Dikla’s treatment philosophy of client empowerment through education, body awareness, and customized rehabilitation exercise has led her to her interest in pelvic health. Drawing on over a decade of experience in an orthopaedic clinical setting, she brings a client centred, whole-body, hands-on therapy approach. This approach draws from her depth of knowledge in anatomy and physiology and her breadth and depth of experience in private practice.

Dikla has been a practicing physiotherapist in Vancouver for over 10 years. She holds a Masters degree in Physical Therapy from Queen’s University (2008), a Bachelor of Human Kinetics (Exercise Science) from UBC (2005), and is a Certified Gunn Intramuscular Stimulation practitioner (CGIMS). She has additional training in male and female pelvic floor dysfunction including incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse, painful intercourse, perinatal low back and pelvic pain, and abdominal separation, as well as certifications in advanced orthopaedic manual therapy and manipulation therapy.

Dikla lives in Vancouver with her husband and two daughters. Outside of work, you can find them on various adventures throughout the lower mainland.

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Please note that Suzanne will be away from September 11th to 25th . 2023

Suzanne obtained her Masters of Physical Therapy from UBC, after completing her Bachelor of Science (Honors) from Queen’s University. While completing her undergraduate degree she specialized in Neuroscience. Her interest in neurology grew through her continued education, while her interest in rehabilitation was a result of her love of sports and growing up playing volleyball. This passion continues in her practice as a physiotherapist, working with BC Rugby and with local Rugby clubs.

Suzanne is currently pursuing her Diploma of Advanced Orthopaedic Manual and Manipulative Therapy. She has also taken multiple courses for the treatment of vestibular disorders and concussions, including Shift Concussion Management Level 1. She has experience treating people of varying ages and injuries from young athletes to those with neurological conditions.

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After receiving his Kinesiology degree from Western University, Taylor completed the Master of Science in Physical Therapy program at the University of Toronto. Since graduating, Taylor has worked diligently on refining his practice through continuing education. This includes the completion of up to Level 3 of the Advanced Integrated Musculoskeletal (AIM) Physiotherapy Program and becoming certified to perform intramuscular stimulation (IMS).

As a patient-centred physiotherapist, Taylor works closely with each of his patients to provide an individualized approach that will assist them in reaching their goals, whatever they may be. He incorporates a combination of exercise, patient education, manual therapy, and IMS into his treatment approach depending on what is best suited for the person in front of him.

From a young age, Taylor loved playing a variety of sports, his primary sport being basketball, and he has maintained an active lifestyle ever since. His continuous engagement with sport and movement throughout his life has shown him firsthand the immense benefit that physical activity has to offer for both physical and mental well-being. Along the way, he’s also experienced how pain and injury can negatively impact these things as well. This experience has made Taylor passionate about helping people of all levels of physical ability be able to participate in the activities that are meaningful to their own well-being.

Outside of the clinic, you might find him outside enjoying nature, playing sports such as basketball and squash, or just relaxing at home with a good book.

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Allison completed her education at the University of British Columbia’s Vancouver campus, where she obtained a Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Biology, Bachelor of Kinesiology (Bkin) and Master in Physical Therapy (MPT). Allison holds her Level 1 Orthopedic Manual Therapy certification and has advanced training in the assessment and treatment of pelvic floor dysfunction (urinary/bowel control, pelvic organ prolapse, painful intercourse, abdominal separation, low back pain/pelvic girdle pain, and prostate cancer/prostate removal) as well as STOTT rehab mathwork and reformer clinical pilates.

Allison is especially passionate about treating painful intercourse and helping women return to physical activity postnatally.

Her goal as a physiotherapist is to empower clients by giving them the education and tools needed to manage their condition independently overtime with confidence and success!

You can also find Allison once a week at VGH working in Vulvar Pain Assessment Clinic (BC Centre for Vulvar Health).

When Allison isn’t at work, she enjoys running, camping, and team sports.

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Erin completed a Bachelors degree in Physiology and Pharmacology and a Masters degree in Physiotherapy in her hometown at the University of Saskatchewan. She holds further certification in IMS dry needling as well as concussion and vestibular rehabilitation. Erin has worked as a physiotherapist with various sports teams, including football and soccer, and is currently the physiotherapist for the Canadian National Snowboard team. Erin is passionate about getting people back to doing the things they love. She has a special interest in ACL rehabilitation and working with the adolescent population. When not treating patients, you can find Erin outdoors biking, running, hiking, snowboarding, surfing or travelling.

