Carrie graduated from Brock University with a Bachelor of Kinesiology degree (BKin,Hons) in 2011 and became a Registered Kinesiologist with the College of Kinesiologists of Ontario in 2013. Upon moving to Vancouver in May 2026, She became a member of the BC Association of Kinesiologists. 

Carrie started her FST journey in 2016; joining the Canadian FST teaching team in 2024 and will be completing her level 3 certification training in September 2026.​

Carrie’s background in gymnastics coaching, physical conditioning and rehab combined with her Kinesiology knowledge, have assisted her to see opportunities for corrective treatments to enhance movement and performance. She enjoys creating plans that bring the whole person into account – mental, physical, emotional and social – knowing that all these aspects influence the person. Her positive outlook and attitude create an environment of success as she helps clients to progress and reach for their potential. She loves seeing and being told her clients’ wins; both big and tiny!

Carrie enjoys learning new skills and acquiring new knowledge; regularly taking courses and reading material that intrigues her. To keep herself moving, she enjoys slo-pitch, beach volleyball, hiking, yoga and pilates. You might also find her trying activities off the beaten path like; bubble soccer, archery tag, axe throwing, and the Plunger Plop.

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As of January 2024, I am back from maternity leave and excited to welcome new assessments into my schedule!

I have been a practicing kinesiologist since graduating from UBC Kinesiology in 2011. I was drawn to the kinesiology program as a lifelong recreational athlete, enjoying running, volleyball, basketball, softball, and soccer in my youth. Born and raised in the lower mainland, I love everything our province has to offer for all levels of skill and competitiveness.

Upon being diagnosed with Ulcerative Colitis in university, I found myself drawn towards helping others with chronic conditions and chronic pain navigate the healthcare system and their best life. The ability to return to recreational activities in a way that feels safe and meaningful is such an important part of our healing journeys.

I have three young children and love helping other parents through their pre and post-natal journey. Our bodies have an innate and remarkable capacity for healing, and helping guide other folks through their process drives me to be the best kinesiologist I can be.

I look forward to meeting you and helping you feel your best!

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A lifetime of movement through dance and gymnastics inspired Amy to pursue a Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology at Simon Fraser University. Her own experience with chronic back pain sparked her interest in active rehabilitation. It shaped her passion for helping clients manage pain, build confidence in movement, and return to the activities they enjoy.

Amy has experience in active rehabilitation, aquatic therapy, and personal training, working with individuals of diverse ages and abilities to achieve their personal goals. She has experience working with ICBC clients and supporting individuals living with chronic pain. Amy also has experience creating exercise programs to support clients living with a mental illness to promote overall well-being.

Outside of work, Amy enjoys staying active and exploring new ways to move. Her favourite activities include dancing, strength training, hiking, and aerial silks. She also enjoys camping and playing board games with family and friends.

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Since a very young age, Curtis has been intrigued by the “behind the scenes” training and preparation required for sports and athletics. When he was required to undergo his own rehabilitation from a shoulder injury, he was further driven to pursue a career in Kinesiology. He received his Bachelor of Science (Kinesiology) from Simon Fraser University in 2013. While at SFU, he also earned his Applied Human Nutrition Certificate and Health & Fitness Certificate.

Prior to joining Symmetrix in 2015, Curtis gained two years of experience working for a lower mainland rehabilitation company as a Kinesiologist. In this role he worked primarily with ICBC clients; conducting assessments, writing reports, designing and delivering active rehab programs and coordinating gradual return to work programs. Curtis also has previous experience leading group active rehab programs, including OR programs. previously Curtis worked at a spinal cord injury clinic providing exercise rehabilitation to para and quadriplegics.

Curtis grew up playing baseball and hockey, pitching at the colligate level. Following his playing career, Curtis worked as a youth baseball coach and also ran instructional clinics.

Outside of work Curtis enjoys a variety of activities including camping, skiing hiking, climbing, rec league basketball and has recently taken up golf.

Curtis’ experience with coaching & sport, along with his own athletic background, combine for a precise, challenging training style. His calm and focused energy is appealing to all clients; whether recovering from injury or working to reach peak athletic performance.

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Yasmin is a dedicated kinesiologist with a strong passion for rehabilitation and holistic wellness. She earned her Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology from Simon Fraser University, where she gained valuable knowledge and hands-on experience in movement science and training.

