Diane Lee & Associates is a well established private practice having a history of looking after the White Rock, North Delta, Surrey and Langley communities for over 40 years in various locations. We strive to provide the best multi-disciplinary care possible and truly appreciate the…
Diane Lee & Associates is a well-established private practice in South Surrey, serving the White Rock, North Delta, Surrey, and Langley communities for over 40 years. They provide multi-disciplinary care including physiotherapy, massage therapy, pelvic health, and more, using a whole-body assessment and treatment approach.
Cathy received a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of British Columbia in 2000. As a member of the varsity women's volleyball team at UBC during those years she was first exposed to physiotherapy and it's positive impact on her own personal athletic career.
After studying kinesiology in university for two years, Leigh decided that pursuing a career in physiotherapy was the path she wanted to follow. She graduated from The University of British Columbia in 2005 with a Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy.
Eric has been practicing Physiotherapy since 2006. He received his Masters of Physiotherapy from the University of Sydney, Australia and began his career working in a private clinic where he gained valuable experience in working with Rugby, Soccer, and Aussie Rules Football clubs.
Judit has a special interest in helping people with various spinal conditions such as back pain, scoliosis, kyphosis, chest conditions and spinal fusions. Since graduating in 2010 from the Semmelweis University of Hungary, Judit has been working in various spine specific clinics around the world.
Sarah received her Bachelor of Science with a minor in Nutritional Sciences at the University of British Columbia. She then pursued a Master of Physical Therapy degree, graduating in 2013 from UBC. Sarah has taken post-graduate courses for dry needling, rehabilitation Pilates, visceral and neuromeningeal manipulation, and temporomandibular joint (TMJ) dysfunction.
While working as a nurse Cheri saw the importance of physiotherapy on the rehabilitation ward to help patients regain their independence. As a result of these positive experiences she decided to go...
