Adriana Guenter is passionate about helping her patients achieve their wellness goals. She has done her Master's degree in Physical Therapy at the University of British Columbia. She has clinical specialties in acupuncture/dry needling and Women's health physiotherapy. Adriana loves helping her patients with various injuries and pain, including sports/exercise-related injuries, overuse injuries, postural pain, and injuries resulting from motor vehicle accidents. She finds the root cause of an issue and will offer a thorough and honest evaluation and a practical, patient-centered treatment plan to overcome the problem. Adriana evaluates movement, motor control, and muscle balance. She uses a combination of manual therapy, exercise prescription, acupuncture/dry needling, physiotherapy modalities, and patient education as part of her rehabilitation treatments. She serves as the physical therapist at Langley Physio & Massage Clinic.

Dan Sivertson completed an exercise science degree and his Physiotherapy (2001) and Master of Manual Therapy (2004). He later received his certification in IMS (intramuscular stimulation/dry needling). Dan Sivertson also completed a Bachelor of Human Kinetics (exercise science) in 1997 from the University of British Columbia. He has a wide range of certifications and courses, such as Level 1 Neuro Kinetic Therapy, Kinesio taping Level 1, Certified Running Injury Specialist, New Advances in Hip Rehabilitation, and Concussion Management. Dan Sivertson has worked in various hospital wards, including Intensive Care, Orthopaedics, and Neurosurgery. He is currently practicing as a physiotherapist at Pure Form Physio. Their treatment sessions are one-to-one, using advanced manual therapy, dry needling (IMS), and movement rehabilitation skills. They also focus on prevention and education to enable their patients to achieve maximal function in their work, lifestyle, and sporting pursuits.

Matthew Wright-Smith graduated from La Trobe University, Lincoln School of Health Sciences, in 1992 with a Bachelor of Applied Science in Physiotherapy. He has 28 years of experience as a clinical physiotherapist. He has successfully treated numerous dizzy, vertigo, and concussion patients through a detailed history, examination, and evidence-based treatment. He has extensive training in mobilization and manipulation of the spine to correct specific conditions and restore normal biomechanics for treating neck and back injuries. He completed his certification as a GunnIMS therapist in 2008, using IMS (Intramuscular Stimulation) to treat persistent pain. He has extensive clinical experience in the treatment of sports injuries, MVA soft tissue injuries, work injuries, arthritis, and chronic pain conditions. He is the owner of Healthx Physical Therapy and is a member of the Physiotherapy Association of British Columbia and the Canadian Physiotherapy Association, Orthopedic Division.