Dynarajen Dylan Aurmoogum, Physiotherapy 註冊理療
Dylan was born in Mauritius Island and moved to Vancouver in 2008. He completed a Bachelor of Kinesiology (BKIN) from the University of British Columbia (UBC). He worked as a Kinesiologist treating clients with post MVA injuries before he decided to pursue further studies and earned his Master of Physical Therapy (MPT) from UBC.
Dylan is a Registered Physiotherapist and member of the College of Physiotherapist of British Columbia. He has gained a variety of physiotherapy experience in different settings - Community Clinic at GF Strong, Stroke Rehab Unit at Laurel Place, Acute Care Unit at Ridge Meadows Hospital, Outpatient Clinic at Surrey Memorial Hospital and Orthopedic Physiotherapy Clinics.
Dylan will work with you to design a plan that will meet your goals and maximize your recovery. Dylan uses a variety of manual therapy techniques such as joint mobilizations, manipulations, movement with mobilizations (mulligan’s concept), myofascial release, soft tissue release and muscle energy techniques. Dylan loves treating neck pain, shoulder conditions, back pain, post-surgical hip and knee replacements and sports related injuries - His approach is hands on, exercise based and person-centered.
During his spare time, Dylan enjoys playing soccer, working out, hiking, and going to the beach.
Vincent Warcop, Physiotherapy 註冊理療
Vince graduated in 2005 with a BSc in physiotherapy with honours from Dalhousie University Nova Scotia. Vince’s career has spanned 20 years and he has worked across Canada and the UK. He brings a wide breadth of experience and knowledge to his physiotherapy practice.
Vince has worked in many different clinical settings, and has acquired a broad comprehensive skill set. His strong clinical background has allowed him to successfully treat a multitude of orthropedic, sport, work and chronic pain conditions. Vince utilizes a “hands-on” patient centered approach to treatment. In addition, he has a special interest in hypermobility/Ehler’s Danlos Syndrome. In Toronto he collaborated with SicksKids and Mount Sinai hospital to successfully treat this patient population.
Originally from Nova Scotia, Vince brings a friendly smile and outgoing personality. Fitness is an important part of Vince’s life and he goes to the gym regularly (but not as an addict). He likes adventure holidays, be it hiking in Patagonia or visiting the pyramids. Furthermore, Vince is a bit of a research “nerd”. He is passionate about lifelong learning and constantly endeavors to improve himself.
