Braedan Lalor hails from Alberta where he became a Physical therapist before extending his healthcare experience in Florida and then coming to BC. Recently from White Rock, he has extensive and diverse education in treatment methodologies too extensive to list, including a very unique extension to his U of A acupuncture training in Beijing, China. Has run several clinics and training centers including the BC Lions official training center through their successful Grey Cup runs in the 2000's. He works with pro and National team athletes in the USA and Canada in almost all the major leagues and enjoys teaching other clinicians how to develop young athletes and fix difficult pain problems. In his free time he plays sports (loves combat sports) and writes thriller novels. Braedan believes in a full scope physio practice where the clinician provides simultaneous solutions for pain, prevention, and performance. His intellectual property has helped launch well-known local clinical practices and was at one time licensed for seven figures. Although he has solutions for all types of athletes, he has received awards for his work in golf performance from international golf clinician networks. He works many local and international sporting events of his choosing, so if your club or event needs help or your coaches need an informative lecturer — ask him and he'll probably say yes.

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Noushin Nouri is a Registered Physiotherapist with over 11 years of experience helping patients recover from injuries, improve mobility, and return to the activities they enjoy. She began her physiotherapy career in Iran after graduating in 2011 and continued practicing in orthopedic and rehabilitation settings before relocating to Canada and becoming fully licensed as a physiotherapist.

Her clinical focus includes musculoskeletal conditions, sports injuries, post-operative rehabilitation, and chronic pain management. Noushin believes in creating individualized treatment plans based on each patient’s specific needs and goals. Her approach combines manual therapy, active rehabilitation, and evidence-informed techniques to support long-term recovery and functional improvement.

She values building strong connections with her patients and empowering them through education and movement-based therapy. Noushin is committed to providing a supportive and positive environment where patients feel confident throughout their rehabilitation journey.

Outside the clinic, she enjoys travelling, camping, spending time outdoors, and exploring nature with family and friends. She provides care in both English and Farsi.

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Dr. Vakilian is a strong believer that health is a “state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity” WHO.

He is an advocate of using the most up to date scientific research in providing his patients with evidence-based and patient-centred care.

Prior to graduating from the University of British Columbia with a Kinesiology degree in 2015, he studied business at the University of Toronto. His passion for Health Care was a driving factor for his work as a Kinesiologist alongside many health care professionals in a multidisciplinary environment. He then earned his Doctor of Chiropractic Degree from the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College in 2020. While completing his Doctor of Chiropractic degree, he fulfilled his clinical internship at St. John’s Rehabilitation Hospital (SunnyBrook) in Toronto, ON.

His motivation to become a Chiropractor started in his teenage years after being involved in two severe car accidents. He was experiencing chronic headaches and back pain when he was encouraged to see a Chiropractor by his family physician. After a few treatments, he was impressed with the outcome of Chiropractic care for the various symptoms he was suffering from.

Dr. Vakilian has always been involved in giving back to his community through different organizations. He was an active volunteer with the Canucks Autism Network (C.A.N) who have a vision for all individuals with autism to be understood, accepted and supported in all community spaces. He has helped enrich the lives of children diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder through sports and community-based activities. He has also previously volunteered for the Cypress Mountain Ski Patrol and the West Vancouver Aquatic Center.

Dr. Vakilian has been a lifelong resident of Vancouver and has been very active in the sporting community, both as an athlete as well as a trainer. Alongside his eleven years of pos-secondary education, he earned his national and international tennis coaching certification and has been heavily involved in the tennis community for over 20 years. In his spare time, he enjoys skiing, running, research, and exploring his talents in the kitchen.

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