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Please note that Michelle is not taking any ICBC clients.

Michelle obtained her bachelor of physical education and coaching at Douglas College in 2009. Michelle was a competitive figure skater growing up and continued her passion working with Team Canada skating athletes on and off the ice.

Michelle has worked in a variety of rehabilitation and athletic settings. She has taken many courses in corrective exercise, chronic pain management and neuromuscular stability.

Outside of work Michelle enjoys hiking, cycling, jogging, skiing, volleyball and tennis.

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Brent is the founder and co-owner of Envision Physiotherapy. He has university degrees in both Human Kinetics and Physiotherapy as well as extensive post graduate training. Brent’s primary methods of treatment are IMS, movement training and manual therapy. He spends time teaching people about their bodies so they understand the root cause of their problem and what they need to do to prevent a recurrence. Clients are able to review Brent’s advice and exercises at home on his interactive video based website WhyThingsHurt.com. Brent treats people of all ages and abilities at Envision Physiotherapy, but has extensive experience working with golfers and tennis players. He spent two years working almost exclusively with golfers including specialized training with Body Balance for Performance in the States. He then moved on to work with world respected physiotherapist Diane Lee for two years where he gained invaluable experience treating resistant pain problems, and pelvic/low back issues. Brent has had the chance to be the physio for the Cirque De Soleil, top tennis and golf pros, as well as teach workshops for Pilates instructors and UBC medical students. He has been a lifelong athlete in soccer, rugby, water skiing, wakeboarding and any other sport that was available to him at the time. His sport of choice currently is being a dad to three young kids.

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Harry is co-owner of Envision Physiotherapy. Currently he splits his clinical time between the two Envision offices. Harry, like all Envision physiotherapists, has had extensive post graduate training. He spent three years as the therapist for the Canadian Men’s Technical ski team, and has been a part of the medical team for the 2006 and 2010 winter Olympics. Harry’s primary methods of treatment are manual therapy, IMS and exercise. He recently completed the Discover Physio Series (by Diane & Linda-Joy Lee) and has incorporated the Integrated Systems Model into his practice. Through his training and experience traveling with teams, Harry has developed critical assessment and treatment skills worthy of our national and Olympic level athletes. At Envision Physiotherapy he works with clients of all ages and abilities. Harry has also built a free online exercise database, physiohub.com. He is currently an instructor for Sport Physiotherapy Canada and the Canadian Red Cross, and teaches other sport physiotherapists, athletic trainers and medical students. Harry grew up playing squash competitively. Now, when not in the clinic, Harry’s sporting activities include skiing, taekwondo, muay thai and trail running.

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If you would like to book in with Marlis, please call the South Granville location at 604 737-7309.

Marlis comes to us with a wealth of experience, knowledge and energy. She is fully certified in all Pilates equipment and repertoire, and has been teaching for more than 15 years.

Marlis was introduced to Pilates as a 13-year-old dancer and studied Interdisciplinary Arts at SFU. She continued to pursue a successful professional dance career in Toronto, studying under some of the great masters of dance, Pilates, and movement therapists.

As a teacher, Marlis keeps her studies relevant with the most current innovations and body sciences, incorporating PNF, DMS, cross chain training and fascial studies, with a particular focus on functional movement. With a deep understanding of physiology, Pilates, and an intuitive flair for playfulness, she offers a truly unique approach in her practice. Marlis focuses on simple, practical solutions for improved mobility in your day-to-day activities, whether it’s standing in line at the grocery store or the best way to approach stairs, chairs and automobiles.

“Having suffered my own serious back injury, Pilates has given me the tools to assist others through the injury and recovery process at every stage of the journey”. This passion led her to study rehabilitation through various schools and courses over the years including, ‘Rehab Through Pilates’ from ‘Core Basics’ Centre D’Osteopathie et du Pilates 2009. This deeply informed her teaching practice and it’s evidenced in her intuitive ability to work with the body. She believes that Pilates is a valuable form of therapy often lost in the fitness category.

“I am grateful that I have been successful in assisting so many people in their exploration toward better movement, health, healing and a more balanced life. I teach because of the powerful restorative and versatile healing properties of Pilates. Pilates is the most adaptable form of movement, exercise and therapy for all ages, stages and changes in life. I teach because ‘I Believe’!”

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