Fraser
You’ll find our Fraser clinic at the southwest corner of 19th and Fraser Street, right across the street from Mish Mish. Look for the Myo signage when you arrive. We’re just a few blocks south of JJ Bean and Savio Volpe. There’s free street parking available all around the block.
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.
Ride stronger, longer, and pain-free. A Bike Fit customizes your bike to your body for optimal comfort, power, and injury prevention. We’ll help you ride more efficiently and get the most out of every mile.
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
Josh completed his Master of Physical Therapy degree at the University of Manitoba. Due to managing multiple knee injuries as a college basketball player, he gained first-hand experience with knee rehabilitation and what it takes to get back to playing stronger than ever. This led Josh down a path toward physical therapy so that he can help athletes overcome their injuries and get back to doing what they love.
Josh’s approach emphasizes partnership with his clients. He believes it is necessary to build confidence in injury and mobility management and maintain this through manual therapy, corrective movement, and exercise.
Josh grew up on Vancouver Island and enjoys all that the West Coast has to offer. Outside the clinic, you’ll find him skiing the North Shore mountains, cycling, or playing basketball.
Ryan is a registered massage therapist who completed his Massage Therapy diploma at West Coast College of Massage Therapy. Prior to becoming an RMT, he competed at the NCAA Division 1 level for Mens Lacrosse at Marquette University before transferring to the University of British Columbia (Okanagan) to complete his Bachelor of Human Kinetics. Following his degree, Ryan developed his skills as a Kinesiologist, lacrosse coach, and personal trainer.
With an active past rooted in athletics, Ryan has witnessed and experienced a wide variety of injuries and dysfunction. Continuously finding himself in various clinics recovering from injuries, Ryan knew from a young age that his career would be centered around rehabilitation.
Ryan is passionate about helping his clients achieve their goals and build confidence in their ability to move in both sport and everyday life. His treatments focus on client education, manual therapy, remedial exercise, strength and conditioning, and much more!
Outside of the clinic, you’ll find Ryan working out at the gym, coaching/playing lacrosse, golfing, and traveling!
Peter Nguyen is a Registered Massage Therapist (RMT) practicing in Vancouver, B.C. He completed his full training at the Vancouver College of Massage Therapy. As a former national team athlete in dragon boat, Peter has always been keen on combining both performance and recovery into his daily routine. He understands the impact that high-volume training can take on the body, and strives to help others upkeep their maintenance and recovery during this process.
As a former personal trainer, Peter combines his knowledge of functional movement, myofascial therapy, and deep tissue techniques. Earning the name “Peter Pressure” amongst his friends, know that he is never shy from using a strong and therapeutic amount of force when needed.
Mark is a Physiotherapist with a Master in Physical Therapy from the University of Alberta, and further equipped with Level 1 & Level 2 (Lower) Orthopaedic Manual Therapy Certifications, and a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist. With a childhood steeped in sports like hockey, basketball, and volleyball, Mark's own experiences with sports injuries led him to pursue a career in physiotherapy. He particularly enjoys working with a diverse clientele, focusing on youth, adult athletes, and fitness enthusiasts.
His therapeutic philosophy revolves around a holistic, whole-body approach to assessment and treatment. Mark is dedicated to providing top-notch care, empowering his clients with personalized strategies for optimal physical health. His academic achievements and personal journey in overcoming sports-related injuries underscore his commitment to delivering effective and compassionate physiotherapy services.
Lindsay is a chiropractor who's taken her extensive experience in personal training, and now combines this knowledge with chiropractic medicine. She has experience with a diverse spectrum of athlete populations in individual & large group fitness, as well as sports teams.
She is no stranger to injury. Having previous sports injuries herself, Lindsay has takes an approach that is movement oriented complemented by manual therapy. She ensures that her treatment is client-oriented, focusing on self-advocacy and education for optimal movement.
Outside of work, Lindsay loves to spend time outdoors as much as possible with her pit-lab, Abner. Throughout the year, you’ll find her camping, paddle boarding, skiing, playing volleyball, and traveling to new places when she can. Finally, following all those activities she enjoys venturing out trying new food and craft beer! Feel free to give some suggestions.
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.
Meet Jason, a dedicated physiotherapist who is passionate about ensuring every moment you spend in the clinic is a positive and empowering experience. With over a decade of immersive study and active involvement in competitive sports, Jason brings a wealth of knowledge in orthopedics and sports injuries to his practice. In 2017, he was recognized as one of the top three physiotherapists in Burnaby by ThreeBestRated.ca, underscoring his exceptional skills and commitment to his craft.
Beyond his commitment to patient care, Jason is also a Clinical Instructor with the UBC Department of Physical Therapy, contributing to the education of the next generation of physiotherapists. This continuous engagement reflects his dedication to staying at the forefront of modern treatment techniques.
When he's not in the clinic, you'll find Jason riding his bike with friends, competing in various sports, and exploring the world through travel.
