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All New Patients must complete both our Health Intake and Consent Form online ahead of time to avoid congestion in the clinic and to maximize your treatment time. The forms can be found in your email upon completing your booking. There will be TWO seperate emails reflecting the TWO seperate forms.

Direct Billing to Third Party Insurance is available with a majority of our practitioners to Pacific Blue Cross, Greenshield and extended health insurance companies partnered with Telus-Eclaims (Canada Life, Manulife, Chambers of Commerce, Desjardins, Group Health, Equitable Life, Johnston, Group Health, Claim Secure). If we are unable to get direct confirmation of the payment and coverage amount after we process your claim, you may be responsible for the entire cost of your appointment and have to submit the claim yourself to your insurance. We will provide you with a receipt once payment is rendered.

For ICBC Claims some practitioners are able to directly bill to ICBC for accidents that are approved and occurred within 12 weeks of accident date. In all cases these must be pre-approved by our office before your first appointment.

Please note if you wish to Cancel Your Appointment, you are required to cancel at least 24-hours before your scheduled appointment as per our 24 hour cancellation policy. Failure to provide us with notification at least the 24 hours in advance, will limit our ability to fill your scheduled appoitment with someone else needing treatment and on the cancellation list and will result in the full charge of the treatment cost fees billed directly to you. (Unfortunely we cannot bill these type of non-treatment/missed appointments to your insurance company).

• We have Enhanced Cleaning Procedures to properly sanitize everything before and after your appointment.

Chiropractic

The primary goal of chiropractic care is directed towards maintaining, improving, restoring or enhancing the health of the patient through the use of chiropractic adjustments and related therapies. Treatment is often directed to areas of soft tissue injury or decreased movement in the joints of the body, particularly the spine, which can create a reaction in surrounding tissues (ligaments, musc... Read More

The primary goal of chiropractic care is directed towards maintaining, improving, restoring or enhancing the health of the patient through the use of chiropractic adjustments and related therapies. Treatment is often directed to areas of soft tissue injury or decreased movement in the joints of the body, particularly the spine, which can create a reaction in surrounding tissues (ligaments, muscles, and nerves) resulting in pain, dysfunction and muscular spasm.

Chiropractors are also trained to utilize other therapies, including Cold Laser Therapy (physical therapy) and Kinesio Taping (sports taping). Additionally, Chiropractors encourage health promotion through exercise, dietary and nutritional counselling, and lifestyle consulting. Chiropractors assess and diagnose disorders and dysfunctions of the neuro-musculoskeletal system related to the spine and extremities and provide treatment, rehabilitation and, where possible, prevention of those disorders. This holistic approach is done without the use of drugs or surgery.


Massage Therapy

Massage therapy is the hands-on manipulation of the soft tissues of the body to gain a therapeutic response. Soft tissue includes muscles, skin, connective tissue, tendons, ligaments, membranes and joints. Therapeutic massage directly affects the muscular, circulatory and nervous systems. Due to injuries, or the stress of daily life, all tissues in the body lose their efficiency in repairing... Read More

Massage therapy is the hands-on manipulation of the soft tissues of the body to gain a therapeutic response. Soft tissue includes muscles, skin, connective tissue, tendons, ligaments, membranes and joints.

Therapeutic massage directly affects the muscular, circulatory and nervous systems. Due to injuries, or the stress of daily life, all tissues in the body lose their efficiency in repairing and restoring themselves to a healthy and stress free condition. Massage techniques remove constriction in the tissues, thus increasing the circulation of blood and lymph. This results in the proper flow of metabolic waste out of the tissues and increases the supply of oxygen and nutrients into the cells. This in turn helps to eliminate unwanted pain.


Acupuncture

Originating in China over 3,000 years ago, Acupuncture is the oldest continuously practiced medical system in the world. It is used by one-third of the world as a primary health care system and has been endorsed by the World Health Organization of the United Nation. This vital energy, Qi (pronounced chee) is what helps to keep us alive and functioning properly. It moves through the body in c... Read More

Originating in China over 3,000 years ago, Acupuncture is the oldest continuously practiced medical system in the world. It is used by one-third of the world as a primary health care system and has been endorsed by the World Health Organization of the United Nation.

This vital energy, Qi (pronounced chee) is what helps to keep us alive and functioning properly. It moves through the body in channels in ways similar to streams, rivers and oceans. When the Qi in the body is full and flowing smoothly, we experience well-being in body, mind and spirit; health is promoted. When the Qi becomes depleted or blocked, imbalances occur which eventually may result in illness. Symptoms are the body’s distress signals warning us that there is a problem that needs attention.

If the real problem is not addressed, sooner or later something more serious is likely to occur. Traditional Acupuncture treats the deeper underlying cause in addition to alleviating the symptom.

The Acupuncturists at StudioHealth -ChiroWorks- are highly trained and intuitive therapists who are engaged in using their knowledge to help you to feel your best.

