Nazanin is a Kurdish-Iranian immigrant living on the ancestral and unceded lands of the hən̓q̓əmin̓əm̓ and Sḵwx̱wú7mesh [SKWAW-mish] Sníchim speaking nations.
Nazanin is professionally trained as a clinical counsellor and is registered with BCACC. To learn more, please visit this page.

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Tsubasa is a Registered Acupuncturist in BC. He completed Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine education in Ontario, where he was trained across multiple teaching clinics and worked with a wide range of patients with pain and stress‑related conditions, sleep issues, and functional health concerns.

Tsubasa’s main focus in treatment is musculoskeletal pain, migraines, tension headaches, and stress‑related discomfort. He also supports patients with a broader range of concerns beyond pain, using acupuncture to help the body regulate and recover.

Tsubasa’s philosophy is inspired by wabi‑sabi, the Japanese perspective that values natural imperfection, change, and authenticity. He believes healing often begins with accepting where you are, rather than striving for perfection. His approach is gentle, clear, and grounding, creating a calm space where patients can reconnect with their bodies and feel supported throughout their care.

Jesika is a Colombian immigrant who joined our team as a Medical Office Assistant. She is Spanish - English speaking. Jesika has worked in the medical and settlement sectors for more than five years, supporting multicultural populations, temporary farm workers, and LGTBQ+ communities.

Jesika's primary goal is to ensure that every individual feels heard, seen, respected, and valued from their very first interaction. Jesika values being part of the growing process and embraces new challenges.

We are in the recruitment process. Our physiotherapy team will consist of practitioners who use trauma-informed and consent-based practices. All practitioner are competent in providing care to people of all ages, genders and gender expression.

We are in the recruitment process of a physician who can provide health care services in an affirmative way to racialized people of all ages, genders, sexual orientations, body sizes and occupations.