At Physio Theory, we don’t just treat symptoms—we address the root cause of dysfunction with a methodical, science-based approach. Our name reflects our commitment to understanding the "theory" behind movement, recovery, and performance. By combining advanced clinical training, cutting-edge tools, and a focus on individualized care, we provide treatments that are as precise as they are effective.
Why Choose a Theory-Driven Approach?
We believe that every movement, every imbalance, and every injury has an explanation rooted in biomechanics, neurology, and physiology. By addressing these elements, we create treatment plans that are not only evidence-based but also tailored to your unique needs.
Objective Measures for Real Progress
We use state-of-the-art tools such as force plates, vestibular diagnostic equipment, and motion analysis technology to provide objective measurements of your progress. This ensures that your treatment is guided by data, allowing you to see tangible improvements and stay motivated throughout your recovery journey.
A Blend of Art and Science
Our philosophy blends the art of hands-on care with the precision of modern technology. From manual therapy and exercise prescription to vestibular and concussion rehabilitation, every aspect of our care is grounded in research and clinical expertise.
Whether you’re a golfer aiming to refine your swing, an athlete recovering from a concussion, or someone seeking relief from chronic pain, Physio Theory is your partner in achieving optimized function, enhanced performance, and a pain-free life.
Let us help you take control of your recovery and performance—guided by science, driven by results
At Physio Theory, your care is one-on-one and personalized to your unique needs. As the sole therapist, Brian combines his passion for movement and recovery with advanced training to provide expert, science-driven care.
With a Master’s in Physiotherapy from the University of Toronto and a Bachelor of Human Kinetics from UBC, Brian has extensive experience as a kinesiologist, personal trainer, clinical mentor, small group facilitator at U of T, and physiotherapist.
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Brian believes in a collaborative, client-centered philosophy where you actively shape your recovery plan. Using manual therapy, Dry needling/IMS individualized exercises, and objective measures, you can track progress and achieve sustainable results.
A lifelong athlete with a passion for golf, basketball, and Olympic lifting, Brian embraces the active lifestyle he encourages in his clients. Outside the clinic, you’ll find him hiking trails with his dog.
When you choose Physio Theory, you’re choosing care from a dedicated expert who is committed to helping you move better, recover smarter, and perform stronger.
From acute injuries to chronic pain, we’ve got you covered.
Whether you’re recovering from a recent injury, dealing with persistent discomfort, or managing a long-term condition, our musculoskeletal rehabilitation services are designed to help you regain strength, mobility, and function. Through a combination of manual therapy, exercise prescription, and education, we address issues like:
• Sprains, strains, and overuse injuries
• Neck, back, and joint pain
• Post-surgical rehabilitation
Our goal is to empower you with tools and strategies to prevent future issues and live a pain-free life.
Your best swing starts with your best body.
Golf is a sport of precision and power—but it can also take a toll on your body. At Physio Theory, we specialize in treating golf-related injuries and optimizing physical performance on the course.
Our services include:
Whether you’re recovering from an injury or aiming to elevate your game, Physio Theory provides the tools and expertise to keep you on the course and performing at your peak. By combining cutting-edge technology and personalized care, we’ll help you optimize your swing mechanics and unlock your full potential.
Regain your balance, reclaim your life.
If you’re experiencing dizziness, vertigo, or balance issues, our vestibular therapy services can help.
Vestibular pathologies are often complex. While many cases involve Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV), there are six distinct variations of BPPV, each requiring a specific approach based on the affected semicircular canal and underlying mechanism. Advanced diagnostic tools, such as vestibular goggles and force plates, ensure we can differentiate between BPPV and other vestibular conditions, including:
Our therapy includes:
At Physio Theory, we combine cutting-edge technology and clinical expertise to provide effective, measurable care. By leveraging advanced tools like vestibular goggles and force plates, we’ll help you regain your balance and reclaim your life with confidence.
Recover smarter, not harder.
Concussions can lead to lingering symptoms that disrupt daily life, including headaches, dizziness, and difficulty concentrating. At Physio Theory, we provide comprehensive concussion care to support your recovery, including:
• Symptom-specific treatment plans
• Vestibular and balance retraining
• Gradual return-to-sport or work programs
• Visual and cognitive rehabilitation strategies
With a careful and evidence-based approach, we’ll help you navigate your recovery and return to your regular activities safely and effectively.
Run stronger. Run longer. Run with confidence.
Running is simple to start but hard to master. Small changes in strength, mobility, and technique can make the difference between consistent training and recurring pain. At Physio Theory, we assess the full picture behind your running related symptoms and performance goals.
Our Running Assessment includes:
Whether you are dealing with shin splints, knee pain, Achilles or plantar pain, hip issues, or recurring injuries, Physio Theory provides a structured, evidence guided approach to help you return to running and progress with less guesswork. By combining clinical expertise with movement analysis, we will help you build durable running mechanics and long term resilience.
Move Better, Live Better with GLA:D.
At Physio Theory, we are proud to offer the Good Life with Osteoarthritis in Denmark (GLA:D) program, an evidence-based approach designed to improve the quality of life for individuals with osteoarthritis (OA). This internationally recognized program focuses on education, targeted exercises, and functional movement to help reduce pain, improve mobility, and enhance everyday function.
What does the GLA:D program include?
The GLA:D program is suitable for anyone living with osteoarthritis in the hip or knee and is particularly beneficial for those seeking to delay or avoid surgical interventions. With the GLA:D approach, you’ll gain confidence in managing your symptoms and reclaiming an active lifestyle.
Train smarter for HYROX.
We now offer HYROX-specific performance assessments to help you prepare for race day with confidence.
Our HYROX assessment includes:
Whether this is your first HYROX or you're chasing a podium finish, Physio Theory will help you train with purpose and avoid injury along the way.
Know your numbers, train with purpose.
VO2 max testing measures how efficiently your body uses oxygen during exercise, giving you a precise, data-backed picture of your aerobic fitness.
Our VO2 max testing includes:
A graded exercise test to measure your maximal oxygen uptake
Identification of your personal training zones for more effective workouts
Baseline data to track improvements in cardiovascular fitness over time
Guidance on how to apply your results to running, cycling, or general conditioning
Whether you're training for an event or simply want clarity on your fitness level, Physio Theory's VO2 max testing turns guesswork into a clear, actionable plan.
Move better from the inside out.
Clinical Pilates uses controlled, low-impact movement to build core strength, improve posture, and support recovery from injury.
Our Clinical Pilates programs include:
One-on-one sessions guided by a physiotherapist, not just an instructor
Core and postural strengthening tailored to your injury history
Low-impact movement suitable for active recovery and chronic pain management
Progressions that bridge the gap between rehab and return to regular exercise
Because it's led by a physiotherapist, Clinical Pilates at Physio Theory is tailored to your body and your recovery, not a generic class.