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Our focus is providing comprehensive physiotherapy treatment to solve our patient’s individual needs.
We offer a wide variety of services and treatments, ensuring our patients receive the best care possible.
Allan McGavin Sports Medicine Clinic (AMSMC) Physiotherapy is an established and innovative clinic with long standing relationships within the sports medicine community. Our team of experienced therapists is committed to providing you with the highest level of care.
We take a hands-on approach to your rehabilitation and customize a plan for your recovery. Whether you are a recreational athlete or an elite performer, our goal is your safe return to activity as soon as possible.
Founded in 1981 at the University of British Columbia, the AMSMC was the pioneer in the multi-disciplinary treatment of sports injuries. Today, we remain a leading resource in sports medicine through our commitment to professional development and our support of research through the B.C. Sports Medicine Research Foundation. Our therapists are involved with students at UBC as clinical educators and mentors through our association with UBC’s Faculty of Medicine and Schools of Physical Therapy and Kinesiology. We are involved with the education of residents, fellows and practicing physicians and physiotherapists. Our physiotherapists have significant experience working with athletes at the highest levels of competition from provincial and national, to Olympic and professional.
We have a comprehensive approach to patient care. Educating patients about their condition and creating independence are the foundation of our programs and treatment plans. We go beyond alleviating symptoms and focus on understanding and identifying the root cause of the problem. With manual therapy and individualized exercises, we strive to restore function so that our patients are adequately prepared to return to sport while minimizing the risk of re-injury.
Our passion for sports extends beyond just the physical experience. Whether it’s for physical or mental health, the spirit of competition, or for lessons in teamwork and community building – we believe sport can have a profound positive impact on you and your family.
Our team of physiotherapists is involved with athletes in all facets of care, from injury prevention programs and on-field coverage, to post-game recovery and sport injury treatment. We understand what it’s like to be injured and the desire to return to activity and sport.
As a patient at AMSMC, you are in the care of a team of experienced and skilled health care professionals. Through our association with sports medicine physicians and surgeons and our participation in research and continuing education, we strive to ensure that our patients get the best help available. Our open environment clinics and our collaborative approach to rehabilitation nurture a team culture in your sport injury care and rehabilitation.
We offer a wide variety of services and treatments, ensuring our patients receive the best care possible.
Can’t visit us in-person? Virtual Care (telerehabilitation) might be right for you! We are proud to say that we can provide remote healthcare services through your preferred smart device via teleconference. These include, but are not limited to:
We understand that life can be hectic and unpredictable at times. We are here for you and are willing to go above and beyond to ensure that you are receiving the best care possible!
We offer Active Rehabilitation programs which include 1-on-1 sessions with a registered kinesiologist who will provide individualized stretches and exercises to address patient injuries. Our kinesiologist works closely with our physiotherapists to develop a comprehensive exercise program designed to:
Active Rehabilitation is also offered as a service for those who have sustained injuries from a motor vehicle accident. This ICBC Active Rehabilitation is recommended for those who have gone through a course of acute care but require a more active approach to their recovery. The goal of Active Rehabilitation is to help you return to normal function with pain-free movement. This program will provide you with the knowledge you need to continue exercises independently and get back to active living.
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As athletes and active members in the sports community, we understand the impact injuries can have on an athlete’s physical and mental state. Our team of physiotherapists has unparalleled experience working with athletes of all levels, and many have been trained in the highest standard of care through Sport Physiotherapy Canada’s post-graduate program. Our Sport Physiotherapists take a collaborative approach, working directly with coaches, trainers, and athletes to provide pre-season conditioning, training camps, acute injury care, and complete rehabilitation to both individuals and teams.
At Allan McGavin, we believe the foundation of successful rehabilitation is quality patient care and education. Our team of physiotherapists will ensure that you fully understand the scope of your injury, potential causes, how it affects your body, and how to treat it. We’ll also provide advice on how to go about your day-to-day activities and the best approach to returning to your regular sport or activity. Our collaborative approach to patient care ensures that your support network of family, coaches, and other care providers are involved in your rehabilitation process.
