Josh completed his Master of Physical Therapy degree at the University of British Columbia after completing his Bachelor of Kinesiology degree at the University of the Fraser Valley. Growing up in the valley, he has a passion for serving within his community. Currently, he is on UBC’s Master of Physical Therapy advisory committee for the new Fraser Valley cohort.

Josh believes in a well-rounded approach to physiotherapy which includes movement, education, and collaboration in order to achieve the best long term outcomes for his patients.

He believes that empowering his patients to be involved in their care is the cornerstone of a successful therapeutic relationship.

Josh’s experience includes working with a wide variety of patients across all ages, with various musculoskeletal, cardiorespiratory, and neurological conditions. When he’s not in the clinic, Josh can be found on the basketball court, or out in the community exploring new restaurants in the never-ending search to find the best pizza this province has to offer.

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Katy is Cascade’s very own kinesiologist and Certified Athletic Therapist. She is both members of the BC association of Kinesiologist’s and Canadian Athletic Therapy Association. She received her Bachelors of Kinesiology right here in the Fraser Valley. Knowing that she would later study athletic therapy, Katy immersed herself in UFV’s Cascades athletic training program where she studied under UFV’s Head Athletic Therapist. assisting in travelling with the Cascades. Itching to maximize her rehabilitation and therapy techniques, Katy entered into MRU’s renowned Athletic Therapy program competing with only 11 other post graduate students across Canada. During that time she was able to hound in on her sport- specific training and rehabilitation skills travelling across Canada with The University of Calgary’s nationally ranked Dino’s Mens basketball team. Learning in-season and off-season conditioning in a team dynamic with extra help and special thanks to Dan Vanhooren and Former NHL Calgary Flames strength and conditioning coach, Rich Hesketh; Katy is able to provide specific training for athletes who want further than just the basic therapy care. Studying her passion for elite level therapy spanning over 8 years, Katy established her reputation by providing instrument assisted soft tissue release using Graston technique and offering tailored rehabilitation programs.

Katy believes that every-BODY has their own vehicle for personal and physical growth. Rehabilitating with Katy means client’s will elevate by learning therapeutic strategies, and adopting what it means to be at the top of their game. She is switched on to growing and achieving results so that clients can feel safe returning to sport, work and daily living activities.

Positive culture, holistic health and good vibes are all vital in Katy’s practice but not without education, high performance, and team effort.

Independently, Katy is proud to have served as a POC firefighter in Chilliwack for over 5 years. She is passionate about sport, tactical performance, animals and the outdoors.

Katy covers our exercise rehabilitation and prescription; strength and conditioning and sport specific training, concussion rehabilitation; acute and chronic injury management, post-operative rehabilitation and instrument assisted soft tissue release. She works with a variety of patients from 12-85 years of age. You can expect a thorough assessment with Katy, answered questions and sessions under a dim light with music according to your mood.

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Frankie completed his Master of Physical Therapy (MPT) degree at the University of British Columbia, following the completion of his Bachelor of Kinesiology (B.Kin) degree at the University of the Fraser Valley.

Prior to becoming a Physiotherapist, Frankie worked as a Certified Personal Trainer (NSCA-CPT) and Powerlifting Coach in the Chilliwack community over the course of 6 years, building an extensive knowledge base in the Strength & Conditioning field.

Frankie believes in a patient-centered, evidence based approach to clinical practice, utilizing a variety of methods including education and movement-based treatment. He believes strongly in providing tools and guidance to patients for self-management in order to get them back to doing what they love.

When he’s not in the clinic, Frankie can be found engaging in a range of activities including weightlifting, hiking, biking, running, and snowboarding in the winter months.

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Rob completed his BSc (Hons) in Physiotherapy at Coventry University (UK) in 1996 and later completed his Post-Graduate MSc in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy. He began working in the National Health Service in 1996 and worked at several large Hospitals within the West Midlands region of England. The entirety of his work was within the field of musculoskeletal Physiotherapy. He eventually progressed to attain the role of Clinical Specialist and Extended Scope Physiotherapist prior to leaving the the UK.

Rob has extensive experience and knowledge in a wide variety of musculoskeletal conditions. He enjoys treating individuals from all walks of life with different complaints; from Weekend Warriors to the individual who wishes simply to be able to walk their Dog. Rob has always enjoyed the interpersonal aspect of his work and enjoys working today as much as he did 25 years ago (but admits to having more wrinkles and having much less hair now)

Rob believes in the importance of a good initial assessment and diagnosis. He believes it important that the individual understands their problem and the aim of the treatment. He strives to empower the patient/client to adopt an active part in their rehabilitation and incorporates specific home exercise/advice as much as possible. Alongside this, he also incorporates hands-on work and IMS/Dry Needling where indicated.

Rob is the proud father of 3 Boys. In his spare time, Rob confesses to being a Gym Rat and is a passionate Hiker, and regularly explores the many trails and old logging roads in the Fraser Valley (he has a particular interest in complaints related to these activities).

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Chris graduated from the University of British Columbia (UBC) with his Master’s Degree of Physiotherapy in 2015.

Prior to becoming a Physiotherapist, Chris completed his Bachelor Degree of Kinesiology at the University of the Fraser Valley, and briefly worked as a Kinesiologist, developing exercise programs for specific injuries, as well as working in work-injury related programs.

He also completed his Certified Personal Training Certificate (CSEP-CPT) while studying Kinesiology. Since Graduating from UBC, Chris has been pursuing continuing education with the Canadian Academy of Manipulative Physiotherapy (CAMPT), focusing on manual and exercise based therapy. He has also taken a special interest in Functional Dry Needling (FDN), and how it can be used in adjunct with specific exercises to decrease pain and restore function. He has recently completed his Level 2 Dry Needling Certificate with Kinetacore.

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