Jenna approaches her clients with compassion, sensitivity and understanding and is dedicated
to finding the root cause of her clients pain and discomfort and has a passion for health and
wellness along with learning and educating.
Jenna has a Diploma in Fitness and Lifestyle Management, a degree in Psychology, and has
several post graduate certifications including: Concussion Health, Cancer and Exercise
Recovery, Certified Bowen Health Therapist, Master level Neurokinetic Therapist, Certified ANF
Pain Therapist, and is a Certified Yoga Therapist and is a Osteopathic Manual Practitioner.
Jenna has been working with concussed clientele since early 2003 and has worked with
countless people from all walks of life, ages and stages to get them back into the game of life,
sport, and work.
Jenna’s love of learning and desire to help people means you will always find her upgrading her
education and searching for new and innovative techniques in order to better serve her
clientele. Recent continuing education has ignited Jenna’s passion for Canine Osteopathy and
she is looking forward to helping dogs feel better and move better just like their pet parents!
Driven by a lifelong passion for sports and a dedication to compassionate care, I bring a well-rounded clinical skill set and extensive on-field experience to every patient interaction. As a Certified Athletic Therapist (CATA Certified, ATABC Registered) and the Head Athletic Therapist for the Surrey Eagles junior hockey team, I specialize in diagnosing and rehabilitating musculoskeletal injuries—whether they occur in the clinic, on the ice, or on the field.
My roles include:
-Leading injury assessments, treatment planning, and return-to-play or return-to-work protocols
-Collaborating closely with coaches, players, parents, and multidisciplinary teams to optimize recovery and performance
-Applying hands-on manual therapy techniques—including soft tissue mobilization, joint mobilizations, and myofascial release—to reduce pain, restore movement, and support healing
-Creating tailored rehab programs that align with each individual’s goals.
-Taping, bracing, and providing acute injury response during practices and games
I’ve had the pleasure of supporting athletes across diverse environments—from elite teams like BC Hockey, BC Rugby, SFU Red Leafs Softball, and the BC Lions (CFL), to clients at Catch Physio and Wellness Clinic.
My patient-centric approach prioritizes clear communication, evidence-based strategies, and teamwork. Whether you’re recovering from injury, managing a chronic condition, or striving for peak performance, I’m committed to helping you return to the activities you love—stronger, safer, and more confident.
Let’s partner on your journey to optimal health and performance.
I am also fluent in Mandarin.
Sarah Certified as Athletic Therapist in 2008 and has worked with mainly University, Professional, and Olympic athletes. She completed her Bachelors of Science in Kinesiology at SFU in the Rehabilitation stream along with certificates in Applied Nutrition and Active Health and Rehabilitation. Postgraduate completion of the Advanced Certificate in Athletic Therapy at Mount Royal University followed. Sarah became a Registered Massage Therapist in 2014.
Sarah spent 5 years as the Head Athletic Therapist for the University of the Fraser Valley. She has also worked with the Abbotsford Heat for four seasons, the Vancouver Whitecaps Women for two seasons, was the Head AT at Kwantlen Poloytechnic University and at Simon Fraser University.
She currently enjoys working in private practice in the White Rock/South Surrey area where she lives with her family. Sarah likes to run, snowboard, work out and be on the water.
Devon San, a Registered Massage Therapist graduated from the Langara RMT program in 2021. He is a member of the Registered Massage Therapists Association of British Columbia (RMTBC) and is registered and in good standing with College of Massage Therapists of British Columbia (CMTBC) He also holds a Bachelors of Kinesiology from the University of the Fraser Valley. After practicing as a Registered Kinesiologist for a few years he decided to go back to school and become an RMT.
Growing up in Surrey, Devon played a variety of sports during his childhood and younger adult years including soccer, hockey, football, golf and numerous others. It was the love of sport that got Devon interested in the field of kinesiology initially.
Educating his patients is what Devon enjoys most about being a RMT. The chance to teach someone in pain why they may be in pain and how they can help themselves is what he looks forward to everyday he goes to work.
