A team you’ll know by name.

Owner · Physiotherapist

Shafeen graduated from UBC in 2005 and has spent his entire career in Port Coquitlam. He opened Station Physio in 2018 with a clear vision: personal, evidence-based care under one roof. His approach combines manual therapy, IMS, acupuncture, and exercise prescription, with a particular interest in complex cases and pre- and post-surgical recovery. After two decades, he still treats every day.

“I love the complicated cases, the ones that haven't responded elsewhere. Careful assessment, honest communication, and collaboration with other providers is how we get people better.”

Physiotherapist

Colby completed his Master of Physiotherapy at the University of Sydney in 2016, bringing a background in kinesiology and strength training that shapes how he approaches every patient. He has a particular strength in lower back conditions and vestibular rehabilitation, and is our TPI Level 2-certified golf physiotherapist and the go-to for anyone whose game is being held back by their body.

“I enjoy exploring what's truly behind a problem, unpacking it with you, and supporting you every step of the way to help you reach your goals.”

Physiotherapist

Wilfred completed his Master of Physiotherapy at the University of Sydney in 2019, building on a Bachelor of Kinesiology from SFU and hospital experience across Sydney. Canadian-born and Taiwanese, he's fluent in Mandarin and brings a background in powerlifting, bodybuilding, and acrobatics, which gives him a deep understanding of movement from everyday function to peak performance.

“I treat every client the way I'd want to be treated. A collaborative approach with open communication, honesty, and realistic expectations.”

Physiotherapist

Sport took Stephanie through every field and gym in Port Coquitlam. A few injuries along the way, which is how she found physiotherapy. She completed her Master of Science (Physiotherapy) at Queen Margaret University in Edinburgh in 2025, building a strong foundation in hands-on manual therapy and evidence-based exercise prescription. Now she's back home, treating the community she grew up in.

"I want to understand what motivates my clients. Working together, my goal is an individualized plan that gets you back to the activities that are meaningful to you."

Kinesiologist

Avery grew up right here in Port Coquitlam playing hockey, soccer, and lacrosse. He completed his Bachelor of Kinesiology at UBC in 2023 and holds a Sports Science diploma from Douglas College. He works with post-injury patients, athletes returning to sport, and anyone looking to move and feel better through evidence-based exercise programming. He runs our ICBC active rehab programs, working hand-in-hand with your physiotherapist.

“I work to understand what each client actually wants to get back to, then build everything around that.”

Physiotherapist

On mat leave until Jan 2027

Ivory grew up in Coquitlam playing rugby and learned through her own injuries just how important proper rehab really is. She completed her MScPT at the University of Alberta in 2017. Her hands-on approach combines manual therapy, dry needling, and corrective exercise, with a special interest in women’s pelvic health, sports and orthopaedics.

“I take the time to really get to know my clients and make rehab approachable and enjoyable. My clients can expect to leave their first appointment with a clear understanding of the problem and realistic solutions to address it.”

Physiotherapist

On leave until Jan 2027

Erin completed her Master of Physical Therapy at UBC in 2014, backed by a Bachelor of Kinesiology and a national championship with the Langara Falcons in 2008. Having navigated her own rehab after sports injuries, she knows recovery from the patient's side of the table and it shows: patient, empathetic, and honest about the road back.

“I want every client to feel heard and genuinely involved in their recovery, creating a treatment plan that fits their goals and lifestyle. From your first visit, you're part of our Station family.”

Client Experience Manager

Allison has been part of the Station Physio team since 2021 and is the first voice you'll hear when you call and the first face when you walk in. Originally from Saskatoon, she's called the Lower Mainland home for 23 years and takes genuine pride in making every client feel looked after from the moment they reach out. Questions about services, booking, insurance, or direct billing? Allison is your person.

“People often walk in nervous. If a smile and a hello makes the rest of the visit easier, that's a real part of the job.”