About Us
Physiostation & Sports Injury Clinic is a private outpatient rehabilitation practice dedicated to helping individuals of all ages and abilities achieve their maximum physical potential. At Physiostation, we provide the highest standard of patient care utilizing advanced manual therapy techniques, motor control, clinical pilates, concussion management, telehealth sessions, and biomechanical analysis.
As a multi-disciplinary clinic, we provide physiotherapy, registered massage therapy, acupuncture, kinesiology and intramuscular stimulation/dry needling services to Cloverdale and the surrounding communities. Our therapists are dedicated to providing individualized treatment plans utilizing current evidence-based research to maximize rehabilitation and future injury prevention.
Physiostation & Sports Injury Clinic
Helping You Achieve Peak Performance
Our vision at Physiostation is to provide client-centered care in a state-of-the-art facility, with longer appointment times ensuring more one-on-one time with each client.
We are passionate about our local sporting community, supporting the Surrey United Soccer Club, Surrey Guildford United, Surrey Beavers Rugby Club, Game Ready and Cloverdale Fury.
Find us at:
Brickyard Station
Unit 113-17433 Highway 10 (Highway 10 & 176th Street)
Surrey, BC V3S 2X6
Our Team
The Physiostation team brings together a wide range of training, experience and expertise to offer clients services and solutions that are tailored to their individual needs.
Mylee Ross – Physiotherapist & Co-Founder
Mylee Ross, MScPT, BScKin, FCAMPT, IMS, Sport Physiotherapy Certificate
Mylee co-founded Physiostation & Sports Injury Clinic in 2014 to bring her unique skill set as a physiotherapist to a broader community.
With over a decade of experience as a senior physiotherapist and a background as a competitive athlete, Mylee is passionate about helping clients reach their full physical potential. Her work spans all levels of sport, from youth and recreational athletes to elite and professional competitors. She has worked with NFL players, the BC Lions, and National Lacrosse League athletes, and served as the team physiotherapist for the Langley Thunder Senior A Lacrosse Team for five seasons. Mylee has also provided contract physiotherapy services to the Canadian Women’s National Soccer Team and recently worked with PWHL players, whom she’s excited to welcome to the local community.
Mylee holds a Master of Science in Physiotherapy from Curtin University of Technology in Perth, Australia, and a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from Simon Fraser University, where she received athletic scholarships to play both varsity soccer and softball. She has advanced training in Intramuscular Stimulation (IMS), is a Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Manipulative Physiotherapy (FCAMPT) the highest level of manual therapy training in Canada and holds a Sport Physiotherapy Certificate. She is also a four-time inductee into the BC Sports Hall of Fame, recognized for her outstanding achievements and contributions to sport in the province.
Mylee’s continuing education includes Body Balance for Performance courses, and she has instructed at golf schools for women. She played and coached the Surrey United Women’s Premier Soccer Team, the most successful team in Canadian club soccer history. Outside the clinic, Mylee enjoys spending time outdoors with her two kids. She’s currently learning to play hockey alongside them, though she admits they’re already better than her, and has developed a newfound love for the sport. She also enjoys bike riding, fishing, and trying new activities with her kids.
Mylee treats clients from all walks of life, including those recovering from acute sports injuries, managing chronic conditions, rehabilitating from workplace injuries, and undergoing concussion management. She also offers athlete screenings focused on injury prevention and performance optimization.
Julie Sopko – Physiotherapist & Co-Founder
Physiotherapist, Bachelor of Science in Exercise and Sport Science, Certified Orthopedic Manual and Manipulative Therapist, Certified Intramuscular Stimulation practitioner.
Julie co-founded Physiostation & Sports Injury Clinic in 2014 in order to incorporate a multifaceted approach to orthopaedic manual physiotherapy, drawing on her own background as a competitive athlete.
Julie has over 20 years of experience as a senior physiotherapist working with professional and recreational athletes, as well as professional dancers and performers. She graduated with high distinction with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Exercise and Sports Science from The Pennsylvania State University, where she received a scholarship to play NCAA Division 1 softball. She was twice named an academic All-American during her time at Penn State.
Julie graduated with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Physiotherapy from Queen’s University. She continued pursuing advanced certifications in acupuncture, intramuscular stimulation (IMS), and has obtained the highest advanced certification in Manual and Manipulative Therapy (COMT) from the North American Institute of Orthopaedic Manual Therapists. She is currently pursuing certification from the Titleist Performance Institute to better assist golfers seeking specialized care.
Julie’s interest in orthopaedics and biomechanics began with her career as a competitive athlete. She gained valuable experience as a physiotherapist while working in New York at Westside Dance Physical Therapy, where she had the privilege of working on site and touring with the New York City Ballet. Julie also worked on site at Julliard, the School of American Ballet and has treated many professional dancers and athletes. She has developed and instructed classes for professional athletes, including back care and foot and ankle specialty classes.
Julie’s current sports endeavors include skiing, golf and mountain biking. Her patients come from all backgrounds, including athletes recovering from a wide range of acute injuries and surgeries as well as individuals addressing chronic ailments.
