MEET THE TEAM

DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC

Matt grew up in Richmond, spending as much time as he could playing hockey, lacrosse, and whatever sport was in season at Cambie Secondary. He obtained a Bachelor’s degree in Health Science from Simon Fraser University, before moving to San Jose, CA, to earn his Doctorate of Chiropractic at Palmer College of Chiropractic - West. While attending university, Matt played on the SFU Men’s Lacrosse team, and for team China at the World Lacrosse Championships.

A life-long athlete, Matt was first introduced to the world injury rehabilitation and sports performance as a patient. His outcomes sparked interest in learning about the body’s ability to heal, and the desire to understand how athletic performance is influenced through treatment and exercise programing.

Recognizing that many factors may contribute to injury and knowing there are just as many ways to overcome one, Matt works in collaboration with his patients to develop recovery strategies tailored to their unique goals and abilities. He uses a combination of movement-based assessments, manual therapies, and physical rehabilitation to help people recover from injury and return to doing what they love with confidence.

Outside the clinic, you’ll find Matt on the golf course, snowboarding, playing hockey, or on a walk with his dog, Sam. Matt is a Certified Medical Provider through the Titleist Performance Institute.

PHYSIOTHERAPIST, KINESIOLOGIST

A lifelong Richmond resident, Brandon grew up a year-round athlete playing hockey and baseball. After graduating from McNair Secondary, he obtained his Bachelor of Kinesiology from the University of British Columbia.

Brandon’s involvement in sports as a competitor, coach, and athletic trainer cultivated an appreciation for human movement and the body’s ability to recover after injury. Following his graduation, this passion for human movement lead him to Brisbane, Australia, where he completed his Masters in Physiotherapy in 2019. During his studies, Brandon completed placements in sports, musculoskeletal, cardiorespiratory, and neurological physiotherapy.

Brandon employs a biopsychosocial approach to care in conjunction with strength and conditioning principles to help patients recover from injuries and improve athletic performance. Brandon establishes clear goals with his patients and creates an outcome-based plan combining manual therapy, rehabilitative exercise, and patient education to help patients meet and exceed their expectations.

Away from the clinic, Brandon enjoys playing a variety of sports, weight training, walking his goldendoodle, and spending time with family and friends.

REGISTERED MASSAGE THERAPIST, RMT

Tej was born and raised in Richmond, growing up playing a variety of sports, and engaging in community activities. During his time at McRoberts High School, Tej discovered a passion for golf, and has played actively since.

Driven by the desire to have a career that provided a healthy lifestyle and the opportunity to help others, Tej was initially interested in pursuing law enforcement. After graduating, Tej obtained his bachelor’s degree in Criminology from Simon Fraser University, but suffered a lower back injury shortly thereafter. After experiencing the profound physical and mental benefits of RMT, Tej decided to pursue a different career path, completing his diploma in Registered Massage Therapy at Langara College.

Believing no two patients are the same, Tej provides a patient-centred approach to care, creating custom treatments for every client. He works to help patients with a variety of conditions, including chronic pain, sports injuries, and work-related stress. His approach integratest deep tissue massage, assisted stretching, traction therapy, and central nervous system relaxation.

REGISTERED MASSAGE THERAPIST, RMT

Elyas attended McNair Secondary before graduating with a diploma in Massage Therapy from the West Coast College of Massage Therapy in 2010. Throughout his 15 year career, Elyas has worked in several multidisciplinary health care clinics. He leans on his experience and expertise in collaborative environments in determining how he can best assist in his patient’s recovery.

Treating a wide variety of both acute and chronic conditions, Elyas uses a combination of massage techniques, relaxation strategies, and assisted stretching to improve range of motion and alleviate pain. His specialties include working with motor vehicle accident cases and chronic pain patients.

KINESIOLOGIST, NASM CERTIFIED PERSONAL TRAINER

Jason was born and raised in Richmond, developing a passion for movement through years of playing and coaching volleyball. After graduating from Richmond Christian Secondary, he pursued a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology at Simon Fraser University, specializing in Active Health and Rehabilitation.

Jason’s firsthand experience with sports injuries and rehabilitation led him to explore human movement, performance, and recovery. He has worked in both clinical and community settings, where he gained experience developing exercise programs, and supporting clients with neurological, musculoskeletal, and post-surgical conditions. Additionally, his volunteer work at the Residences for Independent Living gave him insight into adaptive exercise for individuals with cognitive and physical disabilities.

Jason takes an evidence-informed, client-centred approach to rehabilitation and performance training. He integrates movement-based assessments, corrective exercise, and strength and conditioning principles to help clients regain function, prevent injuries, and optimize performance. His experience as a coach and mentor allows him to connect with clients of all ages, guiding them toward sustainable health and fitness goals.

Outside of work, Jason enjoys strength training, playing indoor, grass, and beach volleyball, hanging out with his cat, and exploring new research on rehabilitation and exercise science.