4.6 · 65 patient reviews

PhysioStop– Physiotherapy in Burnaby

At PhysioStop, we take a patient-centered and holistic approach to physiotherapy. We apply a methodology that involves hands-on, one-on-one physical therapy with manual adjustment. We assess you as a team of experts, then test, adjust, and retest, so we can watch how your body changes.…

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About PhysioStop

PhysioStop is a premier physiotherapy clinic in North Burnaby offering physiotherapy and massage therapy. They use a hands-on, one-on-one approach to manual therapy to help patients move better and feel better, from pain to performance.
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4Team members
4.6From 65 reviews
76Specialties & services
4 practitioners

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Emily Ponton

Massage Therapist, Kinesiologist

Emily graduated from Simon Fraser University (SFU) with a Bachelors of Science in Kinesiology and Minor in Health Sciences, and later from Vancouver College of Massage Therapy (VCMT) with honours. She believes that client-centered care involves a holistic approach and understands that injuries or conditions can be multifaceted with various factors that contribute to what an individual experiences. Emily’s approach includes assessing areas of concern and creating individualized treatments with hands-on and exercise components that are tailored to her clients’ needs.

Tess Woldring

Physiotherapist

Tess completed her Bachelors of Kinesiology and Masters of Physical Therapy at the University of British Columbia. She brings a holistic approach to her treatment, combining hands-on manual therapy techniques with optimal exercise prescription and education to work alongside her clients to develop and progress an individually tailored treatment plan. Tess is knowledgeable and experienced in strength and conditioning in the gym and on the field.

Zoë Barton

Kinesiologist, Office Administrator

Zoë completed her Bachelor of Kinesiology degree at the University of British Columbia. She is certified in Functional Movement Screen Levels 1 & 2, allowing her to screen for movement deficiencies and asymmetries and prescribe corrective exercises. She has been accepted to physiotherapy school and will soon join PhysioStop’s ranks as a physiotherapist herself.

Leah Turman

Physiotherapist

Leah completed both her Master of Physical Therapy degree and her Bachelor of Kinesiology at the University of Manitoba, graduating at the top of her class in orthopedics. She believes in utilizing evidence-based practice to guide all of her assessments and treatments and approaches her work using a combination of manual therapy, therapeutic exercises, and education. She has clinical experience treating a wide range of clientele including pediatrics, older adults, athletes, post-surgical, and individuals with spinal cord injuries. She also performs IMS (dry needling).

Clinical Disciplines

Our Specialties

Sports PhysiotherapySports Physiotherapy provides specialized assessment, treatment, rehabilitation, and injury prevention for athletes and active individuals. It combines individualized exercise, movement analysis, manual therapy, progressive loading, and sport-specific rehabilitation to support recovery and a safe return to activity.
Orthopaedic PhysiotherapyOrthopaedic Physiotherapy focuses on the assessment, treatment, and rehabilitation of musculoskeletal conditions affecting the spine, joints, muscles, tendons, ligaments, and bones. Treatment combines individualized exercise, manual therapy, movement rehabilitation, education, and progressive strengthening to reduce pain, restore mobility, improve function, and support recovery after injury or surgery.
Neurological PhysiotherapyNeurological physiotherapy focuses on improving movement, balance, coordination, strength, mobility and functional independence for people living with neurological conditions, injuries and impairments. Treatment may include individualized exercise, gait and balance rehabilitation, motor retraining, functional rehabilitation and specialized neurological techniques.
All specialties listed (70)
Respiratory PhysiotherapyICU / Critical Care PhysiotherapyPaediatric PhysiotherapyGeriatric PhysiotherapyPelvic Floor PhysiotherapyPre & Postnatal PhysiotherapyWomen's Health PhysiotherapyOccupational PhysiotherapySpinal PhysiotherapyPain Psychology & PhysiotherapyPsychosomatic PhysiotherapyCommunity PhysiotherapyDisability Physiotherapy (NDIS)Indigenous Health PhysiotherapyOncology Physiotherapy

Therapeutic Modalities · What we help with

Manual Therapy
Aquatic Therapy & Hydrotherapy
Massage Therapy
Exercise Therapy & Active Rehab
Virtual Care
Dry Needling (IMS)
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ICBC
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Clinical Comfort

Universal AccessWheelchair accessible
Priority ParkingFree parking
WCB SupportWCB approved
ICBC SupportICBC approved
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Address4247 Lougheed Hwy. Unit C, Burnaby, BC V5C 3Y6
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