Kanika Gandhi was born and raised in India. She landed as a new immigrant to Victoria, BC in 2013. She started her journey as a Physical Therapist in Canada in 2014. She completed all her education back home- Bachelor of Physiotherapy in 2010 and completed postgraduate Masters in Sports Physiotherapy in 2012.

As a new immigrant, she tried and tested a few cities before settling in Surrey, BC. She spent a few months in Victoria and a few initial years in Edmonton, working as a PT. Her areas of practice include musculoskeletal physiotherapy, concussion management, vestibular therapy and dry needling.

She enjoys working with people from all walks of life, as long as they are committed to achieve their fitness goals. In the past, she has worked with all kinds of injuries- be it work related, car accident injuries, repetitive injuries/syndromes or sports injuries. Her way of treatment involves a thorough assessment, detailed evaluation and educating the client about the root-cause of symptoms and management principles. She is open to questions and is always happy to explain what’s going on and why. During your treatment sessions with her, you can expect to be engaging yourself into a variety of interesting exercise routines- as physical activity is the medicine a physical therapist can offer!

She is a mother of 2 young kids and loves to spend time with them, outside of work. If you don’t see her in the clinic, you will surely see her in neighborhood parks playing hide-and-seek with her kids.

Kanika Gandhi was born and raised in India. She landed as a new immigrant to Victoria, BC in 2013... Read More

Shital completed her Bachelors in Physiotherapy from S.N.D.T. University, Mumbai, India in 2011.

After graduating, she worked in an outpatient setting in Mumbai for 1 year. She moved to Canada in 2012 to pursue an Exercise and Wellness program on Vancouver Island.

In Canada, she worked with client with orthopaedic injuries, post-surgery rehabilitation, vestibular/concussion Rehabilitation in private clinic settings.

She can fluently speak: English, Indian Hindi, Gujrati and Punjabi.

The reason she chose to become a Physiotherapist was because she wanted to play a key role in enabling people to improve their health, wellbeing and quality of life.

She is passionate in helping individuals to conquer their pain by applying the techniques of physical therapy that are neither invasive nor pharmacological.

By using the skills, she has gained while training as a physiotherapist she can help people to improve their strength and thus enable them to have another chance at living a better quality of life.

Shital completed her Bachelors in Physiotherapy from S.N.D.T. University, Mumbai, India in 2011. ... Read More

Chandra Matla is a highly qualified and dedicated physiotherapist with a Master’s degree in Physiotherapy and 16+ years of clinical experience in Canada, the UK, and India. He is a recognized specialist in chronic pain, neuromusculoskeletal, sports injuries, neurological conditions, geriatric, and patient care. Throughout his years of work, Chandra Sekhar Matla has been the model of the medical professional with high standards of clinical thinking. By virtue of individually designed treatment methods and programs for home exercises, he has helped his patients to improve their health.

Chandra has a track record of building mutually beneficial dialogues with patients. His skills in creating the ideal conditions for successful communication in close collaboration with other physiotherapists and healthcare professionals help find the root causes of patients’ chronic illnesses and accelerate their recovery and rehabilitation processes.

Chandra is committed to continuing his education in the Canadian Physiotherapy Orthopaedic division course to ultimately become a Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Manual Physiotherapy (FCAMPT). He is certified and has been practicing Hip & Knee Osteoarthritis GLA.D exercises, Gunn IMS, Acupuncture Canada certification, Mulligan mobilizations, Graston techniques, TMJ management, Shockwave, and Muscle energy techniques in his day-to-day clinical practice with enhanced reasoning skills.

His language skills are not limited to English – he is also fluent in Hindi and Telugu. When Chandra Sekhar Matla is free from work and professional development, he loves to read books and play cricket and badminton. He is a very kind and sympathetic person.

Chandra Matla is a highly qualified and dedicated physiotherapist with a Master’s degree in Physi... Read More