Shockwave Therapy in Vancouver

Dr. Ali Masoumi received his Doctor of Chiropractic degree from the University of Western States in Portland, Oregon. With a strong interest in sports medicine, he pursued a Master’s degree in Sports Medicine with a focus on exercise and rehabilitation.

He completed a 4-year sports specialty fellowship through the Royal College of Chiropractic Sports Sciences, becoming one of only a few Sports Fellow Chiropractors in British Columbia.

Dr. Masoumi is a Clinical Instructor at UBC’s Faculty of Medicine, where he teaches Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine, and also mentors residents through UBC’s Department of Family Medicine.

He is currently the official Sports Fellow Chiropractor for the Vancouver Football Club (Canadian Premier League) and has extensive experience providing care at high-profile events including the IIHF Hockey World Juniors, PGA Canada, World Cup of Lacrosse, and more.

In addition to being a published researcher, he is an advocate for evidence-based, patient-centered care.

On his days off, you’ll find Dr. Masoumi playing soccer, diving into research, or spending time with family and friends.

Dr. Farah Sayani graduated magna cum laude from the Doctor of Chiropractic program at the University of Western States in 2011. Prior to that, she earned her Bachelor of Science degree from the University of British Columbia.

Her personal experience with chiropractic care following an injury inspired her to pursue the profession, and today she treats a wide range of conditions including low back and neck pain, headaches, TMD, sprains, and strains.

Her techniques include diversified adjustments, instrument-assisted adjusting (Impulse IQ), Active Release Technique (ART), and shockwave therapy.

During her time in Oregon, she worked with athletes at events such as the Oregon Junior Olympics and Hood to Coast Relay. Back in BC, she has continued that tradition, treating athletes at the Vancouver Sun Run and Stanley Park Tennis Open.

Dr. Sayani is a registered member of the BC College of Chiropractors and the BC Chiropractic Association.

In her spare time, she enjoys traveling, hiking, and spending time with her partner and two small dogs.

Jonathan is a physiotherapist specialized in the management of orthopedic conditions including sport, neck and back injuries. He graduated with distinction from the Master of Physical Therapy program at UBC in 2010.

He utilizes a multi-faceted approach designed to both alleviate an individual’s current pain as well as address the root cause of the issue. His goal is to have each patient feeling better, moving optimally, and better equipped to prevent future injuries.

His treatment approach includes hands-on spinal manual therapy, intramuscular stimulation (IMS / dry needling), postural re-education, lifestyle changes, massage and soft tissue mobilization, as well as designing a personalized exercise program that emphasizes corrective strengthening and progressive overload. Throughout the recovery process, a premium is placed on patient engagement and education.

As a self-proclaimed physionerd, Jonathan utilizes research reviews and continuing education courses to stay on top of the latest trends in musculoskeletal rehabilitation.

He believes that the physiotherapy management of musculoskeletal conditions, alongside a multi-disciplinary team, is crucial in allowing you to return to a healthy lifestyle and perform at your best.

Outside of the clinic you can find Jonathan spending time with his wife and two daughters, dabbling in pickleball, and trying to find the time to lift weights more often.

Brodie is a registered physiotherapist having graduated from the University of Alberta’s Master of Science in Physical Therapy program, and holds a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from the University of Waterloo.

Originally from the rural mountains of Pemberton, B.C., Brodie was active in basketball, soccer, and golf—fueling his interest in athletic rehab, surgical recovery, and joint-related injuries.

With a strong foundation in biomechanics and anatomy, Brodie aims to educate his patients on the "why" behind injuries and how to prevent them long-term, while helping manage current pain effectively.

Treatment includes evidence-based techniques such as manual therapy, IMS, movement analysis, and strength and proprioceptive training tailored to the individual.

On his off days, Brodie can be found shooting hoops at the basketball court or working on his swing at the golf course.

Bryce completed his Master of Physical Therapy at the University of Western Ontario (UWO) after earning a Bachelor of Science at the University of British Columbia (UBC).

He has hands-on experience treating joint replacement rehab (both pre- and post-operative), sports injuries, MVA-related conditions, chronic pain, and work-related injuries.

Bryce’s treatment style is holistic—focused on building strong, therapeutic relationships and crafting individualized programs that support each client’s rehab and performance goals.

He values client beliefs and preferences, and customizes every session accordingly for lasting results.

Outside the clinic, Bryce is a competitive ultimate frisbee player with over 10 years of experience, having competed at UBC, UWO, and in national leagues across Canada and the U.S.

He also enjoys biking around the city, hiking, camping, and scouting the best sushi spots in town.

Matthew graduated from Simon Fraser University and obtained his Master’s of Physiotherapy from Queen Margaret University in Edinburgh, Scotland.

He has experience providing rehabilitation for a wide variety of clients and conditions such as seniors, post-surgical, athletes, neurological conditions, and musculoskeletal conditions.

He understands that each patient is different and will take the time to understand the needs of each patient and customize each rehabilitation program accordingly.

His treatment approach is patient-centred and combines hands-on manual therapy techniques with exercise therapy to facilitate long-term improvements.

He is also a strong believer in patient education and will ensure that each patient leaves with a better understanding of their injury/condition and how to manage their pain and rehab independently.

In his spare time, he plays basketball and badminton regularly and also enjoys going mountain biking and snowboarding. Matt also loves traveling and has lived in Australia and the UK.

Curran recently completed his Doctor of Physiotherapy at Bond University in Australia. He brings an evidence-based approach to care, grounded in both academic training and hands-on clinical experience.

After experiencing injuries and setbacks during his early life, Curran became committed to being the kind of physiotherapist who empowers patients through education, movement, and strength.

Curran is particularly passionate about incorporating strength training into physiotherapy for individuals of all backgrounds, from first-time gym-goers to seasoned athletes. He has a special interest in working with field sport athletes and badminton players. His approach is collaborative and patient-centered, focused on creating meaningful, goal-oriented treatment plans that promote long-term function, mobility, and pain relief.

He believes a strong therapeutic alliance is built on teamwork. He will bring the knowledge and guidance, and you bring the commitment to the process.

Outside of work, Curran enjoys lifting weights, playing badminton, hunting for a good cup of coffee, and experimenting in the kitchen.