Jessica received her Bachelor of Kinesiology (B.Kin) from Simon Fraser University in Spring 2022, and is currently a practicing member of the British Columbia Association of Kinesiologists (BCAK).
Jessica started powerlifting in 2019 and has competed and placed in IPF-sanctioned powerlifting events. Powerlifting is a strength sport where the goal is to lift the heaviest weight in the barbell squat, bench, and deadlift. She enjoys powerlifting due to it being an individual sport where you focus on being stronger than you were previously. This internal drive for self-improvement is rewarding for her.
Jessica’s specialty is in strength training, and she has worked with various clients in a gym setting as a certified personal trainer. She enjoys coaching people on lifting safely with correct technique, while gaining confidence inside and outside the gym.
As a kinesiologist, Jessica has helped patients rehabilitate through a wide variety of musculoskeletal injuries, whether they be sustained through motor vehicle accidents, workplace accidents, sports, or activities of daily life. She can also speak Mandarin, allowing her to connect to a greater number of patients.
Outside of the clinic, Jessica enjoys working out in the gym, walking her dogs, and doing martial arts. She practices Choy Lee Fut, a southern style of kung fu. She is also very involved in lion dancing and dragon dancing around Chinatown, and has recently gotten into Brazilian Jiu Jitsu as well.
Jessica received her Bachelor of Kinesiology (B.Kin) from Simon Fraser University in Spring 2022,...
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Jackson’s first degree was a Bachelor’s of Kinesiology from the University of British Columbia. He spent time at Kerrisdale Physiotherapy and Aquarius Physiotherapy as a Kinesiologist creating exercise based rehabilitation programs and assisted many ICBC and WCB patients.
Inspired by the physiotherapists he worked alongside, Jackson returned to UBC and furthered his education by obtaining a Master of Physical Therapy degree. Jackson’s specialty is in varied sports injuries and post op rehabilitation patients.
For the past 8 years, Jackson has coached high level high school and club volleyball. This experience has exposed him to numerous sports injuries, further enriching his understanding of the challenges athletes face. Naturally, Jackson’s special areas of interest are working with athletes with acute or chronic shoulder, knee, and ankle injuries. He does all he can to help them safely return to the activities they love.
Beyond the clinic, Jackson leads an active lifestyle, participating in volleyball, pickleball, skiing/snowboarding, and engaging in regular strength training. Jackson is passionate about helping clients achieve their wellness goals, offering personalized care and guidance on their journey to improved health. You can book in with him today to begin your path to recovery and well-being.
Jackson’s first degree was a Bachelor’s of Kinesiology from the University of British Columbia. ...
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Justin Shing, B. Kin, MPT, received a degree in Kinesiology in 2012 from Simon Fraser University. After this, he worked as a kinesiologist and created programs that targeted musculoskeletal injuries and neurological disorders. In 2017, he received his Master of Physiotherapy degree in Australia, at the University of Sydney. There, he worked at a rapid-paced sports physiotherapy clinic and a rehabilitation hospital. Consequently, he gained extensive experience working with other healthcare professionals, such as surgeons, rheumatologists, chiropractors, and massage therapists.
Over the past seven years that Justin has been practicing physiotherapy, his patients have included many with sports-related injuries and motor vehicle injuries. He has also rehabilitated post-surgical patients and helped people with chronic back and neck pain reach their recovery goals.
Justin believes that each patient is unique and needs their care customized to their individual needs. He carefully assesses patients to determine the appropriate treatment plan for them, involving his expertise with manual therapy, therapeutic exercises, dry needling (IMS), and other modalities. After your initial visit with him, you shall better understand your injury and how physiotherapy will help you get back to the activities most important to you.
Some of Justin’s favourite activities are volleyball, ultimate frisbee, and strength training. Due to leading such an active lifestyle, he has over the years suffered many injuries himself. He knows from experience how effective physiotherapy can be in terms of recovery as well as preventing future injuries.
Unrelated to physiotherapy, Justin particularly enjoys scouring the Lower Mainland for good coffee.
Justin Shing, B. Kin, MPT, received a degree in Kinesiology in 2012 from Simon Fraser University....
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