Micheline has been doing research and clinic work in rehabilitation for the past 8 years. She received her physiotherapy degree from UBC, a Masters (M.H.Sc.) degree in Community Health and Epidemiology and a B.Sc. in Nutrition from U of Toronto. Micheline focuses her practice on orthopaedics and sports injuries. She uses manual therapy (Level 3), acupuncture (Level 2), pranic healing (Level 1) and visceral manipulation (Level 1) in her holistic practice. Her interests also include osteopathy, acupressure, postural realignment, myofascial release, energy work, and ergonomics. She has published a number of articles in the area of functional ability in older adults and sports injuries in children.

During off-hours, Micheline may be seen hobbling around in her attempt to train for her second half-marathon, and afterward face-down enjoying a well-deserved massage. She also enjoys doing yoga, reading esoteric novels, and is on a mission to find the “fountain of youth”.

Leanna is a Registered Physiotherapist with a Master’s degree in Physiotherapy from McMaster University and a Bachelor of Science from the University of British Columbia. As part of her studies at McMaster University, Leanna completed the final component of her clinical training in New Zealand. Leanna’s keen interest in orthopaedic sport & work-related injuries were launched by her kiwi physiotherapy experiences. She has worked with a diverse population of clients ranging from professional rugby & netball players to the all too familiar “weekend warrior”.

Leanna’s treatment philosophy combines manual therapy with muscle energy techniques & innovative exercise prescription. Her special interests include: lower back & pelvis dysfunction/malalignment, spinal biomechanics & stability, retraining of aberrant neuromuscular movement patterns, and sport specific muscle re-education.

Jon is a Registered Kinesiologist with the British Columbia Association of Kinesiologists (BCAK) and the Canadian Kinesiology Alliance (CKA). Jon is certified with the National Strength and Conditioning Association as a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) as well as a Certified Exercise Physiologist (CEP) with the Canadian Society for Exercise Physiology (CSEP). In addition, he is certified with the Canadian Red Cross with Emergency First Aid and CPR Level C. He is a graduate from Simon Fraser University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Kinesiology-Cooperative Education. While attending SFU, Jon achieved Dean Honor Roll status and obtained certificates in Health and Fitness Studies and Applied Human Nutrition. While pursuing his degree, Jon attained hands-on experience in different aspects of the fitness industry involving rehabilitation and athletic training.

Jon's athletic history includes competing for the SFU Varsity Track and Field and Cross Country Teams. Jon achieved high recognition as a scholar-athlete, attaining one of the highest GPA's on the Track and Cross Country Teams. He contributed back to the Athletics program at SFU by volunteering as the Track and Cross Country Team's Manager for a year term. This position involved mentoring and providing assistance to new student-athletes.

Jon is responsible for the Active Rehabilitation program at Burnaby Square Orthopaedic and Sports Centre. He specializes in returning ICBC clients back to work, while promoting client independence. He is also in charge of the Personal Training and Strength and Conditioning department. He specializes in all athletic abilities; from helping people lose weight to guiding elite athletes to improved performance. Speed, agility and balance training sessions are also available to athletes or sports teams wanting to step up their level of play. Jon combines strength, speed and agility training and plyometrics to provide the athlete with the conditioning required to meet and surpass the demands required in the sporting arena.

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