Our Registered Kinesiologists offer personal training with a comprehensive exercise program to help you achieve your health and fitness goals. These workouts are tailored to your needs and will optimize results. An integral part of this personal training is education around proper form and body mechanics. Whether you want to lose weight, increase muscle mass, or train for a specific event, our kinesiologists will push you to become the best you can be. Personal training is a great option for those who have difficulty finding the time and motivation to exercise on their own: our kinesiologists will be with you every step of the way.
This personalized strength training program is designed for those looking to fight age-related muscle loss, improve their athletic performance, and reduce their sport injury risk well into their life. For those over 30, current research has shown that this loss in strength and muscle mass can be countered through resistance training. The program focuses on exercises that improve total body strength and power, with specific exercises that help to reduce sport injuries.
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Our kinesiologists have designed a customized ski strength + conditioning program to improve performance and reduce risk of injuries. Whether you’re new to the sport, or an avid elite skier, we are happy to assist, as the program is personalized to your abilities and goals. The evidence-informed program is designed to prepare you for an extended and enhanced ski season. The 6 session program + follow-up includes:
This personalized program is meant to build strength and power of primary lower body muscles used while cycling, recruit and develop stability of the neck and back muscles, and enhance neuromuscular activation of muscles that are active while cycling. The goals of this program are to improve overall cycling performance, prevent common overuse injuries in cycling, and target areas of weakness for each individual. Whether your goals are performance-based, or simply trying to stay healthy while cycling, our Kinesiologists can provide various program options customized to your individual goals and needs!
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The 6 Session Program Includes
Our run club is unique. It is lead by our therapists who have a strong passion for running and keeping themselves and others injury free during training. The leaders wanted to create a club where runners could come together, have fun, and learn about how to get to the starting line injury free and cross the finish line strong. They want to help create a community where people can learn and practice an effective running program. We also call on others in the health and fitness community to share their expertise on running related topics such as nutrition, hydration, footwear, training loads, strength and conditioning, preventing common injuries, etc. Our run club welcomes people of all ability and experience levels, whether you are lacing up your runners for the first time, or trying to beat that personal best. We offer training for 5km, 10km and half marathons.
Many patients turn to orthopedic surgery for the ability to return to sports and recreational activities after an injury. Having both a pre-op and a post-surgical plan is key to your recovery and our therapists will provide pre-operative education, training, and therapeutic exercises to promote optimal results. Over the years, our clinic has established strong relationships with leading orthopedic surgeons and specialists in shoulder, knee, hip, and ankle injuries. Working with your surgeon’s rehabilitation protocols and recommendations, our therapists will determine individualized exercise plans, and any post-surgery bracing or equipment needs to ensure a risk-free return to your sport or activity at the highest level possible.
Common surgeries we deal with include:
Acupuncture is an ancient healing practice rooted in Chinese Medicine wherein fine needles are strategically placed into the skin to encourage natural healing, reduce or relieve pain, and improve function of affected areas of the body. It is often used in conjunction with physiotherapy and massage therapy, and as an alternative to medications.
Many of our physiotherapists are extensively trained and certified in performing acupuncture treatments. Their deep understanding of physiology and the human anatomy can be applied to ensure effective treatment for musculoskeletal injuries. Acupuncture stimulates the body to produce its own pain relieving chemicals called endorphins and improves the body’s energy and biochemical balance. For many patients, acupuncture is very effective in treating a variety of painful disorders, both acute and chronic.
IMS is a dry needling technique that is used to diagnose and treat myofascial pain. During IMS, small filament needles can be inserted either at the epicenter of taut, tender muscle bands (trigger points), or near the spine where the nerve root may have become irritated and supersensitive. Inserting needles deep into dysfunctional muscles may cause a reflex release of the muscle tension which helps reduce pressure on the nerve to alleviate pain and dysfunction. IMS relies heavily on a thorough physical examination of the patient by a certified practitioner.
Our therapists are experienced using a wide variety of tape products and techniques. Athletic tape is often used to restrict mobility to prevent further tissue damage and allow the muscles, ligaments and joints to heal. K-tape is a flexible tape that when applied appropriately can facilitate muscle activity, improve proprioception, and reduce pain. Based on your individual needs, taping may be used as part of your physiotherapy treatment.
