Avery was born and raised in Port Coquitlam and grew up playing hockey, soccer, and lacrosse — and he hasn’t stopped, still playing rec hockey and volleyball most weeks. Working with the community he grew up in isn’t a line for him; it’s literally his neighbourhood.

He completed his Bachelor of Kinesiology at UBC in 2023, specializing in Neuromechanical and Physiological Sciences, on top of a Sports Science diploma from Douglas College. He’s a member of the BC Association of Kinesiologists.

At Station, Avery runs our ICBC active rehab and return-to-sport programs, working hand-in-hand with your physiotherapist so your plan stays one plan. He builds structured, evidence-based exercise programs for people recovering from injury, athletes working back to their sport, and anyone who wants to move and feel better — and he works to understand what you actually want to get back to, then builds everything around that.

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Stephanie grew up playing sports in Port Coquitlam — basketball first and always — and found physiotherapy early, through her own injuries and the rehab that followed. She still plays today, and stays active with hiking and time in the gym. Treating the community she grew up in is the whole point: she’s back home, working with the fields and gyms she came from.

She completed her Master of Physiotherapy at Queen Margaret University in Scotland in 2025, building a strong foundation in hands-on manual therapy and evidence-based exercise prescription.

Her starting point is always the same question: what do you actually want to get back to? From there she builds an individualized plan around it — hands-on treatment, exercise that fits your life, and honest communication the whole way — with the goal of returning you to the activities that are meaningful to you, not just clearing symptoms.

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Shafeen was born and raised in Burnaby and grew up on community sports — volleyball, baseball, basketball. He still plays pickup ball and lifts most weeks, and weekends mostly mean driving his kids to their own sports and activities around the Lower Mainland.

He graduated from UBC in 2005 and has spent his entire career in Port Coquitlam, opening Station Physiotherapy in 2018 to build the clinic he’d want to send his own family to. His particular interest is complex cases, sport injuries, and pre- and post-surgical recovery — knees, ankles, and shoulders especially.

His approach combines education, manual therapy, exercise, IMS, and acupuncture, working alongside your doctor and other providers so your care stays one plan. And after a significant knee injury of his own — surgery and the full rehab that followed — he understands injuries beyond the textbook.

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On maternity leave — back January 2027.

Want to be first in when she returns? Email info@stationphysio.com and we’ll book you before the calendar opens.

Ivory was born and raised in Coquitlam and grew up playing everything, but rugby was the one that stuck — and rugby injuries were how she learned, firsthand, what proper rehab and prevention actually mean. The cleats are hung up for good, but she’s still moving: running, cycling, yoga, lifting, and trail walks with her 3 kids and her dog.

She completed her Bachelor of Kinesiology at UBC and her Master of Science in Physical Therapy at the University of Alberta in 2017. Her special interests are women’s pelvic health — pregnancy, postpartum, incontinence, and pelvic pain, treated one-on-one in a private room — along with sports injuries and orthopaedics.

Her style is hands-on and individualized: manual therapy, soft-tissue work, dry needling, corrective exercise, and education. Having worked through her own injuries, she treats recovery as something you do together — her job is giving you the tools and the plan to take an active role in your own.

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Wilfred is Canadian-born and Taiwanese, fluent in Mandarin, and comfortably the most acrobatic member of the team — his background spans powerlifting, bodybuilding, snowboarding, breakdancing, and acrobatics, which means he understands movement at the extremes of what the body can do. Strength training is his home base, in the gym and in the clinic.

He completed his Bachelor of Kinesiology at SFU in 2017 and his Master of Physiotherapy at the University of Sydney in 2019, then worked in hospitals around Sydney and supervised at a private clinic before coming home to BC.

His approach starts with reassurance and education, then builds: individualized exercise progression backed by hands-on manual therapy — treatment plans shaped by his kinesiology and strength-training background. He treats every client the way he’d want to be treated: collaboratively, honestly, and with realistic expectations. 他會說中文，歡迎用中文預約及看診。

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Colby was born and raised in Coquitlam and grew up on a basketball court. Before physiotherapy he worked as a CrossFit coach and clinical kinesiologist, which shaped how he treats — he’s seen what exercise does at every level, from post-injury basics to high-level training.

He completed his Bachelor of Kinesiology at SFU in 2014 and his Master of Physiotherapy at the University of Sydney in 2016. He has a particular strength in lower back conditions, vestibular rehabilitation and dizziness, motor vehicle injuries, and posture-related pain — and as our TPI Level 2-certified golf physiotherapist, he assesses and treats golfers whose game is being held back by their body.

His approach combines education, manual therapy, exercise, and IMS/dry needling, built collaboratively — he takes the time to understand what’s actually behind a problem and explains it in plain language. Off the clinic floor it’s golf, snowboarding, hiking, camping, strength training, and time with family.

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