Physiotherapist

B.Sc., B.Sc. (Hons) Physiotherapy, ACCDN

Brinder completed her Bachelors of Science degree at the University of British Columbia prior to completing her Bachelors of Science in Physiotherapy in the United Kingdom. Her studies abroad have given her the opportunity to explore and hone various skill sets from different communities around the world. Brinder has also received her Acupuncture Canada Certificate in Dry Needling.

Brinder has clinical experience in both public and private settings with caseloads consisting of surgical, orthopaedic injuries, stroke rehabilitation, outpatient care, workplace injuries and ICBC claims. With a strong emphasis on continued education for her professional growth, Brinder enjoys pursing additional courses including advanced training in soft tissue release. Her treatment approach is a combination of patient education, manual therapy and exercise prescription to help patients recover and achieve their goals. Further, her work in acute care has enhanced her ability to provide optimal care to patients with complex care needs.

Brinder’s desire to pursue a career in physiotherapy began from her passion for science and understanding the human anatomy. Her interest in this field continued to grow by observing therapists assisting her family members with their rehabilitation needs (varying from sports injuries to chronic illnesses). The compassion she saw in these professionals inspired her to begin a career focused on improving the lives of others.  

Brinder is also fluent in English and Punjabi, and can serve patients in both languages. When not in the clinic, Brinder enjoys spending time with her family, traveling, snowboarding, exercise and living an active lifestyle.