At Allan McGavin Sports Clinic, massage therapy is performed by a Registered Massage Therapist (RMT) using a variety of hands-on techniques in order to alleviate pain, improve mobility, and promote rehabilitation. Prior to prescribing treatment, your massage therapist will conduct a comprehensive assessment and diagnosis of your musculoskeletal injuries. Target tissues for massage therapy may include muscles, tendons, ligaments, skin, joints, or other connective tissue, as well as lymphatic vessels and/or gastrointestinal organs. If necessary, your RMT may prescribe an integrated approach with our team of physiotherapists in order to promote a complete recovery and successful return to your sport or activity.
We have experienced physiotherapists that can perform a customized bike fit to increase performance and reduce discomfort while cycling. The fitting begins off the bike with an initial assessment of mobility, alignment, and leg length. Your physiotherapist will then conduct a riding posture and biomechanical assessment with you on the bike before making any adjustments or recommendations to the five contact points – cleats (2), seat, and handlebars (2). The result is optimal biomechanical positioning with a bike fit that works with your body to improve comfort, reduce your risk of injury, and enhances your performance.
Extracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy (ESWT) is a non-invasive treatment that is scientifically proven to provide safe and highly effective treatment to specific conditions. It involves the application of high energy acoustic waves to targeted areas of the body, which helps stimulate blood flow, reduce inflammation, and encourage tissue regeneration. Our clinic uses the Swiss Dolorclast machine which research has shown to deliver more energy density that competing devices and can be effective in as little as 1-3 treatments.
ESWT is commonly used to effectively treat conditions such as plantar fasciitis, tennis/golfers elbow, rotator cuff tendinopathies, Achilles tendonosis, patellar tendinopathies, calcific shoulder, and other soft tissue injuries. The therapy is generally well-tolerated, with minimal downtime, making it a popular choice for patients seeking alternative options to surgery or medication.
Manual Therapy involves a variety of specialized, hands on techniques administered by a physiotherapist. During joint mobilization, a therapist uses a specific technique applied to a spinal or peripheral joint in order to restore mobility. Soft tissue techniques utilize graded pressure directed at muscles, tendons, ligaments, fascia, and nerves in order to improve flexibility and normalize function. In combination with other treatments, manual therapy can help relieve your pain and improve the quality of your movement.
Running can be risky business when it comes to overuse injuries. Each year, more than 50% of runners will be sidelined with an injury. Whether you’re looking to get back to pounding the pavement after injury, improve your performance, or stay injury-free, our comprehensive running analysis will help decrease your risk of running injuries and improve your running performance. The 60 minute session will include the following:
Running Assessments are conducted by Physiotherapists Julian Cooper and Alex Carrod who have completed a training course with the Running Clinic and are avid runners themselves.
As a dancer, proper management of both acute and chronic injuries is paramount to being able to perform at your peak. Helping to optimize your training and performance experiences is our primary goal using a wealth of treatment options based on current research and best practices. We will conduct a thorough review of the style of dance, past history and your goals as a dancer, to determine the unique challenges imposed on your body.
Services offered include:
The AMSMC at the Plaza is conveniently located within minutes of downtown major performing arts venues, training centres and academies. Our facility boasts a large gym area with mirrors, up to date equipment, wooden floor and ballet barre that allows for thorough evaluation and treatment of all injuries. Whether you are a pre-professional dancer, independent artist, choreographer or professional dancer, AMSMC is equipped to help you achieve your goals.
Physiotherapy is a healthcare profession dedicated to working with people to identify and maximize their ability to move and function throughout their lifespan. Specifically, physiotherapists can improve clients’ quality of life by:
Physiotherapy is anchored in movement sciences and aims to enhance or restore function of multiple body systems. The profession is committed to health, lifestyle and quality of life. This holistic approach incorporates a broad range of physical and physiological therapeutic interventions and aids.
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Our experienced therapists are dedicated to ongoing professional development and community involvement. We are proud of our team and the clinical skills and innovation they will bring to your rehabilitation.
Amy is a strong advocate for an active lifestyle and believes that anyone is capable of achieving lifelong physical activity, from experienced movers to those new to physical activity. Amy’s priority as a kinesiologist is providing truly client-centered care. She supports her clients through their wellness journeys by working collaboratively with clients and their care providers to create exercise programs tailored to each individual and their own unique goals..
Alex enjoys working with clients of all ages and demographics. His specific interests are sport injuries, surgical rehabilitation, as well as chronic pain management.
