Julie is a Registered Physiotherapist and Clinical Lead in Neurology at Chipperfield Physio. She's dedicated to helping clients understand their bodies and become active participants in their recovery. Julie specializes in supporting individuals with neurological conditions, falls prevention, seniors’ health education, and cardiorespiratory conditions.

Claire Brace is a certified rehabilitation assistant providing in-home therapy in Vancouver, Richmond, Burnaby Coquitlam and the Tri-Cities. She has worked with Chipperfield Mobile Physiotherapy since 2022.

Stephanie Biddell is a Registered Physiotherapist with Chipperfield Mobile Physiotherapy. She provide In-Home Physiotherapy for clients in Vancouver. Her specialities include Neurological conditions such as stroke, ALS, MS and Parkinson’s. She is also an experienced musculoskeletal and orthopedic Physiotherapist.

Danielle is an Occupational Therapist with Chipperfield Mobile Physio & Wellness. Danielle has worked with various client populations having a varied age range. She has treated conditions, such as orthopedic injuries, soft tissue injuries, concussion, falls, PTSD, anxiety and depression. She has completed numerous assessments, ranging from job site visits to ergonomics to complex needs.

Danielle Butterfield is a Registered Physiotherapist with Chipperfield Mobile Physiotherapy. She is our orthopedic lead and is confident with complex orthopeadic conditions, ICBC clients, Sports Injuries, Physiotherapy for Seniors, etc. She currently visits clients for In-Home sessions in Vancouver.

Pamela Butterworth is a massage/bodyworker with Chipperfield Mobile Physiotherapy. She has experience working with clients of all ages, but especially loves working with seniors and those experience chronic pain. She is well versed in lomi lomi, deep tissue, and swedish massage. Pamela treats clients for in-home massage in Vancouver, Burnaby and New Westminster.

Joey Chan is a Registered Acupuncturist and Doctor of Traditional Chinese medicine. She treats clients for in-home acupuncture and cupping in Vancouver, Burnaby, Richmond and New Westminster. Joey is able to help with chronic pain, neurological injuries, hormonal imbalances, fertility concerns and muscular conditions.

Chelsea is currently advancing her orthopaedic manual therapy skills and has received certification for completing Level 1 and Level 2 Lower Quadrant of the National Orthopaedic Division Advanced Integrated Musculoskeletal (AIM) Physiotherapy Program. She has also taken additional training in pelvic floor rehabilitation from Marcy Dayan and Pelvic Health Solutions, and can provide physiotherapy for pelvic floor dysfunction that may be related to urinary/bowel incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse, and pelvic pain. Chelsea provides In-Home physiotherapy to clients in Richmond, BC.

Meet Taylor DiBrita, a passionate Registered Physiotherapist in Vancouver specializing in orthopedic and neurological conditions. Discover Taylor's unique approach to patient care, combining exercise, manual therapy, and education for optimal recovery. Learn more about Taylor's commitment to health and wellness both professionally and personally and how he can support you with In-Home Physiotherapy in Vancouver.

Christine is a Masters prepared Gerontologist (study of aging) and a Registered Clinical Counsellor specializing in strength-based, motivational and cognitive behavioral therapy for seniors and their caregivers. She believes strongly in dignity, choice and maximizing our strengths as we age. If you are a senior and struggling with issues such as; chronic health conditions, depression , anxiety, insomnia, brain fog she can help you increase the quality of your life. Christine can see clients for In-Home Counselling in Vancouver, West Vancouver and Burnaby. Online Counselling is available for anyone in British Columbia.

Kuldip Gill brings an impressive background with over 19 years of dedicated experience to her role as a Registered Clinical Counsellor. With a deep commitment to supporting individuals, groups, and families, Kuldip is distinguished by her compassionate approach and comprehensive understanding of mental health challenges. Her methodology integrates evidence-based practices, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Solution-Focused Therapies, tailored to meet the unique needs of each client. She is fluent in Punjabi, which allows her to extend her reach within diverse communities, offering services in both English and Punjabi.

Katelyn graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from the University of Victoria. She then relocated to Vancouver to complete her Masters of Physical Therapy at the University of British Columbia. Since graduating, Katelyn has completed her Orthopedic Level One Certification as part of her continuing studies.

Katelyn enjoys working with a variety of different client presentations, with a special interest in orthopedic injuries. Katelyn currently offers In-Home Physiotherapy in the Vancouver area.

Whether you are a weekend warrior, an office worker, or someone who just wants to get moving, Samantha enjoys working with an array of different clients. Through her personal experiences and as a previous college basketball player, she understands that injury or illness can affect one’s quality of life in numerous ways. Therefore, she uses a holistic and individualized approach to treatment involving clear goal setting, therapeutic exercise, manual therapy, and education.

Katie is a Mobile Kinesiologist and has been working in community therapy in Vancouver, Richmond, Surrey and Burnaby. She grew up playing sports like baseball and track and field. Through a few of her own injuries and having to do rehab of her own, she found an interest in human anatomy and strength and conditioning. When she is not working, you can find Katie rock climbing in Squamish and other fun areas.

Michelle has experience with people experiencing a range of different injuries, surgeries, pain and neurological conditions, and she uses the latest research to help her clients achieve their rehabilitation goals.

Michelle also has a passion for pelvic health physiotherapy, and a special interest in perinatal treatment. Michelle is an advocate about normalizing the discussion of, and pursuit of treatment for pelvic health concerns.

Derek earned his Occupational & Physiotherapy Assistant Diploma from Vancouver Community College in 2010, equipping him to work alongside physiotherapists and occupational therapists across inpatient, outpatient, and community settings. He began his career at Peace Arch Hospital, delivering five years of progressive outpatient rehabilitation before moving to Queens Park Care Centre’s Stroke Rehabilitation unit, where he spent two years guiding clients through intensive recovery…

Christina graduated from the University of Western Ontario with a Master of Physiotherapy and a Bachelor of Science. She has had clinical experience in a variety of settings, including outpatient general orthopedics, post-surgical, and sport injuries.

Sadie Wilson is a vibrant and dedicated kinesiologist and active rehab specialist who brings an exceptional level of enthusiasm and expertise to every client she works with. With a deep passion for health and fitness, Sadie has crafted a career that reflects her commitment to helping others achieve their wellness goals. Her journey as a former varsity volleyball player has taken her across various locations in BC and AB, where she honed her athletic skills and developed a profound understanding of physical training and rehabilitation. Sadie treats clients in Vancouver and Burnaby.

Dahra is a Registered Physiotherapy who has developed a keen interest in working with neurological (including post-stroke, Parkinson’s, multiple sclerosis) as well as post-surgical clients. She has also led classes in falls prevention and cardiac and pulmonary rehab. Dahra provides In-Home Physiotherapy to clients in Vancouver.

Alick completed his Rehabilitation Assistant Diploma in 2022 and quickly discovered that home health is where he can make the greatest impact. He thrives on seeing clients get a little stronger each week while building relationships that motivate lasting change. Outside of work, you’ll find him lifting weights, dabbling in mixed-martial arts, hiking local trails, learning piano, battling it out in competitive video games, scouting new food spots—and giving every cat he meets some well-deserved attention.