Born and raised in Chilliwack, BC, Antonio’s passion for health and fitness arose from his extensive sport history; competing at high levels for the majority of his life as a soccer goalkeeper. He has also competed in other sports such as traditional Shido-Kan Karate and Rugby to name a few. In 2015 Antonio graduated with a Bachelor’s of Kinesiology degree from the University of the Fraser Valley and has worked ever since as a Kinesiologist in good standing with British Columbia Association of Kinesiologists throughout the Fraser Valley and the Greater Vancouver Area focusing primarily on Active Rehabilitation. Here his focus has been bringing patients back to normal function and improving their quality of life through detailed assessments and individualized program plans.

To be a more effective practitioner for his patients, Antonio graduated from Vancouver College of Massage Therapy completing their rigorous 20 month, 3000 hour program in the top of his class and being recognized on the Dean’s List in December of 2019. Since graduating, Antonio has worked with patients with various injuries and conditions which include but are not limited to those with Alzheimer’s/dementia, spinal trauma, strains/sprains, chronic pain, TOS, and post-MVI injuries.

In his spare time, Antonio can be found with his puppy Juniper outside playing soccer, camping, kayaking, hiking, fishing, or simply exploring the backcountry.

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Jamie is only one of a handful of Certified Athletic Therapists working in the Lower Mainland. He founded Chilliwack Sports Medicine Clinic in 2014 after helping to establish a successful practice in the Greater Vancouver area. Born and raised in Chilliwack and Agassiz, Jamie felt that the local communities needed an approach to recovery that is typically only available in the urban metropolitan areas - mainly, comprehensive treatment with hands-on care and attention to one client at a time. A more “bang for your buck” approach to rehab. This leads to a speedier recovery, a greater understanding of what led to your injury, and ways of solving the issues if they were to re-occur in the future.

Jamie is a Certified Athletic Therapist and Strength and Conditioning Specialist with a Human Kinetics degree from UBC. After completing an Advanced Diploma in Athletic Therapy at Sheridan College in Ontario, Jamie was hired as a therapist with the 2004 and 2005 BC Lions Football Club. In 2009 he founded the Langley Sports Medicine Clinic in Langley, BC, a multi-disciplinary rehabilitation clinic specializing in sports-injuries. Besides treating private clientele at the clinic, Jamie has been extensively involved with the Vancouver Whitecaps, BC Hockey High Performance, and the Langley (Chilliwack) Chiefs Jr. A Hockey club.

NOTE: Athletic Therapy is covered under some plans. Please contact your Insurance provider to determine whether this is a benefit under your individual policy. Direct Billing is not available for Athletic Therapy treatments at this time.

Volunteer and Employment Highlights: BC Lions Football Club (2004-2005) Langley Rams Jr. Football Club (2011-2015) Chilliwack/Langley Chiefs Jr. Hockey Club - Team Therapist 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Games - Canadian Anti-Doping Program Vancouver Whitecaps Soccer Club (2007-2008) BC Summer Games - (2010 - Langley) BC Disability Games (2009 - Maple Ridge)

Jamie is available for consultation and treatments. Please contact the office or email him to discuss your concerns and to arrange for your care.

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Brittany completed her Masters of Science in Physiotherapy at Queens University in 2012 following her Bachelor of Kinesiology at the University of the Fraser Valley in 2010.

She jumped right into private practice in the Fraser Valley following graduation and has added extra education in IMS/dry needling, concussion rehabilitation, and manual therapy to allow her to help clients in their unique recoveries. Her treatments include hands on therapy, needling techniques, education on your injury, and exercise prescription to encourage long lasting relief and self-management.

Brittany is passionate about helping clients with their personal goals following an injury, be it getting back to a specific sport, hobby, or as importantly, the duties of normal everyday life. She loves getting to know her clients specific needs and developing a plan alongside them.

Specific course work has included Kinetacore Level 1 and 2 of Functional Dry Needling (IMS), Level 3 Manual Therapy in the Orthopaedic Division of Physiotherapy, Upledger’s Craniosacral Therapy Level 1, RTP Concussion Management, Mulligan Concept Upper Quadrant, and Soft Tissue Release.

Outside of her time at the clinic, Brittany enjoys getting outside to hike and adventure in our beautiful British Columbia with her husband and young children.

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Kasey graduated from CDI College and became registered in the Spring of 2021. She was led to a career in massage therapy by her interest in anatomy, health and wellness, and a lifetime of playing various sports, including hockey, competitive cheerleading, and softball. Some of the areas she has an interest in include sports related injuries, nerve impingement/compression, also anything involving shoulder/hip injuries or post operative symptoms. While she was in school, she gained hands on experience working part time in a spa. Here she was able to gain knowledge on a variety of relaxation techniques. While integrating lighter techniques such as Swedish, petrissage and MFR, she also utilizes very specific deeper techniques where necessary as well as passive movement and stretching. Kasey’s experience has allowed her to develop a treatment style that addresses the clients’ therapeutic needs, while also leaving them feeling relaxed.

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Rebecca has been working as an orthopedic physiotherapist for 17 years. She graduated with her Master’s degree in physiotherapy from the University of Alberta in 2006, after having completed a degree in Kinesiology from Acadia University. She worked in private practice in Edmonton for 7 years before making the move to Chilliwack, where she had worked at Fraser Valley/CBI Chilliwack before joining Chilliwack Sports Medicine Clinic.

Rebecca has extensive training in needling, having done her level one acupuncture certification as well as IMS/dry needling. She has also done post graduate courses in joint mobilization/manipulation, myofascial decompression (cupping), McGill low back certification and advanced clinical reasoning. She also has a special interest in treating running injuries as well as all types of orthopedic conditions.

When she is not working, Rebecca is often travelling to various NFL games and other sporting events. She loves being outside, especially anything involving being close to the ocean!

Special Interests:

-IMS/acupuncture -post-operative care -chronic pain -running/athletic injuries and return to sport

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