Chinatown
You’ll find our Chinatown clinic on Gore Avenue, between East Georgia and Keefer Street. We’re just a few blocks from the Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Garden and the heart of Vancouver’s historic Chinatown. Paid parking is available directly in front of the clinic on Gore, and you’ll also find free street parking nearby along Keefer, Jackson, and Union Streets.
Give yourself a dose of body IQ.
Our clinics are designed to support how you move and feel your best—from open, inviting spaces to best-in-class equipment that empowers you at every step of your FutureProof journey.
Every Myo session is one-on-one, allowing for true, personalized attention and tailored care for a lasting impact.
Leave every session with actionable tools and insights to move more powerfully—to prevent injury, reduce pain and improve mobility.
Treatments
Your First Myo Session
Your first session is dedicated to understanding you. An expert Physical Therapist or Chiropractor will guide you through a comprehensive whole-body assessment to explore how you move, uncover the root cause of any pain or discomfort, and start treatment right away with hands-on therapy. Then, we’ll build a personalized FutureProof Plan™—a clear path to moving better, feeling stronger, and staying pain-free.
Your treatment includes:
Myo Session
Your follow-up sessions are all about progress. At every session, we check in on how you’re moving, feeling and progressing—so your care evolves with you. From there, your expert clinician will provide hands-on therapy and guided exercise progressions to keep you on track towards your goals. Every session refines your FutureProof Plan™, ensuring you continue to move with confidence and feel your best.
Your treatment includes:
Run smarter, move better, and stay injury-free. A Run Assessment analyzes your stride, biomechanics, and mobility to improve efficiency, reduce injury risk, and optimize performance—helping you run stronger for longer.
Your pelvic health is essential to how you move, feel, and live. Whether you're healing postpartum, managing discomfort, or strengthening your core, pelvic health therapy restores balance, confidence, and control—so you can move freely and feel your best.
Common Questions
Most traditional care focuses on short-term relief—treating one symptom in isolation. At Myo, we take a smarter, whole-body approach that looks at how your body moves, where it’s holding tension, and what it needs to feel stronger, more mobile, and more in control.
Every session follows our FutureProof Method™—a five-phase framework that combines hands-on therapy with personalized movement strategies to help you reduce pain, prevent injury, and feel more confident in your body.
Your care is always one-on-one with an expert clinician. No machines, no assistants, and no cookie-cutter programs—just real, intentional care designed for you.
Every Myo session is one-on-one and begins with a whole-body assessment, so your care is tailored to how you move, what’s limiting you, and what your body needs most that day.
You’ll start with hands-on therapy to reduce pain, release tension, and restore alignment—relief you’ll feel immediately. Then, your clinician will guide you through personalized movement to help you build confidence and control in your body.
You’ll walk out not just feeling better, but with a deeper understanding of your body and the tools and insights to keep doing what you love, longer.
Your first step at Myo starts with either a Physical Therapist or Chiropractor—both fully trained to assess how your body moves, identify the root cause of any issues or challenges,, and build your personalized FutureProof Plan™.
Every clinician at Myo is trained in the same FutureProof Method™, so your care always feels seamless, consistent, and built around your goals.
Absolutely. Nearly half of the clients who come to Myo aren’t dealing with a major injury—they’re here to prevent one, improve posture, or feel more in control of how their body moves.
Our care is built for both performance and prevention. Whether you’re training hard, easing back into being active, or feeling off in ways you can’t explain, we’re here to help you make sense of your body.
And if something is going on? Our expert clinicians are trained to treat a wide range of injuries and conditions, so you’re always in good hands.
We’re an out-of-network provider, which means we ask for payment at the time of your session and don’t bill insurance directly.
However, we can give you a superbill—a detailed receipt with everything your insurance company needs if you’d like to request reimbursement. If you'd like a superbill after your session, just let us know at the front desk. We’re happy to help.
Yes—we can direct bill most major insurance companies in Canada. Our front-of-house team is highly experienced with insurance claims and here to make your experience as smooth as possible. If you're unsure whether your insurer is among those we can bill directly, please contact your local clinic, and we'll be happy to assist you.
"My hamstring injury brought me to Myo. Regular sessions are now a non-negotiable part of my recovery and performance, and it’s helped me keep doing what I love."
“I saw five other therapists before coming to Myo. It was the first time someone actually said, ‘Tell me more,’ instead of rushing to a diagnosis. For the first time, I felt heard—and I finally understood that I wasn’t broken. That clarity changed everything.”
“After a long stretch of inactivity, even simple things like running across the street started to feel hard. I used to be active, but my body wasn’t moving like it used to. Coming to Myo reminded me that it’s not too late to take care of myself and enjoy life again.”
“I didn’t realize how much sitting and training was affecting my body—until it started causing regular back spasms. Myo helped me understand how my body should actually feel when it’s moving well, and now I move with way more awareness and confidence.”
