Dr. Kody Au

BScN, MSESS, DC

Dr. Au is certified by the national chiropractic examining boards of Canada (British Columbia) and United States. He is a member of the British Columbia Chiropractic Association, British columbia College of Chiropractic and Canadian Chiropractic Association.

Dr. Kody Au graduated from the University of Alberta in 2011 with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Nursing. He worked at Burnaby Hospital on the Acute Medicine and Stroke ward shortly after graduating. In 2015, Dr. Kody Au obtained his Bachelor of Science in Human Biology, Masters of Science in Exercise and Sports Sciences and a Doctor of Chiropractic graduating with Magna Cum Laude Honors from the University of Western States.

Kody has extensive training in the diagnosis and treatment of musculoskeletal conditions. He has a special interest in sports related injuries where he applies extensive assessment, traditional chiropractic therapy, and cutting edge rehabilitation techniques.

Kody has played volleyball competitively in high school and continues to play recreationally till this day. He is also currently a member and sponsor of the Vancouver Dodgeball League. By being active his whole life, Kody has a special appreciation towards sports and athletics. He seeks to allow individuals of all ages to continue their activities as long as possible.

Kody is able to fluently speak English and Cantonese

Simone Copping

BKin

Simone has a diploma in human kinetics (exercise science) from Capilano University and graduated from the University of British Columbia in 2021 with a degree in kinesiology. Simone also recently became an ACE certified personal trainer. Simone has gained experience in developing and implementing rehabilitation exercises through volunteering at Stan Stronge therapy pool, VGH Cardiac Rehabilitation Center and as a rhythmic gymnastics coach for the North Shore Special Olympics. Simone is passionate about helping people recover from injuries and getting back to the activities they love.

In her free time Simone enjoys spending time outdoors. Her favorite outdoor activities include backcountry camping, biking, running and gardening.

Lorrisa Deng

RMT, BSc

Lorrisa is a graduate from Vancouver College of Massage Therapy (2020). Prior to massage therapy, Lorrisa worked a variety of jobs ranging from retail management to work in a lab. Wanting to contribute more and help others, she ventured into her current field as an RMT. The one-on-one sessions allow Lorrisa to build a therapeutic relationship with her clients and understand their health goals – she focuses on helping her clients attain these goals so that they can live a pain-free life.

Lorrisa’s treatment style is a mixture of Swedish techniques and orthopedic approaches. She has developed a specific interest working with jaw and TMJ-related cases.

During her free time, she enjoys staying active with muay thai and spends as much time as possible with her 2 dogs Arney and Tobi. Feel free to show pictures of your dogs as she loves chatting about them

Shivani Jiandani

BKin

Shivani was born and raised in Singapore and moved to Vancouver to pursue a degree in kinesiology. She graduated in May 2021 with a major in kinesiology and a minor in psychology from the University of British Columbia. Shivani has always been passionate about the realm of exercise and physical and mental wellbeing as she grew up playing multiple sports competitively, including softball, basketball, swimming and touch rugby. Her passion for rehabilitation therapy and strength and conditioning began when she was diagnosed with minor scoliosis and worked closely with rehabilitation therapists and strength coaches to recover and continue her sports training.

Shivani has had experience working with a variety of populations including older adults at BodyWorks UBC, individuals with schizophrenia at the Vancouver General Hospital, athletes at the UBC varsity gym, as well as people from different backgrounds as a personal trainer.

In her spare time, Shivani enjoys exploring the outdoors, cooking and trying new foods and weightlifting.

Sota Yoshida

Sota graduated from Simon Fraser University in 2023 with a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology. Growing up, Sota was heavily involved in sports competing in cross-country running, soccer, and baseball, which has fueled his passion for understanding human movement and physical performance. Since completing his degree, he has gained valuable experience at several different clinics working with a diverse population of patients and injuries. This includes ICBC patients, those with musculoskeletal and neurological injuries, and athletes. Sota has expertise in creating specific rehabilitation programs for each patient, fulfilling their unique goals. He is dedicated to helping his patients return to their pre-injury status, allowing them to continue staying active. During his free time Sota likes to spend time outdoors playing golf, hiking, and trying out new restaurants!

Sharon Wu

BSc, MS, R. TCM. P

Sharon graduated from the University of Texas at Dallas with a Bachelor of Science in Neuroscience and minor in Psychology. She started her career in Neuroscience research and then moved from bench to clinical by pursuing the study in Traditional Chinese Medicine & Acupuncture in Hong Kong. She enjoys finding the solution to the body’s mysteries, and feels a great sense of fulfilment when she sees patients recovering.

She utilized acupuncture and cupping, gua sha, electroacupuncture, as well as auricular acupressure to treat a wide range of conditions, such as musculoskeletal injuries and internal illnesses.

With her active lifestyle, Sharon enjoys running, hiking, bouldering, dragonboating and aerial dancing. When she is not moving her body, she likes playing board game and reading.