Laura Schuiling – Physiotherapist
Master of Physiotherapy, Bachelor of Science, Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Manipulative Physiotherapy, Intramuscular Stimulation/Functional Dry Needling Practitioner.
Laura graduated with a Master of Physiotherapy from Curtin University in Perth, Australia. She also has a Bachelor of Science from the University of Calgary.
Laura has completed several post-graduate training courses including her Diploma of Advanced Manual and Manipulative therapy, functional dry needling/intramuscular stimulation, and concussion/vestibular therapy.
Laura grew up playing basketball and volleyball and running cross-country. She is currently active in a wide variety of sports including basketball, rock climbing, hiking and snowshoeing. Having personal experience with injuries, Laura is committed to injury prevention and to restoring people to their pre-injury activity level. Laura is passionate about helping individuals of all ages and abilities participate in the activities they enjoy, and works with each person to meet their specific goals.
Jag Bains – Physiotherapist
Master of Science in Physiotherapy, Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology & Psych Minor, IMS/FDN, BFR.
Jag graduated with a Master of Science in Physiotherapy in England from Leeds Beckett University in 2018. Jag has a special interest in knee rehab, particularly ACL rehab.
He has guest lectured at SFU for ACL rehab labs with Carmen Bott, additionally contributed to ACL rehab courses for practitioners, and had a feature in an article discussing ACL injuries while skiing.
Jag believes that physiotherapy intervention is an active approach to achieving patient’s goals. The journey to recovery requires the patient and therapist working together to achieve optimal function. Jag has been collaborating with strength and conditioning coaches\colleagues and partaking in courses to enhance his knowledge and application of S&C in the rehab world. He is working towards his IUSCA certification and in the future CSCP certification.
Jag utilizes manual therapy, modalities, taping and most importantly exercise as his physiotherapeutic interventions. Additionally, his approach to treating a specific injury is global rather than local. Jag is an advocate of evidence-based practice, which ensures the patient receives the best and most up-to-date care possible.
Jag is an active person who grew up playing basketball and soccer at a high level, and currently plays Flag Football with and/or against junior level, semi professional and exCFL players. He also enjoys weight lifting, snowboarding, hiking and sprint training.
Jordan Wideman – Physiotherapist
Master of Physical Therapy, Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology, Certificate in Health & Fitness Studies, CPA Orthopaedic Division Level 2, Intramuscular Stimulation (IMS).
Jordan graduated from the University of British Columbia with a Master of Physical Therapy degree. Prior to that, Jordan completed his Bachelor of Science, majoring in Kinesiology from Simon Fraser University. For several years as a kinesiologist, Jordan worked in active rehabilitation, helping people recover from orthopaedic & neurological injuries of all kinds using an exercise-based approach. As a physiotherapist, Jordan builds on his active rehab background by providing clients with a combination of exercise therapy, manual therapy, empowerment, and education interventions to support his clients in achieving their full potential. He has a keen interest in helping those of all backgrounds and abilities using an evidence-based approach to treatment.
Jordan grew up as a multi-sport athlete, playing volleyball, baseball, and hockey in North Delta & Surrey. As a result, he is passionate about helping athletes achieve peak performance, in addition to reducing the risk of injury before they happen. Jordan has experience teaching comprehensive injury prevention programs to local athletes, such as Surrey United Soccer Club & Surrey Orcas water polo athletes.
To stay active in his free time, Jordan enjoys playing volleyball, pickleball, tennis, hiking, weight training, kayaking, and spin class. Outside of staying active, he enjoys travelling, cooking, and finding new places to eat in the lower mainland (recommendations are always encouraged!).
Tara Mccormick – Physiotherapist
Tara McCormick
MSc.PT, BHK, CGIMS, FCAMPT, Independent Associate
Masters Degree in Physiotherapy, Bachelors Degree in Human Kinetics, Certified Intramuscular Stimulation Practitioner, Certified Advanced Manual and Manipulative Therapist.
Tara graduated from the University of Alberta with a Masters Degree in Physiotherapy in 2009. She completed a Bachelors Degree in Human Kinetics from UBC in 2005. Tara is certified in IMS Gunn Intramuscular Neural Stimulation and holds a diploma in Advanced Manual and Manipulative Therapy.
Tara has been a member of FCAMPT since 2016.
She is passionate about dance and fitness related activities which ignited an interest in Pilates. Tara is now a Certified Clinical Pilates Instructor. Clinical Pilates combines manual therapy and movement training to assist in recovery and help the patient to achieve their individual goals. She enjoys treating sports and dance related injuries and has conducted several injury prevention workshops at dance studios within the community.
During her career Tara has been involved in personal training and rehabilitation of high performance athletes. While pursuing her Masters degree, Tara assisted with the treatment of international and NHL level athletes. Tara has previously worked with the Vancouver Stealth Lacrosse in the National Lacrosse League as part of their medical team. She has also been involved with Langley Thunder Lacrosse league for over 6 years.
Tara enjoys an active lifestyle with a variety of activities including: biking, skiing, surfing, yoga, pilates, dance, swimming, hiking, volleyball and weight training.
Tanis Cuthbert – Physiotherapist
Master of Science in Physiotherapy, Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology.
