In Balance

We typically specialize in specific services at In Balance. Roland and Farron have additional training and are certified vestibular therapists and mainly see concussion, dizzy and vestibular disorders. Meg has additional training in neurological and pelvic health and sees a population with either neurological or pelvic/incontinence issues.

Farron is a Registered Physiotherapist with the College of Physiotherapists of British Columbia, as well as a member of the BC and Canadian Physiotherapy Associations. He is also a Certified Vestibular Therapist. Farron is on the board of Directors for the BC Balance and Dizziness Society and a member of the Vestibular Disorders Association.

Abi is one of our 'home physiotherapy' therapists; providing care for clients post surgery, with general deconditioning or with movement disorders and neurological conditions in Maple Ridge & Pitt Meadows. She currently works part-time for Fraser Health providing Physiotherapy services in the community.

Kim is a Practicing Kinesiologist. She received her Bachelors of Science Degree and a Certificate in Health and Fitness from Simon Fraser University in 2015. She is also certified in Soft Tissue Release. Kim has worked in acute care, private clinic, and community based settings.

She has worked with a wide variety of clients including athletes, pediatric and geriatric clients, as well as those with injuries sustained in motor vehicle accidents or at work.Kim has experience working with clients dealing with athletic injuries, orthopaedic injuries, soft tissue injuries, concussions, brain injuries, cardiac injuries, stroke, and wheelchair bound patients.

A Concussion is a mild traumatic brain injury that typically occurs through a rapid head acceleration/deceleration. Fortunately, concussions generally resolve on their own and often do not require any other care than is provided by your family physician. Research shows that a graduated return to work and activity as well as progressive general exercise is important.