About Mike

Mike is a registered kinesiologist. He graduated from the University of British Columbia with a Bachelor’s and a Master’s in Kinesiology.

Experience

Mike has spent several years working in high-performance sport as a freestyle ski coach, coaching clubs in Vancouver, Whistler, and most recently serving as the head coach of the BC Park and Halfpipe team for five years. He maintains a strong connection to the freestyle ski community, acting as a mentor for other coaches and a learning facilitator with Freestyle Canada.

In addition to performance sport, Mike has several years of experience working in various settings and with diverse populations, including providing active rehabilitation programs in private physiotherapy clinics, rehabilitation in long-term care facilities, and exercises for patients coping with breast cancer in a research-based setting.

Working with Mike

Mike has a passion for helping clients reach their lifestyle and sport goals. He enjoys working with clients to improve their movement efficiency and optimize performance to meet their daily and sports demands. His sessions often include a combination of targeted training and client education, with the goal of achieving long-lasting results.

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Manuel (Manny) Cabrera is a Strength & Conditioning coach and Kinesiologist, with a specialty in exercise physiology. He achieved his Honours Bachelor of Kinesiology at Lakehead University in Thunder Bay Ontario and his Masters of Kinesiology (Performance and Coaching Sciences) at UBC. Manny has been involved with strength training for over 15 years. Initially, he started off with coaching strength training for sports like Rugby, powerlifting, and endurance running, but eventually expanded and grew into coaching a variety of field, gravity, and mountain sports. During his time completing his masters, Manny coached a variety of varsity teams including rugby, rowing, football, swimming, and basketball. Additionally, Manny has coached adaptive athletes, high performance rock climbers and competitive Olympic Weightlifters. He did this while working alongside health and athletic teams like physiotherapists, athletic trainers, and chiropractors. His education has also taken him to work with the Canadian Sport Institute, Whistler. Completing maximal and anthropometric testing on high performance athletes alongside of exercise physiologists, strength and conditioning coaches and dieticians. Manny has also worked directly with oncology patients and patients with diseases like Parkinsons, Alzheimer’s, Concussions, Aneurysm’s, and Stroke. Manny supports each athlete and rehab client by first taking objective data, setting SMART goals with them, and carefully tracking progress to ensure each person he works with continues down a path of success. He believes in creating an athlete/client- centred environment that supports growth and change. In his spare time, he loves to spend his time rock climbing, trail running and Olympic weightlifting.

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Ellen is a second-year student massage practitioner currently developing her skills at Pacific Coastal College of Massage Therapy in Vancouver. Passionate about the outdoors, you can find Ellen exploring the mountains and lakes, she particularly enjoys biking and hiking adventures.

After experiencing the positive effects of Massage Therapy herself and how it contributed to her own healing journey, Ellen decided to begin her professional career. With her enthusiasm for holistic well- being and hands on approach to healing, Ellen is ready to make a positive impact within the Sea-to-Sky community and join our amazing crew of health practitioners here in Squamish. Please welcome Ellen to our team.

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Adam’s treatment style comes from a varied background that reflects both the wide base of clients that he has worked with, and his own experience as an athlete. Treatments will combine a variety of myofascial treatment, active release, joint mobilizations and swedish massage. Having worked alongside numerous talented practitioners over the years has allowed him to blend and implement numerous treatment styles into an effective package for those seeking massage therapy.

Adam is an accomplished ultramarathon runner, and has a keen interest in working with endurance athletes, but has also worked across a wide spectrum of sports and age groups. Previously working at a high-performance sports clinic in Burnaby, he worked with teams and players across numerous professional sports leagues, as well as Olympians, collegiate athletes and youth athletes as well.

Adam’s passion for sport, and those endeavouring to live an adventurous and vibrant life-style is what keeps him working as an RMT, and he hopes that he can assist you in your journey.

When he is not working, you can find him on the trail, mountains and roads running or enjoying all that Squamish has to offer with his wife, two children and dog.

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Alex is a physiotherapist based in Squamish, BC, with a strong background in both clinical practice and research. She completed her undergraduate degree at Guelph University, where she was captain of the varsity soccer team, and later earned a PhD and Master of Science in Physiotherapy from Western University, with research focused on concussions in youth athletes.

As a physiotherapist, Alex is dedicated to treating the root causes of injury, taking a holistic approach to patient care. She incorporates a blend of manual therapy, exercise prescription, and specialized techniques, such as trigger point dry needling, to address musculoskeletal issues and optimize recovery. Her philosophy is grounded in empowering patients through education and active participation in their rehabilitation journey, fostering long-term health and functional independence. She is also an instructor at Langara College in the Kinesiology department and serves as Chair of the Research Ethics Board.

