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#1004 - 13761 96TH AVENUE, SURREY, BC V3V 0E8

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Bioflex Laser Therapy

Laser Therapy is known by many terms, including cold or low-level laser therapy (LLLT). Recently, experts have chosen photobiomodulation therapy (PBMT) as a more accurate term that describes the therapeutic use of red and near-infrared wavelengths of light energy from laser OR light emitting diodes (LEDs) that interact with photoreceptors to produce photochemical reactions that have a positive ... Read More

Shiftwave

Have you ever felt like something was off in your body and no matter what you did, you couldn’t get rid of that nagging feeling? That’s where Shiftwave comes in. At the Surrey Neuroplasticity Clinic, we are proud to offer this revolutionary technology to help our clients discover the root cause of their pain and discomfort. Let’s take a look at how it works and why people are raving about it. ... Read More

How Does It Work?

Shiftwave is a nervous system training technology that helps identify imbalances in the nervous system. It does this by using advanced non-invasive algorithms to measure brainwaves, heart rate variability, and skin conductance levels. This data is then analyzed to pinpoint areas of dysfunction within the body. From there, an individualized program is created that focuses on restoring balance and reducing pain throughout the body.

The Benefits of Shiftwave

The most obvious benefit of using Shiftwave is that it can help reduce chronic pain in areas such as your back, neck, or joints. But beyond simply relieving physical pain, many clients have found that using Shiftwave has had an overall positive impact on their mental health as well. The technology provides insight into how stress impacts the body and how each individual reacts to it differently—allowing them to better understand their own bodies and take proactive steps towards leading a healthier lifestyle.

In addition, many people have reported improved sleep patterns after utilizing Shiftwave training sessions; this is because it not only helps identify underlying issues but also addresses them with targeted exercises tailored specifically for each client's needs. Finally, some clients have even found that using Shiftwave has improved their overall performance both at work and in their personal lives due to increased focus and clarity of thought!

At Surrey Neuroplasticity Clinic, we believe everyone deserves to feel healthy and happy—and we’re proud to offer our clients access to Shiftwave’s revolutionary technology. By combining advanced data analysis with personalized exercises tailored for each individual client’s needs, Shiftwave can help unlock a whole new level of wellness for anyone who wants to take control over their health journey! If you’re ready to try out this groundbreaking technology for yourself—or if you just have questions about how it can benefit your life—we invite you to give us a call today!

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Clinical Counselling

Occupational Therapy

Kinesiology

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VIRTUAL SESSIONS ONLY Occupational Therapy has been Zara’s dream career for as long as she can remember. Having graduated from the University of British Columbia with a Masters of Occupational Therapy, and the University of Windsor with Honors in Psychology (focusing on neuroscience), Zara is now committed to patient centered and evidence-based care that is holistic and filled with compassion. She is focused on building strong relationships with her clients; making sure each person knows they are going to receive the best possible care. For her, nothing is more fulfilling than to aide in someone’s recovery journey and witness them develop the skills needed to live their lives more autonomously.

Zara has worked with a variety of ages and populations and has developed a strong skill set in traumatic brain injuries, mental health, chronic pain and concussion. Through her work and volunteering in many remote communities around the world, she has developed a creative, industrious, and culturally sensitive approach to her practice.

At Surrey Neuroplasticity Clinic, Zara works with new technologies for people who have concussion or brain injury – combining them with her occupational therapy knowledge to facilitate return to meaningful activities for her clients.

When she is not practicing Occupational Therapy, Zara can be found adventuring through the mountains, playing music, trying out a new cookie recipe, meditating, crafting and volunteering

VIRTUAL SESSIONS ONLY Occupational Therapy has been Zara’s dream career for as long as she can re... Read More

Mathieu graduated from Simon Fraser University with a BSc in Kinesiology. His practicum allowed him to understand how passionate he was about the profession and motivated him to pursue it. He became Kinesiologist because he wanted a rewarding profession that allowed him to help people in achieving their best lifestyle. His he believes a healthcare professional should give the best possible service while building relationships with clients founded on trust and understanding. His neural rehabilitation classes during his undergrad really sparked his interest and got him excited about neuroplasticity and how it could be used in a rehabilitation program. He is looking forward to aiding in the advancement of new technologies with the Surrey Neuroplasticity Clinic!

Mathieu graduated from Simon Fraser University with a BSc in Kinesiology. His practicum allowed h... Read More

Kevin received his Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from the University of British Columbia (2014) and his Master of Science in Occupational Therapy from McMaster University (2018).

Kevin grew up training as a pianist and drummer and attended Jazz Studies at Capilano University before realizing he wanted to give back to society through health care. He decided to pursue occupational therapy because the profession is all about finding creative solutions to help people engage in meaningful occupations, no matter what the barrier might be, whether it is physical, psychological, and/ or cognitive. Kevin strongly believes in the importance of helping people regain and maintain their independence and is a strong advocate for people affected by invisible impairments, such as symptoms experienced from traumatic brain injuries, mental health challenges, or persistent pain.

Kevin has previous experience working with adults and adolescents living with traumatic brain injuries including program management and direct treatment for early concussion and post-concussion care; mental health challenges such as first episode psychosis, depression, anxiety, and suicidal ideation; occupational rehabilitation; post-stroke recovery; and persistent pain.

In his free time, Kevin can be found going on hikes, runs, playing tennis, or playing music!

Kevin received his Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from the University of British Columbia (2014) ... Read More

Brodie graduated from Douglas College with a Bachelor of Physical Education and Coaching and Kinesiology, with an extended minor in Business Management. His specialty lies within exercise science, performance and physiology. He is a member of the British Columbia Association of Kinesiologists.

