No one wants to be in pain
Maybe it's nagging neck pain that's preventing you from getting a good night's sleep or the weekly/daily headache, or you suffer from migraines. Maybe it's ongoing low back pain and bad posture from sitting at a desk all day. Maybe it's the stress and tension between your shoulder blades, that tightness that won't go away. Maybe you're feeling exhausted and have low energy. We understand that not functioning at your 100% can be frustrating and leave you feeling helpless. You're not alone.
Your body is made to heal
We believe that your body has a tremendous capacity to heal, adapt and learn. When your body is functioning properly, pain and symptoms go away. We believe in working with people and families to help them feel empowered and motivated to reach their goals and optimize their health. Your body is an amazing machine that has certain requirements it needs and we are here to help you understand and implement these requirements.
Let us help
We look at things differently, and our fresh look at your health and your goals are our priority. Following an initial exam and assessment we will develop a unique plan designed to help you meet all of your health goals. Chiropractic care is more then just covering up your symptoms; it's about allowing your body to heal naturally.
Meet the Team
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Dr. Alfredo Petrone
Chiropractor
BHSc (Hons), DC
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Desiree
D'Silva
Clinical Counsellor
HBSc, MEd.
She/Her/Hers
David
Marsden
Registered Massage Therapist
He/Him/His
Jackson James
Registered Massage Therapist
He/Him/His
Dr. Ashley
MacInnes
Chiropractor
DC
She/Her/Hers
Ryan
Kim
Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioner
R.TCM.P., MOT, RMT
He/Him/His
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We respectfully acknowledge that Coastal Life Wellness operates on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territory of the xÊ·mÉ™θkÊ·É™yÌ“É™m (Musqueam), Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), and SÉ™lilwÉ™taɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations. These lands have been stewarded by these communities for thousands of years, and we honour their enduring relationship with this place.
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We recognize that a land acknowledgment is only a small step towards reconciliation. True reconciliation requires ongoing education, reflection, and meaningful actions that contribute to justice, equity, and the restoration of Indigenous rights and relationships with the land.