Our Team

Stephen completed his Master of Physical Therapy (MPT) and Bachelor of Kinesiology at the University of British Columbia. Stephen has also obtained his Advanced Orthopaedic Manual and Manipulative Level 1 certification.

Fluent in English, Cantonese, and conversational Mandarin, Stephen’s treatment philosophy is to empower clients to reach their highest potential in function and goals be it returning to sports, work, or play by utilizing manual therapy and exercise prescription to target the root of their problems.

Stephen has a passion for ball and racket sports having played competitive volleyball, tennis, and soccer growing up, as well as teaching and competing in hip hop dance, all which you can find him doing outside of the clinic.

Special Interests

Sport injuries, neck, shoulder, elbow, ankle, and achilles injuries.

Junichi earned his Master’s Degree in Physical Therapy and Bachelor’s Degree in Kinesiology from the University of British Columbia.

His clinical approach emphasizes hands-on assessment techniques developed through training with the Integrated Systems Model (ISM), with the goal of identifying the primary driver of pain and dysfunction. Treatment focuses on a combination of manual therapy, exercise prescription, and client education to help individuals better understand their condition and take an active role in their recovery and rehabilitation.

Junichi has a special interest in men’s pelvic health and also runs a YouTube channel dedicated to educational content on men’s pelvic floor physiotherapy. His videos provide practical strategies, recovery insights, and evidence-informed education for men dealing with pelvic pain, urinary symptoms, sexual dysfunction, and related concerns. If you are curious about what men’s pelvic floor physiotherapy involves, you can explore Junichi’s educational content online.

Credentials & Continuing Education

Integrated Systems Model (ISM)
Functional Dry Needling I & II
Herman & Wallace Level 2C – Men’s Pelvic Health
Vestibular Physiotherapy (Bernard Tonks)

Get expert advice, movement tips, and recovery insights – check out Junichi’s YouTube channel!

Justin’s dream of becoming a physiotherapist began at a young age when, like many of his patients, he suffered an injury through sport that introduced him to the tremendous benefits of physiotherapy. This dream became a reality upon his graduation from the University of British Columbia’s Master of Physical Therapy Program following his completion of a Bachelor of Kinesiology degree. During his education he strengthened his passion towards manual therapy, exercise prescription, and patient education. Justin has continued his post-graduate education by receiving his certification from the Canadian Physiotherapy Association for Level 1 and 2 – Lower of the Orthopaedic Division Advanced Integrated Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy Program, in addition to IMS needling certification.

Justin enjoys working with patients of all ages and backgrounds of physical activity. He is committed to providing his patients with the best evidence-based treatment and care. Justin is a strong believer that patients who are active participants in their rehabilitation achieve the best and quickest results. Whether you are an accomplished athlete or have never stepped into a gym, Justin would love to work with you and to help guide you through your recovery!

In Justin’s downtime he enjoys playing on competitive soccer teams, golfing, deejaying and multi-day backpacking trips such as the West Coast Trail, Juan de Fuca Trail and the Sunshine Coast Trail.

Amanda is the co-owner of Woodland Physiotherapy. She has been fascinated by the way people move for most of her life, starting from when she was a young athlete in modern pentathlon. After years of competing nationally and internationally in fencing and shooting, she decided to turn her interest in the human body into a career. She completed her Masters of Science in Physiotherapy from the University of Toronto in 2010 and is an instructor at Vancouver Community College.

She has completed extensive post-graduate training in needling techniques and manual thearpy. She has completed her Upper and Lower Quadrant Manual Therapy level 3 in pursuit of the Diploma of Advanced Orthopaedic Manual and Manipulative Physiotherapy Course as well as being both UBC Chan Gunn IMS certified and Acupuncture Foundation of Canada Institute certified. She is also trained in the Integrated Systems Model (Lee & Lee), Neural and Visceral Manipulation from the Barral Institute, and is a certified pelvic floor therapist.

She has a keen interest in helping people manage their injuries and symptoms, returning them to their regular activities while minimizing risk of re-injury. Amanda enjoys treating people of all abilities and has experience treating a wide range of conditions such as repetitive overuse, arthritis, whiplash and sports injuries. In her free time she enjoys running, rock climbing, skiing, cycling and playing the banjo.

Hayley graduated from the University of Western Ontario with a Masters of Physical Therapy in 2010. After graduation, Hayley completed numerous postgraduate clinical courses. Hayley is certified in intramuscular stimulation (IMS, Dry Needling) and anatomical acupuncture. She has additional training in manual techniques including muscle energy techniques, peripheral manipulations, McKenzie and Mulligan Concepts.

Prior to working with Woodland Physiotherapy, Hayley practiced as a Physiotherapist in outpatient orthopaedics and sports physiotherapy as well as a medical/legal consultant physiotherapist in both Canada and U.S.A. Hayley treated a large population span from infants to seniors. Her practice encompassed assessment, treatment and providing discharge recommendations for people involved in motor vehicle accidents, worksite injuries, sports injuries, surgical candidates as well as general orthopedic concerns.

Hayley’s interests include photography, fitness and spending time with her family. She hopes to travel to all seven continents one day.

Languages spoken: English, Cantonese

Anurag is a dedicated physiotherapist with a passion for helping people move better, recover stronger, and reach their full potential. He completed his BSc (Hons) in Physiotherapy at Brunel University, London, after first earning a Bachelor of Applied Science in Mechatronics Engineering from Simon Fraser University. This rare combination of technical and health sciences gives him a unique perspective—merging analytical problem-solving with compassionate, patient-centered care.

Anurag has worked across both hospital and private clinic settings, including Providence Health Care and Vancouver General Hospital, where he specialized in orthopedic rehabilitation, post-operative care, and active recovery programs. At Woodland Physiotherapy, he applies this experience to design individualized treatment plans that focus not only on injury recovery but also on long-term strength, resilience, and performance.

Beyond the clinic, Anurag has supported athletes through his work with Hillingdon Football Club (UK), where he introduced training programs aimed at improving performance while reducing the risk of injury. He continues to pursue advanced training, with recent coursework in kinesiology-taping and TMJ management, further expanding his ability to treat complex conditions.

Fluent in Hindi and Punjabi, Anurag is able to connect with a wide range of patients and ensure culturally sensitive, personalized care. He believes in a holistic, evidence-based approach—empowering patients through education, movement, and active participation in their recovery journey.

When he’s not in the clinic, you’ll likely find Anurag playing basketball, at the gym, or practicing piano—always striving for balance between mind, body, and performance.