Brodie is a strong believer in functional strength, mechanics and process. He brings a blend of science and performance to every client on a rehabilitation or pre-habilitation level. He brings a deep athletic background in hockey, soccer, and strength training as well as experience with clients from all walks of life including children, adults, seniors and NHL’ers. Brodie has experience in the employer services and occupational world, with a focus on physical demands, ergonomics, and return to work, striving towards restoring patients to a comfortable quality of life.

Brodie’s goal with every client is to restore optimal movement patterns, increase functionality, and improve quality of life. He brings a positive mindset and creates a comfortable yet professional environment. In his spare time, he also works with geriatrics on restoring movement and activity.

Brodie graduated from Douglas College with a Bachelor of Physical Education and Coaching and Kine... Read More

Alina completed her master’s degree in Occupational Therapy in Brisbane, Australia. She was a Psychology major and Health Sciences minor in her bachelor’s program at Simon Fraser University. Her treatment style is using evidence-based practice to deliver optimal service while ensuring that clients feel supported throughout their occupational therapy journey. Alina has experience working with children who have speech and/or language impairments, developmental disorders, and intellectual disabilities. She has also worked with adults who have undergone a traumatic brain injury and are experiencing physical, cognitive, functional, and mental health challenges.

In her free time, Alina is in the kitchen since she’s a huge foodie. She also loves playing sports, doing outdoor activities, and marking travel destinations off her bucket list!

Alina completed her master’s degree in Occupational Therapy in Brisbane, Australia. She was a Psy... Read More

Andrew believes that people grow when they are in a state of rest. He strives to create a safe, warm, and sacred space so clients can be heard, understood, and validated in their story. He offers a collaborative approach with his clients in order to find strengths and resources to encounter healing and personal growth, while allowing the client to feel like they have a voice. Andrew firmly believes that no one should feel alone in their struggles, he desires to journey along with them to help them make sense of their painful experiences and steps towards hope.

Andrew completed a MA in Marriage and Family Therapy at ACTS Seminaries, trained to work with individuals, couples, and families. Theories that inform his work are Emotionally Focused Therapy, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Trauma-Informed Approach, and MIndfulness Based Interventions. Andrew enjoys working with those with anxiety, depression, neurodiversed clients, life transitions, injuries, and those who have been impacted by trauma.

On his off time, Andrew enjoys being active playing ice hockey, hiking, biking, and cooking.

Andrew believes that people grow when they are in a state of rest. He strives to create a safe, ... Read More

KATS OFFERS ACUPUNCTURE AND IMS

Kats received her degree in Physical Therapy from the University of British Columbia in 1992. She is certified in Acupuncture from the AFCI (Acupuncture Foundation of Canada Institute) since 2003. She is also certified in trigger point dry needling/IMS. In addition, she has completed advanced courses in Vestibular Rehabilitation and Concussion Management, and is known for her success in treating varied symptoms of vertigo and concussion.

Kats also has extensive experience in the assessment and treatment of various orthopedic conditions, tendinopathies, ICBC, work and sports related injuries as well as chronic pain conditions. Kats is a strong proponent of postural re-education and assessing, correcting and restoring muscle imbalance to allow full return to work, sport, function, or activity.

She believes in building collaborative relationships with her clients to develop individualized treatment plans to realize their full potential and accomplish their rehabilitation goals. In her free time, Kats enjoys outdoor activities, travelling, spending time with her family, and volunteering in her community to improve quality of life.

KATS OFFERS ACUPUNCTURE AND IMS Kats received her degree in Physical Therapy from the University... Read More

VIRTUAL ONLY BOOKINGS Anne-Marie is a registered clinical counsellor with BC’s Association of Clinical Counsellors and graduated with a Master’s degree in Counselling Psychology from UBC. As a former high-performance athlete who has undergone a life-changing injury leaving her with chronic pain, Anne-Marie personally understands the powerful relationship between our physical health and mental health.

Anne-Marie is passionate about helping her clients process their experiences, recognize their own strengths and resiliency, build awareness of patterns of stuckness, tap into their disposition towards growth and change, and cultivate skills that can help to move them towards the changes they aspire to make. She uses an integrative approach in order to best meet the unique needs of each of her clients. This approach is trauma-informed and primarily consists of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Emotionally-Focussed Therapy, and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy. She has worked with a variety of populations with a variety of clinical concerns including: anxiety, depression, chronic pain, injuries, life transitions, body image, relationship issues, and trauma history.

Anne-Marie’s personal philosophy includes an acknowledgement that struggling and suffering are a part of the human experience, but that doors leading to vital living can still open even after others have closed. In her spare time, she loves camping, going for walks in nature, and playing with her swiss shepherd named Tundra.

VIRTUAL ONLY BOOKINGS Anne-Marie is a registered clinical counsellor with BC’s Association of Cli... Read More

Brad was born and raised in Kamloops, BC where he attended Thompson Rivers University and obtained a BSc with a focus in cellular and microbial biology. After working/volunteering in rehab and mental health for a time, he graduated from the Master of Physical Therapy program at the University of British Columbia. Brad strongly believes in a holistic approach to rehabilitation, using a mix of manual therapy, exercise prescription and patient education to help clients achieve their goals. His major area of interest is the musculoskeletal side of physiotherapy, but he is also passionate about vestibular and neuro rehab. In his spare time, Brad enjoys camping, backpacking and skiing.

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