Our Clinic

Across from the Brentwood Skytrain, this state of the art clinic offers 4,000 square feet of wellness

 Treatment Rooms

Each room is warm and spacious

Gym

A large gym is available to enhance fitness 

Direct Billing

We bill to extended health providers

Parking

Many levels of underground parking

LEED Certified

Energy efficiency and environmental friendly

Reception Area

Refreshing amenities

Our Staff

It is an honour to work with you

Stephen Barclay

Physiotherapist

​Stephen grew up in Kimberley, BC, and moved to Vancouver to complete his Bachelor of Science in Biology (1996) and his Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy (2001). In 2005, he achieved the internationally recognized designation of Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Manipulative Physical Therapists (FCAMPT). Further postgraduate training has also certified him to practise medical acupuncture and intramuscular stimulation (IMS).  He is an instructor for the Orthopaedic Division of the Canadian Physiotherapy and mentors physiotherapists in preparation for their intermediate and advanced orthopaedic exams. The assessment and treatment of knee injuries remains his special passion. Stephen was chosen as a Therapist for Athlete Care at the 2010 Winter Olympics, and he has been the designated physiotherapist for various sports teams, including SFU Rugby, Burnaby Lakers Lacrosse and World Ultimate Frisbee. Recreationally, Stephen has fun running, skiing, playing golf, squash and tennis.

Kaylie Zhou

Clinic Manager

​Kaylie grew up in Vancouver, BC and completed her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology (Education & Human Development) at Simon Fraser University.  She has a passion for helping others enhance their mental well-being and personal growth.  Kaylie has lived abroad working as an elementary school english teacher in rural South Korea, has volunteered for various mental health organizations, and has worked with children with special needs.  In her spare time, Kaylie can be found restaurant hopping or at her local yoga studio. ​

Tae Yoon

Physiotherapist

​​Tae received his undergraduate degree in Human Kinetics (2009) and his Masters of Physical Therapy (2011) at the University of British Columbia. Since graduation, he has completed numerous post-graduate courses. Tae is certified to perform medical acupuncture (CAFCI) and is a certified Gunn Intramuscular Stimulation Practitioner (CGIMS). As a manual therapist, he has achieved the internationally recognized designation of Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Manipulative Physical Therapists (FCAMPT). He is also an assistant-instructor for the Canadian Physiotherapy Association, Orthopaedic Division. Tae has taken vestibular rehabilitation courses which include the following: Vestibular Rehabilitation: An Introduction to Assessment and Management; Vestibular Rehabilitation: Review and Advances; Vestibular Rehabilitation: A Competency-Base Course (Emory University) and Advances in Vestibular Rehabilitation: A Competency-Renewal Course (Duke University). Tae lives an active lifestyle and enjoys hiking, snowshoeing, snowboarding, running marathons, and competing in triathlons. He also plays on multiple soccer and hockey teams.

Samantha Sigurdson

Kinesiologist

Samantha graduated from the University of Fraser Valley in 2015 with a Bachelors degree in Kinesiology. During this time, she discovered a keen interest in recovery and active rehabilitation. She believes in teaching proper technique to maximize strength, mobility, flexibility, coordination and functional ability. She strongly believes the whole body works as a system so it can adapt to different scenarios in day-to-day life.
Since graduating, Samantha has gone on to receive certification in Fascial Stretch Therapy, Soft Tissue Release and Kinetic Link Training. She incorporates this post graduate course work into client rehabilitation when necessary. When not at work, Samantha lives a very active lifestyle between hot yoga, soccer or training for an upcoming half marathon. 

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Annie Lazarenko

Massage Therapist

Annie joins Trinity Physio, Sport and Wellness after working at Kelowna Medical Massage. She is a local Burnaby native and is honoured to be returning home. She is extremely compassionate and has a keen interest in assisting with health promotion. Annie is keen to continue to learn additional techniques to offer the best treatments possible. She is excited to be a member of the Trinity team. ​

Debbie Chau

Physiotherapist

Debbie graduated from The University of British Columbia with a Master of Physical Therapy in 2011. She has dedicated her time to continuing education and professional development as a physical therapist. After extensive post-graduate training and mentorship, she received her Diploma of Advanced Manual and Manipulative Physiotherapy through the Canadian Physiotherapy Association’s Orthopaedic Division and the designation of Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Manipulative Therapy (FCAMPT). 
Debbie is bilingual in English and Cantonese and enjoys working with people of all ages, and backgrounds. Debbie utilizes a multi-faceted approach when treating clients that consists of manual therapy, active rehabilitation, and client education to help her clients get back to their pre-injury function, whether it be return to work or doing the things that they love.
Outside of work, Debbie is busy enjoying life as a new mom. In the remaining spare time, she enjoys reading, travelling, going for a run and playing recreational sports such as skiing and tennis. 
Our goal is to empower your mind, body and soul