Hello, my name is Bel. I work in partnership with Sto:lo Service Agency and provide therapy for members of the Indigenous community. I provide holistic trauma informed care and can help you process your grief, family struggles, issues from childhood, work on communication and overall wellness. I can also support you with referrals to community partners. My services are covered by the FNHA and most extended health plans. If you do not see a time suitable for you here, please connect with me for alternate arrangements. I offer in person therapy at Sto:lo Service Agency as well as video and telephone sessions.

I look forward to working together. If you have any questions please contact me.

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Reece is a small town bush kid that loves an adventure and good story. They grew their roots in the Nlaka’pamux region and have spent the last 15+ years in the beautiful Sto:lo Territory.

Their philosophy is “Think global, walk local”. Growing up in the Fraser Canyon they have an appreciation for remote, rural and Indigenous healthcare. Charise (Reece) enjoys working in all areas of Physiotherapy but has developed a special interest in: Indigenous health, remote health, persistent or complex pain, pediatrics (kids), 2SLGBTQIA+, and water therapy. Their passion is by helping you listen to your body to find the answers you need. They offer culturally aware practices and may include diverse exercises, hands on manual therapy, taping, suctioning, traction, IFC, ultrasound, and somatic work.

Before graduating in 2018 from a Doctor of Physiotherapy in Australia, Reece worked locally as a Kinesiologist. They graduated from the University of the Fraser Valley with a Bachelor of Kinesiology with a special focus in sports training. In Australia They strengthened their skills working at large tertiary hospitals in Brisbane, Cairns and Darwin. They also enjoyed fly in fly out community physiotherapy where they worked in remote hospitals, doctors offices, home health and age-care facilities.

Reece has worked with a wide variety of sports teams/events including: Cascades Basketball, Team Canada Basketball, Major Midget Hockey, AHL Canucks, Bond University Rugby, and the Gold Coast Commonwealth Games. They have experience in teaching swimming and paddling, water therapy, return to work programs, home health, falls prevention, neobladders, chronic disease, persistent pain and pediatrics(kids).

Reece has worked with the Sto:lo team since 2021 as a Healthy Living Coordinator and Physiotherapist. Their focus is to provide equitable Physiotherapy to First Nations and Metis people in the lower mainland. Their services include: clinic visits, home visits, hospital visits, telephone consults, support work, advocacy, mechanical traction, exercise programs, and somatic work.

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Karyn practices an advanced acupuncture method that allows her to avoid needling the site of injury and can obtain effective results without strong needle manipulation. This gentle style is great for patients who do not like needles. Karyn welcomes all patients with any type of condition including women’s health problems such as painful menstruation, fibroids, prenatal and postnatal care as well as acute and chronic pain conditions. She also enjoys providing preventative care to those who are invested in making sure they remain healthy and fit.

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Tanya is a graduate of West Coast College of Massage Therapy (2009). In 2015, she completed her Bachelor of Health Sciences degree through Thompson Rivers University.

Tanya enjoys that, with massage therapy and working in a patient-centred approach, she is able to help patients attain their treatment goals and improve their physical well-being within a relaxing environment. As part of her treatment she may utilize Swedish massage, myofascial release, deep tissue, IASTM, gentle joint mobilizations, passive stretching or trigger point release.

In her spare time you will find her enjoying the outdoors, hiking, camping, kayaking, fishing, running around with her dog, “Birdie” or relaxing with her two pugs, “Stella” and “Dude”.

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