Alex has had extensive experience working with shoulder injuries, ACL and other knee injuries as well as foot and ankle injuries. Alex is dedicated to using his expertise in the field of physiotherapy to help his patients achieve their fitness and mobility goals.
Aliana has a passion for strength training, active rehabilitation and sports injuries. She will work with you to design personalized exercise programs to meet your unique needs, including strength training protocols. Aliana believes in building strong relationships with clients, fostering trust and open communication. She is dedicated to helping clients achieve their health, fitness, and strength goals.
Clinic assistant for SFU Sports Medicine Clinic (2022)
Team trainer for SFU Women’s soccer team (2022)
Alinah is a lifelong learner and has completed several studies in Alberta and BC related to massage therapy. She provides various techniques including deep tissue, myofascial release, and trigger point release and has treated a wide range of ailments from sports-related injuries to motor vehicle accident injuries, postural imbalances, chronic conditions and other specific injuries.
It is her ambition to decrease your pain and help you get back to your daily activities through her continuing knowledge and hands on experience.
Soccer, Hiking, Golf, Tennis
Andrea uses her background in sport and exercise to customize rehabilitation plans to help client remain active, using a combination of exercise and manual therapy. She has an interest in treating hips, knees and foot/ankle conditions. Andrea also enjoys working clients with osteoarthritis.
Andrea enjoys working with Soccer, Rugby and Field Hockey
Andrea specializes in the management of sports injuries, and with three small children has developed an interest in care of the active pregnant and post-natal client.
Cycling (cross-country and road), running, golf, gymnastics and downhill skiing.
Cathy specializes in working with dancers, musicians, and other performing artists, using manual therapy and exercise prescription for the rehabilitation of acute and chronic injuries.
Aquatic sports, long-distance running, tennis, golf, and general fitness.
Daana has specific interest and a high success rate in treating patients with:
Daana has extensive clinical, educational and research experience.
Daana worked as a University Professor and Adjunct Professor in her home country and Canada (University of Alberta)
Daana and her team published numerous research articles about ACL Injury, Anterior knee pain (Patellofemoral Pain), Ankle Injuries, Knee Osteoarthritis, etc.
Basketball, Mountain Climbing, Cycling, and Hiking
Dallas enjoys working with all demographics and ages. Dallas uses both manual therapy and exercise to help improve function. He has special interest in running related injuries (road and trail), ACL rehab, and shoulder rehabilitation.
Running, cycling, soccer, snowboarding, backpacking
UBC Varsity Athletics 2021-2022
Harry Jerome Classic 2023
Summerfast 10km 2023
Dan uses a variety of manual therapy, dry needling, and exercise-based techniques—merging his passion for strength and conditioning into his physiotherapy practice. He loves working with all kinds of athletes including golfers, swimmers, bodybuilders, and weightlifters. As a father of two young toddlers he also recognizes the unique physical challenges that come with being a parent. He has a special interest in shoulder, hip, and knee rehabilitation.
Golf, CrossFit, weightlifting, water polo (Vancouver senior, varsity, provincial, and Junior National teams)
Sports related, lumbopelvic, core stability, and lower extremity conditions, including post-operative and recurrent injuries. On-field and return to play rehabilitation. Prehab and movement development.
Soccer, Cycling, Tennis, Hiking/Running
Dr. Hunsberger focuses on musculoskeletal conditions, primarily soft tissue injuries and joint dysfunction. He combines Chiropractic, ART®, Shockwave and Laser Therapy along with specific rehabilitation exercises to help people overcome their dysfunctional movement patterns.
Vancouver Endurance Triathlon Club
Varsity athletes in tennis, volleyball, golf, rugby, downhill skiing, hockey, and football
Professional and club level tennis players, golf professionals, and mixed martial arts athletes.
Tyler graduated from Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania on a four-year tennis scholarship where he was a scholar athlete and captained the team to four straight NCAA National Championship appearances. Tyler enjoys playing hockey, tennis, skiing, mountain biking, surfing and golf.
Dylan enjoys working with athletes and active individuals. He has a interest in sport-related injuries such as ligament sprains and muscle strains. His active approach to treatments is designed to help patients return back to a functional and pain-free lifestyle.