Dr. Robin Ferguson was born and raised in Langley, BC. She attended the University of the Fraser Valley in Abbotsford for her undergraduate studies. She then went onto the University of Western States in Portland, Oregon to complete her Bachelors of Science in Human Biology and her Doctorate of Chiropractic. Dr Robin grew up playing rugby and is still actively involved in the sport. Her role is more behind the scenes and on the sidelines now. She spends many hours outside of the clinic working with the Surrey Beavers Rugby Club as their team trainer and team Chiropractor. She was lucky enough to be a part of their 2016-2017 Division One Provincial Championship. It is through her hands on experience with rugby the that Dr. Robin has had other opportunities in the sport open up for her, like working with the British Columbia Rugby League and travelling to Medellin, Colombia with the Dog River Howlers Rugby Tour.

Dr. Robin is passionate about chiropractic and what it has to offer the community. Dr. Robin is dedicated to providing the most effective chiropractic, rehabilitative, and wellness care available. She strongly believes in educating her patients and having them play an active role in their return to optimal health.

Dr. Robin uses diversified chiropractic technique in her practice. She also uses an array of other techniques and styles such as Graston soft tissue technique, myofascial release, pregnancy adjusting, kinesio-taping, MyoVision scan, and cold laser therapy.

In her spare time Dr. Robin enjoys travelling and exploring new places. She also enjoys supporting the local rugby teams and can often be found catching a game on the sidelines. She is an avid reader, gardener, and dog lover.

Contact Dr. Robin Ferguson at drferguson@studiohealth.ca

Dr. Robin Ferguson was born and raised in Langley, BC. She attended the University of the Fraser ... Read More

Rebecca O’Brien grew up in Langley and Abbotsford. She studied a variety of subjects at the University of the Fraser Valley and graduated from the Graphic Design program before moving to Newfoundland. There she studied Acupuncture at Eastern College in historic downtown St. John’s before moving back to B.C. in 2011.

She uses acupuncture, cupping therapy, Tui Na massage and Traditional Chinese Medicine diet therapy to treat a variety of conditions and help fortify the body’s health.

Acupuncture is a holistic therapy that views a person as a whole being and addresses the root cause of an imbalance in the body. It treats the symptoms as well as the cause. Pain and mobility conditions are often addressed at the same time as stress, sleep, digestion, energy level and immune function issues. Rebecca also has experience treating fertility and pregnancy related issues such as cycle irregularity, morning sickness, breech baby, and labour preparation.

Rebecca’s interests and activities outside of healing include camping in all seasons, hiking, textile art, writing science fiction, and convincing her children they need to go to sleep at night.

Contact Rebecca O’Brien at robrien@studiohealth.ca

Rebecca O’Brien grew up in Langley and Abbotsford. She studied a variety of subjects at the Unive... Read More

Leo graduated in 2015 from the Registered Massage Therapy program at Vancouver Career College. During his time in school, he developed many skills and shared a genuine interest in myofascial techniques and joint mobilization techniques, which he now adapts to fit every patients’ needs specifically. He uses these varied approaches in a multi-disciplinary clinic to promote the recovery of each patient and to prolong the healing benefits that regular team-based maintenance can provide. With that being said, Leo is continuously expanding his repertoire of skills to treat a large variety of patients. His enthusiasm for learning has driven him to further his education by obtaining additional certifications in RockBlade IASTM techniques and soft tissue release techniques.

When Leo is not at work, he can be found spending quality time with his friends and family either walking around in the city or participating in fun activities. Along with his interest for the outdoors, Leo is an avid volleyball player and has a weakness for board games and the occasional video game. But no matter how hectic life can get, Leo will always make time for his motorcycle which is his favourite way to unwind.

Contact Leo Chen at lchen@studiohealth.ca

Leo graduated in 2015 from the Registered Massage Therapy program at Vancouver Career College. Du... Read More

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Prior to becoming a RMT, Christine completed a Bachelor of Human Kinetics degree at the University of British Columbia. She worked as a kinesiologist, specializing in biomechanics and gait analysis and did custom bracing for orthopaedic surgeons at the Joint Preservation Centre of BC. She then went on to graduate from Vancouver College of Massage Therapy’s 3000 hour program, where she earned top honours.

Christine enjoys treating a variety of conditions but takes special interest in sports and orthopaedic conditions. She utilizes a variety of techniques including myofascial release, trigger point release and neuromuscular technique. Having worked in the healthcare industry for a number of years, Christine knows the importance of working with different practitioners in order to achieve optimal health.

Sports and fitness have always been a part of Christine’s life. She plays volleyball in a women’s league, weight trains and loves anything hockey related. She also enjoys running around with her two little boys who keep her on her toes.

Contact Christine Miemban at cmiemban@studiohealth.ca

*Currently not accepting new patients Prior to becoming a RMT, Christine completed a Bachelor of... Read More

**Currently not accepting new patients**

Existing Patients - Please contact directly at eciecierska@studiohealth.ca to book

Ewa was born in Poland and moved to Canada with her family at the age of six and grew up in the Lower Mainland. Growing up Ewa always had a fascination with the human body. She graduated from the West Coast College of Massage Therapy intensive 3000 hour program and worked as a personal trainer part time all through school. Those skills now add greatly to her practice.

