Adam is a physiotherapist and outdoor enthusiast living and working in Squamish.

He completed his Master’s in Physical Therapy at the University of British Columbia in 2014. Following that, he worked in sports and rehabilitation clinics in Vancouver before moving up to Squamish in 2019. He has completed further training in back rehab, running rehab, functional dry needling (IMS), treatment of neck pain, best practice shoulder rehab, management of the functional fitness athlete, clinical bike fitting and orthopedic manual therapy.

Adam has worked with many athletes, and has volunteered his time in charity basketball, boxing and soccer tournaments, and was involved with concussion baseline work with the Canadian Freestyle Ski Team as well as Surrey Minor Lacrosse. He is also a published author of research regarding knee osteoarthritis.

His approach to treatment is specific for the person – using hands-on intervention as needed, movement analysis and retraining, and injury specific exercises. Adam wants to get you back to moving pain free and doing what you love!

When not working, Adam can be found mountain biking, skiing, playing hockey, kayaking and trail running with Penny the dog.

Adam is a physiotherapist and outdoor enthusiast living and working in Squamish. He completed hi... Read More

Sherri is a graduate of The West Coast College of Massage Therapy. Since entering practice in 1996, she has complemented her training with in depth studies in yoga therapy, myofascial release, visceral manipulation, and cranial sacral therapy. She has been able to create a personal style which blends her experience in sports and movement with her knowledge of the human body. Treatments with Sherri reflect her understanding that the body’s structure is interconnected. Changing circumstances force the body to continually adapt both mentally and physically. It’s through this adaptation that restriction of tissues are formed, leading to limitations or painful movement. Through assessment of all of the body’s structures, treatment and patient education, the body can begin to unlock, unwind, and heal itself. Bringing back the state of balance and harmony.

Sherri is a graduate of The West Coast College of Massage Therapy. Since entering practice in 199... Read More