Book with Dylan at our University Services Building Location
Erin strongly believes in the importance of lifelong movement and enjoys working with clients across all ages and stages. Whether returning to sport or activity, her treatment approach combines education, manual therapy, exercise prescription, and client collaboration to create an individualized and comprehensive recovery plan. Erin has a special interest in injury prevention in youth sports and has clinical experience working with clients recovering from neurological injury.
Flixzl is passionate about sports rehabilitation, stretching, and deep tissue massages. He loves working with clients who want to improve their daily life and getting back into their sport.
VNDL Jiujitsu, wrestling coach, highschool football, weightlifting (body building and power lifting), other forms of mixed martial arts (muay thai, boxing, kickboxing)
Greg has a special interest in in working with athletic populations, in particular soccer and CrossFit athletes. Greg has taken continued education training in concussion management, pre and post-operative, mid-stage, and return to play management in ACL injuries. As well as obtaining his Sports Certificate from Sports Physiotherapy Canada.
Book with Greg at our University Services Building Location
Heather has a special interest in shoulder and neck rehabilitation.
Soccer, running, basketball, yoga and golf.
Ivan takes a multidisciplinary approach with his colleagues in providing your care. Having gone through several sport-related injuries himself, Ivan is passionate with his soft tissue massage on the musculoskeletal system.
BMO Marathon: Post Race Recovery Massage
Jared has a particular interest in sports injuries, trigger point therapy and deep tissue massage. He enjoys working with diverse groups of clientele in order to reduce their fascial restrictions and postural dysfunctions.
Harry Jerome International Track Classic
Mel Zajac International Swim Meet
Vanier Park Cyclocross (2017)
MEC Metro Vancouver Trail/Road Running Series (2017-present)
AAA Junior Varsity Football – Carson Graham Eagles (2017-present)
Vancouver Metro League soccer, and various forms of mixed martial arts (muay thai kickboxing, Brazilian ju-jitsu, boxing & wrestling).
Special interest in sports injuries and specializes in shoulders and spinal conditions
Ice hockey and baseball, Commissioner of AMSMC – Physio Hockey Pool
Julian takes an interest in lower limb injuries (especially knees and ankles) and specializes in treating running injuries related to overuse.
Long-distance running (Top 15 finisher Seattle Marathon), rugby, soccer, tennis, floor hockey, golf, beach volleyball, and skateboarding.
Diploma of Massage Therapy
Laszlo is extremely passionate and committed to minimizing pain and discomfort, while improving function and quality of life of his patients through massage therapy.
He’s taken additional courses in deep tissue, myofascial, neuro-muscular therapy, muscle energy, trigger point work, and end range loading.
Swimming, canoeing, hiking, weightlifting.
Lauren uses a combination of manual therapy, dry needling and exercise prescription, with the goal of optimizing movement patterns and preventing further injury.
She has a special interest in shoulder and lower extremity rehabilitation due to her experience in swimming, running and biking.
Swimming CIS University National finalist, running, surfing, tennis, hiking and skiing.
Makenna has special interest in concussion and vestibular management as well as lower body injuries including the hip, knee, and ankle. Makenna enjoys working with a variety of populations including athletes returning to sport, active individuals, and older adults. She focuses on collaborating with clients by providing appropriate manual therapy, exercise therapy, and education related to their specific goals.
NCAA Division 1 Field Hockey
Weightlifting, running, biking, surfing, wakeboarding, golf, soccer, volleyball, softball, snowboarding
Marcus is a compassionate person with a well-rounded, patient-centred approach to Physiotherapy. He has had experience over a diverse group of clinical settings from Olympic level athletes to everyday office workers and has gained a tremendous appreciation for the unique nature of each individual’s perspectives in regard to their pain, rehabilitation goals, and path to recovery. Marcus is passionate about meeting the rehabilitation needs of every individual through a combination of techniques such as manual treatment, IMS, and functional + progressive exercise. Marcus has extensive experience working with patients with chronic and acute lower back pain and takes special interest in helping those grappling with their back issues.
Book with Marcus at our University Services Building Location
Matt enjoys working with a wide range of clients, from everyday individuals to UBC athletes, in order to improve movement and recover from various injuries. His interests revolve around biomechanics and the idea of exercise as medicine. Through guided discovery and education, Matt’s approach is designed to help each client feel confident in their movement.
