Shockwave Therapy

Dr. Day Deans-Buchan graduated from Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College (2003) and joined the Fix Healthcare team in 2015. Believing that the body’s structure and function work intimately together and so need to be treated together, Day loves that chiropractic is able to provide fast relief of muscular and skeletal problems.

Working with patients to help them attain their goals, Day helps to motivate change and support the process. She believes in educating her patients and empowering them to become proactive and active in their own care.

Carl Cachia has over 20 years’ experience treating musculoskeletal and sports injuries. After he finished his Bachelor’s degree in 2004, he completed a Research Masters in Rehab Science at Queen’s University, a Clinical Masters in Manipulative therapy at the University of Western Ontario, and a Sports Physio fellowship. Trained in using dry needling (IMS) and acupuncture to facilitate recovery, he employs a hands-on approach in his treatment.

Carl’s passion lies in the rehabilitation of sports injuries. He enjoys working with back and neck injuries, together with peripheral areas, and has extensive experience working with runners and enjoys treating soccer and tennis injuries. He also finds great satisfaction in supporting his patients in their post surgical care, including ACL reconstruction, rotator cuff repairs, and total knee and hip replacements.

Nicholas’ ability to provide fast and efficient pain relief comes from his Doctorate of Chiropractic, Masters Degree in sports medicine, and 14 years of hands-on experience as a registered massage therapist. His participation in athletics has given him additional insight into how to care for active individuals while his compassionate and energetic approach allows him to motivate and guide patients to take control of their injuries. It’s important to Nicholas to have you moving and living at your best.

After completing a Specialized Honours degree in Kinesiology and Health Science at York University, Marco graduated with a Master of Science in Physical Therapy from the University of Western Ontario in 2013. Marco’s physiotherapy practice focuses on the body as a whole, pairing manual therapy techniques such as trigger point release and functional dry needling with exercise prescription to correct and resolve muscle imbalances that lead to musculoskeletal injury and impairments. Marco’s training also focuses on concussion rehabilitation. In addition to completing several courses specifically focused on the latest research and treatment strategies for mild traumatic brain injuries, Marco has also completed his advanced level vestibular training to treat conditions such as vertigo and dizziness. He is also a Certified Acupuncture Practitioner and is certified in Functional Dry Needling by Kinetacore.

Lauren graduated from UBC in 2014 with a Master of Physical Therapy degree, and from UVic in 2005 with a Bachelor of Arts double major degree in Psychology and Sociology (Quantitative Research emphasis). She has been a member of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association since 2012, and is registered on the College of Physical Therapists of BC’s dry needling roster.

Lauren’s first direction in her career was in the field of mental health research, which allowed her to develop a keen appreciation for using research findings to guide clinical practice, a skill she has transferred into her own practice as a Physiotherapist.

Lauren has experience working with a variety of patients in both hospital and private clinic settings, but finds her passion in assessment and treatment of orthopedics. In clinic, Lauren’s approach to treatment utilizes hands-on manual therapy, dry needling, various modalities, and most importantly, enabling her patients to maintain and progress their gains using home-based exercise and self-care techniques.

When not at the clinic Lauren spends her time wrangling her toddler, experimenting with new cooking projects and playing outside. As a youth she played competitive softball in the position of pitcher. Now she approaches sport and recreation as a weekend warrior, with experiences in volleyball, swimming, hiking, surfing, snowshoeing, and of course, more softball.

Simon Pearson is a dedicated and compassionate chiropractor who values building strong connections with his patients. Known for his warm demeanour, Simon combines a lighthearted sense of humour with a keen interest in solving diagnostic challenges. His passion lies in providing personalized, hands-on care, making each patient feel understood and supported throughout their treatment.

Whether addressing complex issues or offering routine care, Simon’s approach ensures that patients experience both relief and a positive, engaging environment.

Tyler is a physiotherapist who graduated from the University of Alberta with a Master’s of Science in Physical Therapy. He has represented Team Canada from 2012-2019 and specializes in sport and endurance injuries. With an emphasis on education and manual therapy, Tyler aims to help patients meet their rehabilitation goals by integrating the body and mind. He also shares his expertise with high-level athletic teams and conducts group injury prevention sessions. Tyler is dedicated to guiding individuals back to their best and looks forward to helping you overcome your injuries.

Sean believes a combination of manual therapy and corrective exercise programs is key to getting her clients back to the activities they love in no time. As a former competitive Highland Dancer who dealt with periodic injuries, she understands first-hand how frustrating pain can be when you’re chasing your passion, whatever it may be.

Sean completed her Master’s of Physiotherapy at McMaster University and also holds a Bachelor of Arts in Kinesiology from the University of Manitoba. She is also certified in the Selective Functional Movement Assessment (SFMA) as well as the Functional Movement Screen (FMS). These approaches help identify the cause of pain by screening the whole body. This passionate physiotherapist believes strongly in continued education and is always looking for her next course to build on her years of experience. She is currently a 3rd year osteopathic student.