“I came to Myo with a stubborn ankle issue and a lot of compensation on one side. Dr. Kayla took the time to really understand what was going on. After regular sessions, I’ve got better rotation, more flexibility, and I’m feeling strong on the golf course again”
Our Team
Madelyn is a licensed Physiotherapist with certification in IMS dry needling. While working as a Kinesiologist, Madelyn gained valuable experience in exercise and movement based therapy prior to obtaining her Masters of Physical Therapy from the University of British Columbia in 2018. Over the past 6 years, Madelyn has been taking additional courses to work towards completing her Orthopaedic Manual therapy levels to become a highly skilled manual therapist. She has also taken additional courses in assessing and treating patients with Tempo-mandibular dysfunction (TMD).
Madelyn enjoys working with her clients to achieve their individual goals and to help them take part in the activities that they love. She is passionate about educating and empowering her clients. She tailors her treatments to meet and support each of her client’s individual needs and goals; as well as providing each client with the tools to help optimize their recovery. Her sessions may include a mix of: soft tissue techniques, manual therapy, joint mobilizations, IMS dry needling, and therapeutic exercise.
When not treating at the clinic, you can find Madelyn spending time outside with friends enjoying the beautiful BC landscape. This includes training for half marathons, skiing, and swimming. She also enjoys travelling, discovering new brunch spots and spending time with family. Fun Fact: Madelyn was a former national synchronized swimmer who spent 13 years competing across North America.
Please note: Madelyn is currently on maternity leave.
Kevin holds a Masters of Physical Therapy degree from the University of Saskatchewan and is a licensed physiotherapist in Vancouver, B.C.
Clinically, Kevin has a wide range of experience and has worked with everyone from weekend warriors and office workers, to UFC fighters and trainers, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and Muay Thai world champions, as well as professional and amateur skateboarders.
Kevin is a second degree Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu black belt and instructor. He has been teaching and competing throughout North America since 2013. Teaching Jiu-Jitsu has provided Kevin the opportunity to work with students from all over the world, with all levels of experience. Moreover, Jiu-Jitsu has provided a foundation for a unique perspective for mobility and strength into Kevin’s physical therapy practice.
With his unique background, Kevin has transferred his experience of analyzing and coaching specialized movement to a wide variety of students in the gym. Regardless of where you are now, Kevin is ready to help you move and feel your best.
When Kevin is not in the clinic, you can find him teaching Jiu-Jitsu, skateboarding, or out on the golf course!
Kanwar earned his Doctorate of Physiotherapy from the University of Melbourne after completing his Bachelor of Kinesiology at the University of British Columbia.
Growing up in South Vancouver, Kanwar was highly active in sports, with a strong passion for basketball, soccer, and track and field. He continued his basketball career at the collegiate level, playing for the Langara Falcons for two seasons. During this time, his own experiences with injuries and working with the team physiotherapist sparked his interest in the profession, ultimately leading him to pursue a career in physiotherapy.
Kanwar takes an individualized approach to care, combining manual therapy, education, and exercise to address symptoms and help clients achieve their goals. He is committed to providing tailored treatment that empowers individuals to move and feel their best.
Outside of the clinic, Kanwar enjoys going for walks, exercising, reading, and hiking.
John's journey into the field of massage therapy was inspired by his personal experiences as an athlete. During his time competing with the men's volleyball team at Capilano University, he underwent the injury rehabilitation process with the support of physical therapy and chiropractic care. This sparked his interest in bridging the gap between injury and returning to activity. He further developed this passion while completing his undergraduate degree in Kinesiology at UBC, where he also served as an undergraduate coaching assistant in the varsity weight room.
John's treatment philosophy centers on a patient-centered approach. He combines manual therapy and education to help people understand their pain, explore ways to move, and collaborate to build the capacity for a fuller life.
Jessie is a Physiotherapist who believes in providing clients with the tools and knowledge to help themselves and become independent.
She has a particular interest in fitness and personalized training, and her goal is to get everyone moving. For 8 years, she has been working with a wide range of people of all ages with various physical abilities, providing educational and preventative care therapy.
For Jessie, educating others doesn't stop at the treatment session. As the Vancouver Regional Director, she’s always learning new treatment techniques, and she's focused on strengthening our Vancouver team by developing their skills as a therapist.
When Jessie isn’t at the clinic, you can find her either in the gym or enjoying BC’s beautiful mountains.
Jenny Park is a licensed Physiotherapist in Vancouver, B.C. with certification in IMS. Growing up on Vancouver Island, sports and recreation have always been an integral part of Jenny’s lifestyle.
Jenny’s own experience with injury and rehabilitation inspired her to become a Physiotherapist herself, graduating from UBC in 2013. Her passion for injury prevention led her to work with a multitude of youth sports teams, elite men’s and women’s rugby and senior centres.