Hockey, rugby, and soccer
Midori has special interest and expertise in treating the neck and back, and injuries related to cycling, running, soccer and racket sports. Midori also provides bike fits (to book call our Plaza of Nations location).
Midori enjoys running, cycling, swimming and hiking. She grew up playing competitive soccer (multiple provincial championships) and badminton (top 10 singles and mixed doubles ranking in B.C.), and more recently has completed a few triathlons (Ironman Canada in 2019).
Natalie believes in the combination of manual therapy, education and focussed exercise prescription to help patients decrease their pain and get back to doing what they love. She has experience as a kinesiologist in both orthopaedic and neurological populations, and as such is keen to work with a wide array of patient populations.
Natalie grew up on the North Shore and has always loved being active in the great outdoors. Growing up she played competitive soccer and volleyball, and in more recent years, has enjoyed being active through her time hiking, running, cycling and skiing.
Nathan has a special interest in working with post-operative and athletic populations, as well as anyone pursuing a specific fitness related goal. More specifically, he specializes in working with runners, soccer/hockey players, and lower extremity injuries such as ACL rehab. He has also completed training in spinal manipulation, dry needling and is pursuing sport physiotherapy certification.
University of Lethbridge Men’s Soccer, Grizzly Ultramarathon, Finlayson Arm 50k & Diez Vista 50k
Nick enjoys working on all sorts of clients, ranging from everyday individuals to elite athletes, in order to optimize recovery as well as helping develop healthier lifestyle choices. Nick believes that excercise is the best medicine and encourages people to take action. Through continued education, Nick’s approach is designed to help each client move better, and feel better.
Football, Soccer, Ball Hockey, Basketball, Weightlifting, Running
Ron specializes in shoulder rehabilitation and re-education for overhead injuries related to swimming, baseball, volleyball, and racket sports.
Ice hockey, sport fishing.
Ryan has a special interest in endurance sports, the poromandibular joint disorders, and knee injuries.
Triathlon (IRONMAN Canada x 2), ultra distance running, hiking, weight-lifting , & snowboarding.
Scott has a special interest in sports injuries and specializes in conditions of the foot and ankle, as well as lower extremity biomechanics.
Soccer, cycling and golf
Sheldon has a special interest in sports physiotherapy/sports related injuries, as well as neck, shoulder, back and hip pathology.
Hockey, soccer, tennis, golf, snowboarding, cycling, hiking/running, recreational triathlete.
Teri-Lynn is a manual therapist with a particular interest in treating sports. She enjoys treating adolescent soccer players, middle age athletes of all sorts as well as ACL injuries. Teri-Lynn is an experienced problem-solver combining assessment, manual therapy and exercise. She enjoys working collaboratively with her patients and sports medicine physicians to solve challenging injuries. Teri-Lynn believes strongly in activety throughout the lifespan and works hard to enable this in her clients.
Thomas’ professional special interests lie in everything sports physical therapy. His current professional interests are ACL rehab, overhead throwing athletes and anything return to sport/play. Further, Thomas has a keen interest in how his patients and athletes move. This has led him to conducting research using force plate technology to get a better understanding of how his patients and athletes produce and accept ground reaction forces.
Collegiate baseball player, ice hockey, volleyball, basketball, rugby, weightlifting, and track and field.
Zack’s background in football has given him a special interest in treating athletes in contact sport and those recovering from concussion and vestibular related conditions. He also has a passion for helping clients living with persistent pain, and enjoys treating those with lower back, shoulder, and other upper extremity conditions. Zack uses a holistic approach, combining exercise, education, and manual therapy to empower his clients to get back to doing the things they love.
Zenya’s special interest is in treating back, hip/groin, and lower body injuries. He also performs custom bike fits to ensure optimal comfort, performance, and prevention of injuries.
Junior A Ice Hockey, Cat 3 Road Cycling, BC Triathlons, and 10 km Bay Challenge Solo Swim.
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Vancouver, BC, V6B 5E7
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We would like to respectfully acknowledge our clinic is located on the unceded territory of the Coast Salish Peoples, including the traditional and ancestral territories of the xwməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish), Stó:lō and Səl̓ílwətaʔ/Selilwitulh (Tsleil- Waututh) Nations.