Katie believes that everyone deserves to live life free of pain. Whether your goal is to play with your grandkids, chase after your pet, reach your lifting goal, or crush a weekend race, Katie will work with you to help you understand your pain and discomfort and create a treatment plan with you that makes you feel empowered to live the life you want. Her treatment approach includes soft tissue therapy (with and without tools), hands-on chiropractic techniques and adjustments, and personalized movement and exercise prescription. In addition to treating the spine, Katie can assess and treat a variety of musculoskeletal and orthopedic complaints. She enjoys treating running and cycling related injuries, as well as cases that involve the shoulder, knees, ankles and feet.

Dr. Day Deans-Buchan graduated from Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College (2003) and joined the Fix Healthcare team in 2015. Believing that the body’s structure and function work intimately together and so need to be treated together, Day loves that chiropractic is able to provide fast relief of muscular and skeletal problems.

Working with patients to help them attain their goals, Day helps to motivate change and support the process. She believes in educating her patients and empowering them to become proactive and active in their own care.

Nicholas’ ability to provide fast and efficient pain relief comes from his Doctorate of Chiropractic, Masters Degree in sports medicine, and 14 years of hands-on experience as a registered massage therapist. His participation in athletics has given him additional insight into how to care for active individuals while his compassionate and energetic approach allows him to motivate and guide patients to take control of their injuries. It’s important to Nicholas to have you moving and living at your best.

After completing a Specialized Honours degree in Kinesiology and Health Science at York University, Marco graduated with a Master of Science in Physical Therapy from the University of Western Ontario in 2013. Marco’s physiotherapy practice focuses on the body as a whole, pairing manual therapy techniques such as trigger point release and functional dry needling with exercise prescription to correct and resolve muscle imbalances that lead to musculoskeletal injury and impairments. Marco’s training also focuses on concussion rehabilitation. In addition to completing several courses specifically focused on the latest research and treatment strategies for mild traumatic brain injuries, Marco has also completed his advanced level vestibular training to treat conditions such as vertigo and dizziness. He is also a Certified Acupuncture Practitioner and is certified in Functional Dry Needling by Kinetacore.

Lauren graduated from UBC in 2014 with a Master of Physical Therapy degree, and from UVic in 2005 with a Bachelor of Arts double major degree in Psychology and Sociology (Quantitative Research emphasis). She has been a member of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association since 2012, and is registered on the College of Physical Therapists of BC’s dry needling roster.

Lauren’s first direction in her career was in the field of mental health research, which allowed her to develop a keen appreciation for using research findings to guide clinical practice, a skill she has transferred into her own practice as a Physiotherapist.

Lauren has experience working with a variety of patients in both hospital and private clinic settings, but finds her passion in assessment and treatment of orthopedics. In clinic, Lauren’s approach to treatment utilizes hands-on manual therapy, dry needling, various modalities, and most importantly, enabling her patients to maintain and progress their gains using home-based exercise and self-care techniques.

When not at the clinic Lauren spends her time wrangling her toddler, experimenting with new cooking projects and playing outside. As a youth she played competitive softball in the position of pitcher. Now she approaches sport and recreation as a weekend warrior, with experiences in volleyball, swimming, hiking, surfing, snowshoeing, and of course, more softball.

Simon Pearson is a dedicated and compassionate chiropractor who values building strong connections with his patients. Known for his warm demeanour, Simon combines a lighthearted sense of humour with a keen interest in solving diagnostic challenges. His passion lies in providing personalized, hands-on care, making each patient feel understood and supported throughout their treatment.

Whether addressing complex issues or offering routine care, Simon’s approach ensures that patients experience both relief and a positive, engaging environment.

Tyler is a physiotherapist who graduated from the University of Alberta with a Master’s of Science in Physical Therapy. He has represented Team Canada from 2012-2019 and specializes in sport and endurance injuries. With an emphasis on education and manual therapy, Tyler aims to help patients meet their rehabilitation goals by integrating the body and mind. He also shares his expertise with high-level athletic teams and conducts group injury prevention sessions. Tyler is dedicated to guiding individuals back to their best and looks forward to helping you overcome your injuries.

Katie believes that everyone deserves to live life free of pain. Whether your goal is to play with your grandkids, chase after your pet, reach your lifting goal, or crush a weekend race, Katie will work with you to help you understand your pain and discomfort and create a treatment plan with you that makes you feel empowered to live the life you want. Her treatment approach includes soft tissue therapy (with and without tools), hands-on chiropractic techniques and adjustments, and personalized movement and exercise prescription. In addition to treating the spine, Katie can assess and treat a variety of musculoskeletal and orthopedic complaints. She enjoys treating running and cycling related injuries, as well as cases that involve the shoulder, knees, ankles and feet.