Daniel started his journey to Physiotherapy when he began his Bachelor of Kinesiology at UBC where was introduced to the human body and all of its components. During this time, Daniel worked as a personal trainer and volunteered at the UBC Hospital which further convinced him to become a Physiotherapist. Daniel completed his Master of Physical Therapy at UBC where he also completed one of his placements at Kids Physio in Victoria. On this placement, Daniel fell in love with pedeatric practice as he saw the difference he could make in a kiddo’s life through Physiotherapy.

Daniel has experience teaching English to 3rd graders in Taiwan as well as coaching basketball to 5-year olds. Daniel is passionate about sports and getting stronger through exercise which will play a role in his Physiotherapy sessions. He is excited to be able to use his knowledge and experience to help reduce physical barriers in kiddo’s lives. Daniel’s goal is to create a safe and fun environment where kids can be themselves and feel excited for Physiotherapy.

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Meet Shauna, a dedicated and compassionate pediatric physiotherapist who is so excited to work with your kiddo! Shauna’s journey into the world of healthcare began with a Bachelor of Science in Neuroscience from Dalhousie University. Here, she delved into the intricate workings of the developing nervous system, laying the groundwork for her future endeavours. Driven by a deep desire to make a meaningful difference in the lives of children, Shauna pursued a Master’s degree in Physical Therapy from the University of British Columbia (UBC). Her time at UBC honed her skills, provided her with invaluable clinical insights, and transformed her into a well-rounded clinician. Shauna has a passion for working with all kiddos from infants and children who face neurological challenges and diverse abilities to high level sports performers. She firmly believes that every child deserves the opportunity to thrive and reach their full potential.

Shauna has a particular interest in treating:

Infant related: - Infant torticollis and plagiocephaly (flat spots) - Delayed gross motor milestones in infants and toddlers (ex: delayed sitting, crawling, walking)

Neurological related: - Genetic and neurological conditions - Gross motor goals for kiddos with autism

Orthopaedic: - Muscle strains and sprains - Hockey/Skating strength/endurance concerns - Running/Biking/Swimming endurance concerns - High level athletes of all kinds

In her spare time you can find Shauna outside in nature or working out at the gym. Shauna enjoys training for ultramarathons and Ironman races. Shauna also enjoys spending time with her family and friends, and reading a good book on the beach at her cabin.

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Cam’s paediatric journey started during his Physiotherapy Studies which he completed in Brisbane, QLD, Australia in December 2020. During his clinical placements he worked with school aged children in rural settings helping with physical activity, gross motor skill development, health promotion, and injury prevention. As well, he had the opportunity to work at the Queensland Children’s Hospital where he worked with a variety of children with neurological conditions such as cerebral palsy, acquired brain injury, and cerebellar disorders. More recently, Cam has helped school aged and teenagers getting back to sport and activity as a Kinesiologist. Cam is eager to help the children & their families at Kids Physio Richmond with their goals and needs as a Physiotherapist.

Cams education background include a Masters of Physiotherapy Studies from the University of Queensland as well as a Bachelors of Kinesiology with a Minor in Psychology from the University of British Columbia

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Romita has always been passionate about working with kids. Her interest with pediatric physiotherapy started after volunteering during high school in a children’s hospital in India where she came across kids with developmental delay. She has been practicing Physiotherapy since 2014 after completing Bachelor of Physiotherapy program in 2012 and Master in Pediatric neurosciences in 2014 from India.

She has over 4 years of experience practicing in pediatric physiotherapy and has worked with infants and kids with gross motor and developmental delays, neurological conditions, cerebral palsy, genetic and rare disorders, and developmental coordination disorders. She has worked in different pediatric rehabilitation setups including clinics, NICU, PICU and inpatient centres at various hospitals in India. Romita has special interest in working with kids diagnosed with cerebral palsy and gross motor developmental delays.

She is committed about helping kids and their families meet their physical goals, while accomplishing this in a fun and creative environment!

In her spare time, Romita enjoys hiking, dancing and enjoying deserts.

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As Angie (Angelina) embarked on her journey to become a physiotherapist, she knew she wanted to return to her roots and serve the Richmond community.

She has experience working with toddlers to teens from all walks of life, including those with cognitive and physical limitations. She completed both her Bachelor of Kinesiology and Master of Physical Therapy at UBC, where she went on to obtain a certificate in Infant and Supported Child Development.

Angie is currently completing her Advanced Integrated Musculoskeletal levels with the Canadian Physiotherapy Association - Orthopaedic Division. She has special interests in working with youth and teenagers in sports, injuries, and gross motor developmental delays.

She looks forward to working with children, their families, and other health care team members to provide patient-centred and FUN care! If she is not working, you may find her roaming around Steveston for some Timothy’s frozen yogurt!

Angie speaks conversational Cantonese!

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Harveen grew up in Surrey, BC and completed her Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology way on the other side of Canada at Dalhousie University (Halifax, NS). She then went on to complete her Masters of Physical Therapy at the University of British Columbia.

She first joined Kids Physio Group in 2013 where she volunteered throughout the summer and then again on her last clinical placement from school. She has always had a passion to work with kids and throughout her last placement is when she realized that she fell in love with KPG and the amazing, hard-working kids that she has seen come and go through the clinic.

Harveen began working at Kids Physio as a part-time job but has currently transitioned over to be full time. She has experience working with children of all ages with gross motor and developmental delays, neurological conditions, cerebral palsy, genetic and rare disorders, and developmental coordination disorders. She also has experience working with babies and infants who have torticollis, plagiocephaly and moms who need an extra tip on how to help their little ones achieve their motor milestones.

In her free time, you can find Harveen balancing her life between her family, travelling and staying physically active. She is also passionate about cooking and trying new recipes, learning how to be a better photographer and drinking a good cup of coffee (or two).

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