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Jo Abbott

Hi, My name is Jo Abbott(Nee Rainsley)and I am a Biomechanist,Clinical Anatomist and Sports Nutritionist, currently studying my Doctorate in Biomechanics. I am part of an Elite Team of Sports Science Professionals who on a day-to-day basis test, support, train and educate our clients to either optimise their performance in a particular sport,or regain control of their life and live life pain-free. I have evolved many techniques and systems that have been used by Health Professionals for many years, each of our Systems giving more value to our clients. BodyMot Systems ethos is to work alongside other therapists/coaches/trainers, sharing and growing together. We hope these team qualities will unite professionals and produce a superior management to disease & dysfunction. My approach to your well-being is one where the biological(biomechanics and physiology of biological structures),psychological(which entails thoughts,emotions,nutrition and behaviors),and social(socio-economical,socio-enviromental,and cultural), factors, all play a significant role in human functioning in …

Calvin Wong

Calvin graduated with his Bachelors of Kinesiology from McMaster University in 2008. During his time at McMaster, Calvin worked with various varsity teams including tennis, squash, badminton and volleyball providing field-side coverage for practices, games and tournaments. He went on to pursue his physical therapy degree, and in 2010 Calvin graduated with his Master of Physical Therapy from the University of Western Ontario. Since graduating, Calvin decided to cultivate his skills in orthopedic practice and has pursued post-graduate training with the Acupuncture Foundation of Canada Institute, Gunn IMS, and the Upledger Institute for CranioSacral techniques. Calvin has also completed his Graduate Certificate in Manual Therapy at the University of British Columbia and is a Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Manipulative Therapy. In 2013, Calvin took the Discover Physio Series with Diane Lee and LJ Lee and was introduced to the Integrated Systems Model (ISM). Since 2013, Calvin has had …

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Eric Perkio

Eric has been practising Physiotherapy since 2006. He received his Masters of Physiotherapy from the University of Sydney, Australia. He began his career gaining experience within 2 sports focused clinics where he treated and supported athletes that participated in club, triple A, and University level Basketball, Football, Lacrosse, Soccer, and Rugby.  Following his experiences in the athletic world Eric joined a complex pain and repetitive strain focused multidisciplinary clinic where he gained valuable experience in helping clients with complex and long term injuries.

Emil Euaparadorn

Dr. Euaparadorn is widely recognized as a leading Physical Therapist in orthopaedic and neurological rehabilitation.  As one of the most highly credentialed PT’s in New York, Dr. Euaparadorn has spoken at both National and International professional conferences in his areas of expertise.   Dr. Euaparadorn has achieved several certifications in both neurological and orthopaedic realms and has gone through a comprehensive fellowship program in manual therapy, in order to receive the highest distinction one can achieve in Manual Therapy, a Fellow of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Manual Therapy. Dr. Euapardorn began his career working at Mt. Sinai Hospital for many years before going into the world of private practice. He has taught at several other PT school institutions in both Physical Therapy and Physical Therapist Assistant departments.  Dr. Euaparadorn continues to be involved with private practice and brings his real world experience, along with extensive training into the classroom, in order …

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Leigh Fortuna

Leigh graduated from UBC in 2005, and spent almost 10 years working with patients with chronic pain as part of an interdisciplinary team.  She joined Diane Lee & Associates in 2017. Leigh was first exposed to the Integrated Systems Model in 2009 and did a few short courses with Diane Lee over the next couple of years.  Inspired to change her career path and approach with patients, she completed the Series in 2017 and now uses this approach to integrate orthopaedics, acupuncture/dry needling, women’s health and pain management skills and techniques.

Cathy Rogers

Cathy received a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of British Columbia in 2000. As a member of the varsity women’s volleyball team at UBC during those years she was first exposed to physiotherapy and it’s positive impact on her own personal athletic career. Following graduation from UBC, she went on to receive a Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy degree from the University of Toronto, graduating in 2003. Since graduation, Cathy has worked exclusively in private practice. She spent many years working extensively as a senior physiotherapist as part of an interdisciplinary pain management program working to empower patients with complex chronic pain issues to learn to better manage their symptoms and thereby improve their quality of life. Cathy moved on to join the team at Diane Lee & Associates in 2009. Cathy has had extensive post-graduate training in the areas of chronic pain and orthopaedics. She obtained …

Daisuke Tatara

Daisuke Tatara      多々良 大輔   I graduated from the Kawasaki Junior College of Rehabilitation in 1997. I used to engage in a physiotherapy for hemiplagia. after stroke. Lately I work at Fukuoka Shion Hospital and see people with orthopedic disorders like spine, knee or shoulder problems. I have learned about the Integrated System approach for several years and began assisting Diane on her courses in Japan in 2014. The theme which I’m most interested in is physiotherapy for spinal degenerative disease.   1997年に川崎リハビリテーション学院を卒業した後、脳卒中後の片麻痺に対する理学療法に携わり、現在は福岡志恩病院で脊椎、膝関節、肩関節における整形外科医療に従事しています。 これまで胸郭や骨盤，下肢，頭頸部・肩甲帯の統合システムモデルについて学んできました。最も興味があるのは成人脊椎変性疾患です。