Tanis graduated from Simon Fraser University with a Bachelors in Science in Kinesiology. While there, she received a scholarship to play varsity soccer after completing her youth soccer at Surrey United. Tanis obtained her Master of Science in Physiotherapy at the University of Brighton in England, graduating with distinction and, top of her class.
Tanis implements a combination of manual therapy, exercise therapy and education to help patients achieve their rehab goals. She understands that each person has unique needs and does her utmost to tailor individual rehab plans. Tanis draws from her experience as a high-level athlete, sustaining several injuries herself and therefore appreciates the physical and mental toll injuries have on athletes. Tanis hopes to help others achieve their full potential and performance.
During her free time, you will see Tanis on the soccer field, where she continues to play Women’s Premier Division soccer. She enjoys the outdoors, staying active, exercising and spending time with family and friends. Tanis continues to be a fixture with the Surrey United Soccer Club, where she provides game-day and tournament physiotherapy coverage.
Olivia Cesaretti – Physiotherapist
Olivia holds a Bachelor of Physical Education and Coaching with a specialization in Kinesiology (Douglas College, 2021) and completed her Master of Physical Therapy at Western University in 2024.
She played varsity volleyball throughout her time at Douglas College, during which she was a two-time CCAA National Silver Medalist, two-time PACWEST Gold Medalist, and recognized as PACWEST Best in Class.
She is committed to a patient-centered approach and believes in empowering individuals to achieve their goals through evidence-based treatment, education, and rehabilitation. Olivia continuously seeks to grow her skills so she can contribute meaningfully to her clients’ recovery and long-term well-being.
Outside the clinic, Olivia enjoys recreational sports, skiing, and spending time with family and friends. She continues to be involved in volleyball — playing recreationally and coaching.
Alanna Reith – Registered Massage Therapist
Registered Massage Therapist, Bachelor of General Studies in Applied Science.
The practice of Massage Therapy includes the assessment of the soft tissues and joints of the body for the purpose of the treatment and prevention of dysfunction, injury and pain and the optimization of performance. Massage Therapy has been shown to be an effective treatment option for soft tissue injuries, headaches, low back pain, sports injuries, arthritis, and a wide variety of other conditions.
Our Registered Massage Therapists will use a combination of hands-on techniques as well as therapeutic exercises, hydrotherapy, passive and active range of motion to help you reach your goals.
Kaitlin Tolentino – Kinesiologist and Team Lead
Kaitlin has a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology and Psychology, Diploma in Kinesiology.
Kaitlin graduated from Langara College with a Diploma in Kinesiology in 2019. She then continued to study at SFU, where she earned a Bachelor of Science degree with a focus in kinesiology and psychology.
Kaitlin has a passion for strength and fitness that aids her in helping people of all ages and abilities to achieve their fitness and rehabilitation goals. Kaitlin has experience working as a field-side kinesiologist for Surrey United Soccer Club. She also has experience working as a rehabilitation assistant with paralyzed patients. As a result, she has taken a particular interest in training women and our geriatric patients. Kaitlin enjoys power lifting and weight lifting in her free time and uses her knowledge of strength and conditioning to ensure the safety and empowerment of all the patients that she works with.
Gazal Kaur – Kinesiologist
Gazal Kaur
Kinesiologist
Gazal is a recent graduate from Simon Fraser University, where she completed her Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology with a concentration in Active Health and Rehabilitation.
Gazal has always been passionate about understanding how the human body moves and heals. She believes that physiotherapy goes beyond physical recovery, it’s about helping people regain confidence in themselves and return to the things they love doing. She approaches every patient with empathy, patience, and encouragement, creating a space where they feel supported and heard throughout their recovery journey.
Her time as a Recreation Assistant at SFU Recreation allowed her to work with individuals of all fitness levels and physical abilities. Through this experience, she learned the importance of personalized care and how even small, consistent efforts can make a big difference in someone’s overall well-being.
Outside of work, Gazal loves being outdoors. She enjoys hiking, exploring new trails, and spending her day by the beach. Nature gives her a sense of balance and renewal that she brings into her approach to patient care.
Cammy Ross – Office Manager
Cammy graduated with a Business Management Certificate.
Cammy is a graduate of the Business Management Certificate program, finishing at the top of her class. With a strong passion for leadership and operations, she has thrived in clinic management, bringing both efficiency and heart to the healthcare environment.
She has successfully managed a busy multi-disciplinary clinic, coordinating schedules for Massage Therapy, Physiotherapy, and Kinesiology. Her role spans a wide range of responsibilities, including accounting, payroll, and human resources. Cammy values collaboration and is a firm believer in teamwork and ensuring every team member feels equally valued and supported.
Outside of work, Cammy is learning to play hockey and has gained a new appreciation for the sport’s difficulty and skill. She grew up playing softball and soccer and continues to enjoy playing slow-pitch. When she’s not at the clinic or on the field, Cammy loves spending time with her beloved French Bulldog, Vinny, who keeps her smiling and on her toes.
Cammy is proud to be part of the Physiostation team and is passionate about helping both patients and colleagues achieve their goals.
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