together outside as a family.

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Kevin graduated from the University of Western Ontario with a Bachelors of Science in Physical Therapy in 2003 after previously completing his Human Kinetics degree at UBC. Since becoming a registered physiotherapist, Kevin has also completed his diploma in manipulative therapy, the highest level of orthopaedic certification in physiotherapy (FCAMT). He also completed his training in Gunn IMS through the faculty of medicine at UBC in October of 2013, becoming a certified IMS practitioner.

Kevin has worked with people and athletes of all kinds. His accomplishments in sports therapy include being a member of the World Junior Hockey Championships medical team, physiotherapist for the under 21 National Field Hockey team in, working with various members of the Vancouver Giants, many years of experience working with National Team and BC Team Judo athletes, and has volunteered and worked with many local community teams and high school sports teams throughout the years.

Kevin lives in North Delta with his wife and two boys, and believes in establishing a strong sense of community in Delta. He enjoys an active lifestyle with his family, and has been a long time member of the Steveston Judo Club (35 years) during which time he competed at the National level of judo with two silver medal finishes at the National Championships. In the summer, Kevin enjoys cycling and has participated in the Gran Fondo Whistler ride as well as the Ride to Conquer Cancer to Seattle. His greatest joy is watching his boys participate in their soccer, judo, volleyball, and other activities.

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