As a Registered Massage Therapist, Ewa feels incredibly grateful to be able to help others gain and maintain pain free range of motion. Her emphasis is on a team patient-therapist approach to health and enjoys teaching everyone she treats ways to be involved with home care exercises, stretches and hydrotherapy.

Outside of work Ewa spends her time exploring in the sunshine, reading in cozy coffee shops and whenever possible she loves traveling to new places to experience other cultures and meet new people. Friends and family are always around, as well as her cat Mylo.

Contact Ewa Ciecierska at eciecierska@studiohealth.ca

**Currently not accepting new patients** Existing Patients - Please contact directly at eciecier... Read More

Roman completed the Registered Massage Therapy program at Langara College in addition to a diploma in Kinesiology. Prior to becoming an RMT, he worked as a personal trainer where he was able to help a variety of clients from different ages and backgrounds. Roman is excited to further his passion for health and wellness and helping others here at StudioHealth and can’t wait to meet everyone!

Roman completed the Registered Massage Therapy program at Langara College in addition to a diplom... Read More

Roylan’s love for helping others improve their health and wellbeing has led to the pursuit of a career in healthcare as a Registered Massage Therapist. Roylan graduated from Langara College’s Registered Massage Therapy Program and has a background as a personal trainer where he utilizes his experience in his practice as an RMT. Roylan is thrilled to be a part of the StudioHealth Team and looks forward to seeing everyone!

Roylan’s love for helping others improve their health and wellbeing has led to the pursuit of a c... Read More

Being an active person, Ronald has recovered through many sports related injuries throughout his life. He was always fascinated by how the body heals itself so he decided to turn his passion about the human body into a career. Prior to being licenced as an RMT in BC, Ronald worked as a student intern at StudioHealth alongside the many other practitioners. With that experience, he had the opportunity to meet all the wonderfully diverse patients and he was able to co-manage a variety of conditions using different techniques he had acquired during his studies.

Outside of the clinic, Ronald enjoys a wide range of outdoor activities that Vancouver has to offer. He loves to go on hikes and walks along the seawall. He also plays in the community adult soccer league. Traveling is another hobby that he enjoys, immersing himself in different cultures and taking advantage of the fact he speaks multiple languages, including being fluent in Mandarin and Cantonese. He has been to over 30 cities in 10 different countries. However, Japan remains one of his favorite traveling destinations.

Being an active person, Ronald has recovered through many sports related injuries throughout his ... Read More

Dr. Omar Elesseily was born and raised in Vancouver and attended Simon Fraser University majoring in Kinesiology. He completed his Chiropractic studies at Palmer College of Chiropractic West, located in California, where he worked in the microbiology department as a teacher’s assistant. After completing his studies and internship, he continued working in San Francisco and established himself in one of the top rehabilitation clinics in the Bay Area.

It is here that he concentrated his studies on chiropractic neurology and had the opportunity to work with a team of professionals including neurologists and orthopedic surgeons who looked after the San Francisco 49ers, as well as other top professional teams in the area.

Looking to bring that multi-disciplinary approach to health care back home, Dr. Omar returned to Vancouver to open StudioHealth -ChiroWorks – [Studio-West] in the westside of Vancouver in the Dunbar/Kerrisdale neighborhood. The goal was to provide an exceptional level of service matched with professional care by a team of exclusively selected practitioners who excel in their discipline. In 2014, a second clinic was opened in the heart of Vancouver on Main St. in the Mount Pleasant/Riley Park-Little Mountain neighborhood. StudioHeath -Main St- [Studio-East] was established to offer an equally exceptional level of service to our ever expanding patient base of friends and all those we consider family, as well as new first time patients.

Dr. Omar continues to advance patient care with the addition of Cold Laser Therapy (Low Level Laser Therapy) and Kinesio Taping (Sports Taping) at StudioHealth –ChiroWorks- among other numerous seminars and training undertaken. Dr. Omar’s interests include martial arts, cooking, traveling when he’s able to, golf and recently ice hockey.

Contact Dr. Omar Elesseily at drelesseily@studiohealth.ca

Dr. Omar Elesseily was born and raised in Vancouver and attended Simon Fraser University majoring... Read More

Lisa was born in Penticton, British Columbia. After traveling and living in a few different places, Lisa moved to Squamish, BC at the beginning of 2015. She’s lived there for the past 7 years until moving to Vancouver to pursue her career path as a registered massage therapist. Lisa’s passion for health and healing began by her own personal sport injuries that ultimately lead her to the discovery of massage therapy as a method of body recovery.

Outside of work and study, Lisa spends her time hiking in the mountains, skiing, walking her dog Daisy and traveling. Alongside that, Lisa values taking necessary rest and recovery days as an essential part of living in our busy world.

Lisa was born in Penticton, British Columbia. After traveling and living in a few different place... Read More

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