From a young age, Yasmin was drawn to sports like volleyball, swimming, and paddle boarding, sparking her deep interest in movement and physical health. Beyond exercise, she values nutrition and mental well-being, recognizing their essential roles in overall health. She strongly believes in the connection between physical health and emotional well-being, advocating for personalized, holistic approaches that cater to each individual’s unique needs and goals.

With experience leading strength & conditioning and fall prevention classes, Yasmin tailors her rehabilitation programs to ensure that everyone – regardless of age or physical limitations – can safely enjoy movement and regain confidence in their abilities. She has worked with athletes returning to play as well as seniors regaining independent mobility, making her well-versed in assisting individuals from diverse backgrounds.

Yasmin approaches each client with an open mind and a supportive presence, actively listening to their concerns and helping them set meaningful goals. Through active health and rehabilitation sessions, she designs engaging, effective treatment plans that make the journey toward recovery and fitness both enjoyable and rewarding.

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Minda has worked as a kinesiologist for 15+ years in the Okanagan and Lower Mainland. She has a Masters in Gerontology and is passionate about helping people to age the way they want to. She provides aquatic rehabilitation for Symmetrix.

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Dasha is the clinical director and co-owner of Symmetrix Exercise & Rehab, bringing 11 years of extensive clinical, sport, and gym experience to her clients and team. Her expertise is wide-ranging, covering active rehabilitation, personal training, aquatic therapy, and ergonomics for workplaces. With her diverse background, she has worked with a variety of individuals, including athletes from lacrosse and hockey teams, chronic pain clients, and those in cardiac rehabilitation.Recognized for her outstanding work, Dasha has received numerous accolades, including Vancouver’s Top Kinesiology Studio for 2022-2025 and Kinesiologist of the Year for 2021 awarded by the Canadian Kinesiology Alliance. One key aspect of Dasha’s clinical approach is her emphasis on a mind-body connection in training and rehabilitation. She helps clients understand the significance of motivation, cultivating healthy habits, setting goals, and incorporating relaxation and restoration practices alongside their regular kinesiology sessions. Dasha’s passion lies in empowering individuals to improve their function, movement, and strength, and she genuinely cares about her clients’ success. Furthermore, she actively fosters community growth and development, always eager to expand her knowledge and take on new challenges.Outside of her professional pursuits, Dasha is an avid outdoor enthusiast. She frequently embarks on mountain trips, engaging in activities like backcountry skiing, multi-day hiking, and rock climbing. Demonstrating her commitment to adventure, she once undertook a two-day hike along the Howe Sound Crest Trail to attend her friends’ wedding in Porteau Cove. Additionally, she has cycled from Vancouver to Baja Sur, Mexico, showcasing her dedication to outdoor exploration. At home, Dasha’s creativity shines as she engages in fermenting, canning, and preserving food items such as tomatoes and miso. Constantly seeking ways to enhance her active lifestyle, she prioritizes consuming nutritious whole foods to fuel her endeavors.

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Coach and kinesiologist helping clients overcome setbacks, build resilience, and move better through a holistic, evidence-based approach. A firm believer in leading by example, Patrik prioritizes health, longevity, and well-being in his own life. He sees his role as an educator and coach, guiding clients toward long-term solutions rather than quick fixes. His approach extends beyond physical training—he helps clients overcome mental plateaus, build resilience, and address lifestyle habits that impact recovery and performance. Through honesty, authenticity, and empathy, he empowers individuals to break free from limiting patterns, take ownership of their health, and grow from within.

Patrik holds a Master’s degree in Kinesiology from the University of British Columbia, specializing in clinical kinesiology and high-performance coaching. He is also a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS), further reinforcing his expertise in performance training and rehabilitation. During his time at UBC, he worked as a Strength & Conditioning Student Assistant and Student Athletic Trainer with various teams, gaining diverse experience across athletic populations.

His approach is holistic, evidence-based, and client-centered, integrating biomechanics, exercise physiology, psychology, and social factors to create personalized interventions. He understands that underperformance, plateaus, and slow recovery are rarely just physical issues—they are deeply influenced by stress, mindset, sleep, nutrition, and daily movement habits. By addressing these psycho-social factors, Patrik helps clients unlock their full potential, build resilience, and optimize recovery through intelligent programming, lifestyle adjustments, and a growth-oriented mindset.

Outside of work, Patrik thrives on movement and adventure. His top three activities are climbing, weightlifting, and yoga, but he feels most at home in the mountains—embracing constant learning and self-exploration as he practices what he preaches.

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