Outside of her professional life, Alex is an avid outdoor enthusiast. She competes in ultra-marathons, thrives on the challenges of mountain biking, and enjoys climbing whenever she gets the chance. Whether she’s treating a patient or taking on her next athletic challenge, Alex is driven by a deep commitment to health, performance, and well-being.

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Tara, born and raised in Hamilton, ON completed her Kinesiology degree and Masters of Physiotherapy at McMaster University over 15 years ago. She relocated to Vancouver after graduating and has been treating clinically on the North Shore as well as in Squamish. ​ She has a one-on-one, hands-on approach to assessment and treatment that focuses on addressing the underlying cause of the injury.  She has extensive experience treating a wide range of musculoskeletal injuries. Tara has advanced education in manual therapy, a Diploma in Sports Physiotherapy, a Certificate in Acupuncture, as well as IMS (Intramuscular Stimulation), and provides treatment for Vestibular (Vertigo) and Concussion Management. 
 
Previously Tara has travelled to three Olympic Summer Games with Cycling Canada, and when not in the clinic she can be found travelling with professional mountain bike teams, as both a therapist and manager. She is excited to take on new patients here in Squamish.

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Claire is a Registered Physiotherapist with a Masters of Physical Therapy from Queen’s University (2014). She has a special interest in orthopaedics and sports injury rehab, using a combination of manual therapy, dry needling/IMS and individualized exercises. Her treatment approach is grounded in listening, educating and empowering her clients.

Claire enjoys treating a variety of conditions, ages and activity levels, but has a special interest in running related injuries and the hip and knee. She has continued her education through extensive post-graduate training in the Advanced Integrated Musculoskeletal (AIM) program through the Canadian Physiotherapy Association (Level 3) and has advanced training in the treatment of hip & low back pain, pregnancy related pelvic girdle pain, running related injuries, ACL surgical and non surgical rehab, shoulder injuries and cervical headaches/TMJ dysfunction. Claire recently underwent ACL reconstruction and meniscus repair, and has first hand experience on this from a physiotherapists perspective.

Claire also has a special interest in pelvic floor rehabilitation. Being a mom of two littles herself, she understands some of the challenges one may experience related to pregnancy and the postpartum journey. Combining her experience as an orthopaedic and pelvic floor physiotherapist, Claire’s special interest is in return to sport and athleticism during the postpartum period, as well as pelvic floor dysfunction in the athletic population.

When not in the clinic, Claire can be found trail running, biking, hiking, skate skiing, snowboarding, playing soccer and chasing after her two daughters.

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Adam is a physiotherapist and outdoor enthusiast at Fall Line Fitness.

He completed his Master’s in Physical Therapy at the University of British Columbia in 2014. Following that, he worked in sports and rehabilitation clinics in Vancouver before moving up to Squamish in 2019. He has completed further training in back rehab, running rehab, functional dry needling (IMS), treatment of neck pain, best practice shoulder rehab, management of the functional fitness athlete, clinical bike fitting and orthopedic manual therapy.

Adam has worked with many athletes, and has volunteered his time in charity basketball, boxing and soccer tournaments, and was involved with concussion baseline work with the Canadian Freestyle Ski Team as well as Surrey Minor Lacrosse. He is also a published author of research regarding knee osteoarthritis.

His approach to treatment is specific for the person – using hands-on intervention as needed, movement analysis and retraining, and injury specific exercises. Adam wants to get you back to moving pain free and doing what you love!

When not working, Adam can be found mountain biking, skiing, playing hockey, kayaking and trail running with Penny the dog.

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Danielle is the owner and lead kinesiologist of Fall Line. She holds a Bachelor of Exercise Science with a minor in Psychology from UBC. She is certified in K-Taping and is a member of the BC Association of Kinesiologists. __ Danielle has spent the majority of her career with a focus on performance athletics, rehabilitation of injuries and overall fitness to allow for a healthy life. She worked with the provincial and national alpine ski team as a coach and strength coach alongside the Canadian Sport Institute. She also worked in a clinic setting alongside other health practitioners. She is a registered kinesiologist and has worked with numerous ICBC clients. __ The importance of mental and physical health are major aspects that Danielle uses within her practice. Danielle’s passion lies within educating and creating a fun environment in the gym that can ultimately relate to a healthy life. ___ In her spare time, you can find her hiking with her dog Leonard and husband, playing soccer, mountain biking or skiing.

