Meet Our Team

Manvir Singh, MSc.

Physiotherapist & Founder

For more than a decade, people have consulted with Manvir Singh looking for answers to questions about physical pain, stiffness, and general wellness. Manvir works with men and women aged 35-64+. He also researches and writes about physical medicine in his column in The Leader, The Voice, and appears on various TV and online shows.

Manvir previously worked with large institutions in the GVRD. Surrey, BC is now “home” where his practice has rapidly become one of the leading private physiotherapy clinics, now with 2 locations.

Manvir’s expertise includes:

• Joint manual therapy
• Adjustments
• Vestibular therapy specialty training
• Advanced full-body IMS certification.

Suman Kaur

Chief Executive Officer

Safvan Bhatala

BSc Physiotherapy / Clinical Director

Nathan Snead

MSc Physiotherapy / Clinical Director

Masters of Physiotherapy (MSc PT)

Nathan has been working in the health and fitness industry for 9 years. After working as a Personal Trainer for 2 years he decided to take the next step in his career and become a Physiotherapist. In 2014 he Graduated with a MSc from Kings College London. He worked as a musculoskeletal therapist in North London for 6 years, focusing on a combination of workplace injuries, whiplash, and sports injuries. He also worked in the senior management team supervising a team of 7 therapists across multiple locations. Finally in 2020, Nathan decided to have another big adventure and continue his development as a physiotherapist in Canada. With a background in Personal Training Nathan believes that every individual has the ability to move well, be strong and be active and is committed to helping clients achieve this. He tries to focus on combining exercised based treatments with a range of manual therapy techniques in order to reduce pain and improve function.
In his free time Nathan loves to weight train, play a variety of sports and explore the great outdoors.

Tyson Kusiak

MPT Physiotherapy

Inspiration to pursue a career developed in Tyson as a young athlete who received physiotherapy treatments, education and guidance for sports related injuries. Tyson came from an athletic background with a passion for many sports including; golf, soccer, baseball and hockey. Tyson continues to play golf and hockey recreationally, in addition to running, hiking, biking, skiing and weightlifting. Tyson moved from Manitoba in 2020 to live and work in British Columbia as a Physiotherapist – this move was driven by the desire for the outdoor lifestyle and activities… and of course, the milder winters.

Tyson graduated from the University of Winnipeg in 2016 with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Kinesiology. Additionally, Tyson graduated from the University of Manitoba in 2018 with a Masters Degree in Physiotherapy. Since graduating in 2018, Tyson has taken continued education courses in Vestibular Therapy (dizziness and balance), concussion management, sports injury taping, musculoskeletal course for the neck, shoulder, back, hip, knee and ankle, and advanced Orthopaedic Manual and Manipulative Physiotherapy level 1.

Tyson enjoys treating individuals of all ages and injury types, with a keen interest on the athletic population and sports related injuries, Tyson believes strong communication, goal setting, collaborative planning, and team work are very important factors in reaching desired physiotherapy outcomes. Tyson uses education, coaching, manual therapy and exercise programming to help clients achieve their goals.

Mayara Prado

Physical Therapy Assistant

Bachelors degree in Physiotherapy.

Mayara, or May as she prefers, graduated in 2017 with a Bachelor’s degree in Physiotherapy by the University of Fortaleza in Brazil. After graduating she spent a year working in ICUs and post-op ward in a hospital in her hometown before moving to Canada. Since 2019 she has been working as a PTA in the Metro Vancouver area and has started the process of becoming a registered Physiotherapist in Canada.
She likes going for long walks, reading, and enjoying her family and friends company.
Mayara can speak Portuguese and English.

Mohammad Dazham

BCAK Kinesiology

School
Diploma Sports Science – Douglas College
BKIN with Psychology Minor – University of the Fraser Valley
MSc Physiotherapy – Queen Margaret University – United Kingdom

Purelife’s ethos was what really attracted ME. AIM – Achieving Improved Movement – is extremely important. In a field where passive modalities are often over utilized, Purelife strives to work in a patient-centered manner to address the needs of every patient specifically. My future goals include continuing to progress within the team with the goal of working as a registered physiotherapist in the coming months.

Pavan Cheema

Client Care Manager

Riddhi Shah

Physiotherapist