Hannah is a registered massage therapist who has a passion for understanding the human body. This passion stems from her previous experiences in training several dance genres for 20 years; rehabilitating an ACL reconstruction injury; working with the World Rugby 7’s tournament; and training as an amateur boxer the past 6 years. Hannah also enjoys treating neurological conditions, working with those that have spinal cord injuries, traumatic brain injuries, and multiple sclerosis. Mobility, strength and overall maintenance of well being has become a vital component in her life.
She is excited to be sharing her knowledge with clients and applying it with strong hands to a wide range of movement restrictions, conditions, and injuries. She is passionate about the work you will do with her at Myodetox, and having a home care routine that fits your lifestyle.
Always having a good balance of work and fun, you can find Hannah shredding the slopes on her skis, watching rugby, spending time in the sun on her SUP, singing her heart out at concerts, or spending quality time camping!
Drew graduated with his Master of Physical Therapy from the University of British Columbia, and has since obtained his Level 1 and Level 2 (Upper) Orthopaedic Manual Therapy Certification, Level 1 Bikefit certification, and Level 1 AN-IMS Dry Needling.
Drew grew up playing competitive soccer and basketball which led to his own array of sports-related injuries. His first-hand experience of the highs and lows that can be part of a rehabilitation journey is what sparked Drew to become a Physiotherapist. He is not only passionate about rehab, but also injury prevention and helping you achieve the strongest version of yourself.
Drew enjoys working with a variety of clients, from athletes to full-time office workers and everything in between. No matter your background, expect to begin your rehab journey with a mutual understanding of your goals; from there Drew will give you the tools you need to accomplish them.
When he’s not at the clinic, you can find Drew in the mountains or on a golf course. If he isn’t playing a sport, you might find him on the couch cheering on Manchester United.
Lindsay is a chiropractor who's taken her extensive experience in personal training, and now combines this knowledge with chiropractic medicine. She has experience with a diverse spectrum of athlete populations in individual & large group fitness, as well as sports teams.
She is no stranger to injury. Having previous sports injuries herself, Lindsay has takes an approach that is movement oriented complemented by manual therapy. She ensures that her treatment is client-oriented, focusing on self-advocacy and education for optimal movement.
Outside of work, Lindsay loves to spend time outdoors as much as possible with her pit-lab, Abner. Throughout the year, you’ll find her camping, paddle boarding, skiing, playing volleyball, and traveling to new places when she can. Finally, following all those activities she enjoys venturing out trying new food and craft beer! Feel free to give some suggestions.
Dani is a physiotherapist who completed her Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology at the University of Calgary, followed by her Masters of Physiotherapy in Saskatchewan. Her previous experience as both an athlete and support in planning and coaching programs for children with disabilities started her interest in becoming a physiotherapist.
Growing up playing competitive volleyball led Dani to sustaining a handful of her own injuries. This is where her admiration for the world of rehabilitation and resilience of the human body began. She is passionate about helping her clients reach their goals and build back their confidence with the ability to move in both sport and everyday life. Her focus is on creating a meaningful, individualized treatment solution inclusive of movement and manual therapy to help you feel like yourself again.
On her off days, you can find Dani checking out a new hike, going for a run, or out on the golf course.
Deanna graduated from the University of British Columbia in 2006 where she completed her Masters of Physical Therapy.
Deanna welcomes patients of all ages and conditions. She always provides individualized treatments working towards the person’s goals. Sessions with Deanna may include: hands on manual therapy, medical acupuncture, IMS (dry needling), exercise and movement education. Deanna is also a certified Pelvic Floor Physiotherapist.
When she is not at the clinic, you can find Deanna running, cycling, x-country skiing and spending time with her family outdoors.
Christopher's journey into physiotherapy began with a significant elbow injury as a teenager, which required reconstruction surgery. Through dedicated physiotherapy, he defied medical expectations and returned to playing racket sports. This experience shaped his approach, emphasizing the importance of manual therapy and therapeutic exercise to decrease symptoms, target dysfunction, promote healing, and prevent future injuries.
Christopher prioritizes client education, ensuring you understand what’s happening, recovery timelines, and treatment plans. By setting meaningful goals, he maximizes exercise adherence and treatment success.
Professionally, Christopher has worked with complex neurological disorders at GF Strong Outpatient NMS Clinic, supported post-operative patients at NRGH and VGH, and rehabbed clients with ICBC and work-related injuries in Victoria.
Outside of work, Christopher enjoys tennis, ultimate frisbee, landscape photography, and watching hockey, basketball, and soccer. Fluent in Cantonese, he connects with a broad range of clients, making him a compassionate and effective physiotherapist.
Beth is a Physiotherapist whose fascination with the human body and love for working with people inspired her career in rehabilitation.
Beth’s treatment philosophy centers on removing barriers to doing what clients love. She places a strong emphasis on helping people understand their bodies and the “why” behind different treatment strategies. By meeting clients where they’re at and supporting what’s most important to them, Beth empowers individuals to take an active role in their recovery.
With experience as a kinesiologist, group fitness instructor, and athlete on the Queen’s University Varsity Cycling Team, Beth brings a well-rounded perspective to her practice.
Outside the clinic, Beth enjoys cycling, trail running, and spending time in the kitchen cooking and baking.
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