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Ann-Julie is a massage therapy student at Pacific Coastal College of Massage Therapy in Vancouver. With a strong foundation in human anatomy, physiology and a variety of massage techniques, including Swedish and non-Swedish, she tailors’ each treatment to meet each client’s unique needs specializing in holistic care that promotes healing and well-being. Having lived in Squamish for over 13 years, she is passionate about creating a safe, welcoming environment for everyone and working with you to get your back doing all the thing you love. As a student massage therapist, she is eager to gain hands-on experience while contributing to a collaborative team. Outside of her studies, she enjoys outdoor activities like climbing, snowboarding, hiking, some mountain biking and running and spending time with her family.

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Jian was raised in Perth, Western Australia, where he completed his undergraduate physiotherapy degree in 2012. After working in both rural and city settings in Australia as well as internationally in Japan, he completed his Graduate Clinical Masters degree earning him membership in the International Federation of Manipulative Therapists. Jian has extensive training in joint manipulation, dry needling and other manual therapy techniques and is a certified concussion practitioner. Jian’s approach involves individualized treatment planning; utilizing manual therapy whilst optimizing movement strategies to improve performance.

Jian is the Senior Physiotherapist for the Canadian Snowboard team and travelled with them to the 2022 Beijing Olympics. In addition to this he works closely with athletes from a variety of winter teams at the Canadian Sports Institute.

AREAS OF FOCUS: Manual therapy/Joint manipulation Sports rehab Dry needling/IMS Vertigo & Concussion management ACL second opinion and rehab optimization

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Dr Andreas Stridsland grew up in a Danish household in West Vancouver with the mountains and ocean in his backyard.

​He took full advantage of being outdoors, with activities ranging from hiking, biking, rock climbing, snowboarding to kayaking, and everything in between. With such an extensive background in physical activity, chiropractic care was a natural addition to his personal health while growing up.

​Dr Andreas began his education at the University of Victoria in Victoria, British Columbia where he later transferred to University of Western States in Portland, Oregon and received his BSc in Human Biology, and Doctorate in Chiropractic.

​Following graduation, Dr Andreas moved to Bend, Oregon to practice chiropractic.

​He then returned to West Vancouver to pursue a focus in neuro-rehabilitation, assessing and treating concussion/mTBI, post-concussion syndromes, vertigo/dizziness, headaches, and pain.

​In 2020 he became a board certified Diplomate of the American Chiropractic Neurology Board (DACNB), making him one of the few active board certified diplomates in BC. This designation is not yet recognized in Canada.

Dr. Andreas has completed 450+ post-doctoral hours in clinical neuroscience and neuro-rehabilitation with the Carrick Institute.

​Dr Andreas is offering an incredibly effective chiropractic and neuro-rehabilitation approach to all his patients.

Using the most current research and treatment techniques, Dr Andreas supports and cares for patients from every background.

Not only does he pay attention to the fine details, but he also looks at the big picture.

AREAS OF CLINICAL FOCUS:

Concussion/Post Concussion Syndrome

Traumatic Brain Injury/Acquired Brain Injury

Dizziness/Vertigo

Neuro-Rehabilitation

CERTIFICATIONS & ADVANCED TRAININGS:

​Doctor of Chiropractic

Diplomate of the American Chiropractic Neurology Board (DACNB)

Bachelor of Science in Human Biology (BSc)

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Victoria holds a Diploma in Acupuncture from Pacific Rim College and is currently completing the Sports Medicine Acupuncture Certification program lead by Matt Callison. This specialized program focuses on treating sports-related injuries, as well as those caused by accidents and work-related incidents.

Her holistic approach to treatment is rooted in identifying and addressing the underlying causes of pain and imbalances in the body. Victoria’s goal is to alleviate pain, restore mobility, and help prevent future injuries. In addition to treating musculoskeletal issues, her work also includes care for digestive concerns, headaches, stress management, as well as gynecology, pregnancy, and postpartum concerns.

Beyond acupuncture needling, Victoria often incorporates complementary therapies such as cupping, gua sha, and electrical stimulation. She also provides exercise, lifestyle, and dietary guidance tailored to each patient’s needs.

Victoria is passionate about supporting patients of all ages, activity levels, and backgrounds. Having personally dealt with various injuries, she understands how they can affect one’s quality of life. When she’s not in the clinic, Victoria enjoys spending time outdoors with her family and pets. She’s an avid climber, skier, swimmer, and yogi.

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Emilie is the lead physiotherapist for Fall Line. She holds a Bachelor of Human Kinetics and a Master of Physical Therapy. She is certified in Strength and Conditioning, Functional Dry Needling, Orthopaedic Manual Therapy (Level 2), Concussion and Vestibular Management, and K-Taping. __ Emilie has worked with many team sports and athletes, including traveling full-time with the US Snowboard Halfpipe Team, and Freestyle Canada’s Ski Halfpipe and Moguls Teams. __ In her spare time you can find her biking, skiing, volunteering as the race director for SORCA and in the outdoors with her partner and dog Dotty.

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