Jenny’s treatment philosophy is based on patient education, manual therapy, and individualized exercise prescription to enable appropriate healing and prevent future injuries.
Outside of the clinic, you can find Jenny on the seawall with friends, planning her next international trip or working on a new art and craft project.
Meet Jas, not just an athlete, but a dedicated wellness enthusiast committed to guiding individuals on their journey to a pain-free, active lifestyle. With a Bachelors degree in Kinesiology from The University of British Columbia and a Diploma from the Vancouver College of Massage Therapy, Jas has seamlessly blended his passion for sports with a profound understanding of the human body.
During his tenure at UBC, Jas became an integral part of the men's varsity soccer team and collaborated with various sports teams across Vancouver. This hands-on experience provided him with a comprehensive understanding of a myriad of sports-related injuries, shaping him into a seasoned professional.
Driven by a fervour for patient education, Jas believes that empowering individuals with proper movement patterns is just as crucial as the therapeutic touch itself. Whether you're recovering from a recent sports injury or addressing a lingering discomfort, Jas adopts a patient-centered approach, tailoring treatment plans to the unique needs of each individual.
Beyond the treatment room, he's a fitness enthusiast. Whether he's lifting weights, running around on the soccer field or basketball court, or engaging in a spirited game of Spikeball at the beach, his commitment to an active lifestyle extends far beyond his professional endeavors.
Gordon is a Physiotherapist originally from Scotland with a background in Physiology and Sport Science. He practiced in the UK for 3 years before making the leap across the pond to BC in 2019.
Gordon has experience in treating a wide variety of conditions including sports injuries, work related injuries, post surgery, and amputees. He believes in delivering the best evidence based practice for his clients, and takes keen interest in addressing the essential bio-mechanical components of rehab.
When not in the clinic, Gordon enjoys an active lifestyle, though his true passion lies in racket sports. Fun fact: In his teens, Gordon played tennis at National Level in Scotland and competed all around the UK.
Giorgia is a physiotherapist with a Master's degree from the University of Alberta and an undergraduate degree from Victoria, BC. She specializes in Pelvic Floor health, and has a special interest with shoulders and knees, working with a diverse range of individuals—from everyday athletes to those new to exercise. Her background in basketball and rowing informs her holistic, client-focused approach. Giorgia listens closely to how injuries impact her clients' lives, offering tailored strategies to support recovery and empowerment.
Her expertise spans runners, kayakers, perimenopausal and pre/post-partum care, and addressing pain with sexual activity. In her free time, she enjoys trail running, ocean dipping, kayaking, and sipping on Negronis.
A native of Vancouver, Gilbert has been a Physiotherapist since 2013, after spending time as a Kinesiologist in the three years prior.
Gilbert looks at the bigger picture when it comes to your body. He believes the way you move and the way you feel is a window to your health. Understanding the demands of your lifestyle are some of the things Gilbert will explore to help guide you from pain to performance.
With a passion for staying active, Gil keeps moving through rock climbing, yoga, and is a fixture in the martial arts community by providing therapy and educating others at local events.
Constance Leung is a physiotherapist and pelvic floor physiotherapist who completed her Master of Physical Therapy from the University of British Columbia, following her experience as a registered kinesiologist.
With a holistic approach to physiotherapy, Constance collaborates with clients to create personalized treatment plans specifically tailored to her clients’ unique goals. She utilizes a combination of manual therapy, education, and exercise to maximize clients’ function and performance. Constance is committed to guiding and empowering her clients through their rehabilitation journey.
Outside of the clinic, you can find Constance staying active through strength training, indoor cycling, hot yoga, swimming, and running. Constance is also conversational in Cantonese.
Brandon is a physiotherapist with both a Master’s in Physical Therapy and a Bachelor of Kinesiology from the University of British Columbia. His experience as a kinesiologist and exercise instructor, working with older adults facing physical and cognitive challenges as well as individuals living with or beyond cancer, inspired him to pursue physiotherapy. Witnessing the transformative power of exercise in helping people regain strength and resilience fueled his passion for this field.
Brandon takes a holistic, patient-centered approach to care, combining education, personalized exercise programs, and hands-on therapy. He is dedicated to working collaboratively with clients to set meaningful goals and guide them back to the activities they love.
Outside of the clinic, Brandon enjoys running, playing tennis, and discovering new restaurants.
Brianna is a registered massage therapist in her tenth year of practice. Originally from Niagara Falls, ON, she moved to the west coast in early 2019.
Brianna understands that good therapy is a partnership. She will work with you to create a simple and realistic plan to help you reach your movement goals. Always looking to learn something new, you can assure she’ll offer fresh ways to achieve optimal results.
Outside the clinic you can find Brianna reading, running, hiking, or learning a new recipe. She’s no stranger to a new hobby and likes to explore new places.
