Jayde Woo, Registered Physiotherapist
Clinical Director (Port Coquitlam)
Acupuncture, Vestibular Rehabilitation, Concussion Management, Individualized Running Program, Osteoarthritis Group Class
Monday: 12:00 pm – 4:00 pm (Port Coquitlam)
Tuesday: 2:00 pm – 7:00 pm (Port Coquitlam)
Wednesday: 9:30 am – 1:30 pm (Port Coquitlam)
Thursday: 2:00 pm – 7:00 pm (Port Coquitlam)
Education
BSc Microbiology and Immunology – University of British Columbia
Master of Physical Therapy (MPT) – University of British Columbia
International MSK Post Professional Doctorate of Physical Therapy (DPT)
College of Physiotherapy Number
07407
Certifications
Acupuncture (CAFCI) Concussion Management
CCMI Certified Practitioner, which is a comprehensive, 12-module training, 40 hour program providing evidence-based approaches to concussion care.
Vertigo (BPPV) Advanced Vestibular Rehabilitation The Pain-Free Performance Training System (integrating performance training and injury prevention)
APTEI post-graduate course in cervical spine, shoulder, sacroiliac joint, TMJ, knee and hip
Jayde has experience working with a range of orthopaedic patients including sports (weekend warrior to high-level), older adults, occupational rehabilitation, motor vehicle accidents and chronic pain. She is committed to integrating evidence-based practice into the clinic so she can expertly guide her patients in reaching their goals. She thinks of herself as a rehab coach, using a combination of manual therapy and exercise to improve how you move, reduce your risk of injury and consistently perform at your best. Jayde enjoys weight-lifting, hiking, running and triathlons. In her spare time, she loves games night with the family and traveling any chance she can!
Email: jayde@westcoastsci.com
Click here to see Services that Jayde offers
| Back injury therapy | Jaw problems therapy | Postural reeducation |
| Back pain therapy | Joint injuries therapy | Pre-surgical rehabilitation |
| Carpal tunnel treatment | Manual therapy | Running evaluation |
| Concussion management | Muscle injuries therapy | Shoulder care |
| Dry needling therapy | Osteoarthritis therapy | Sport injury physiotherapy treatment |
| Epley maneuver | Pain management | Temporomandibular joint rehabilitation |
| Falls prevention program | Personalized exercise program | Tendinitis treatment |
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Functional rehabilitation
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Post COVID-19 rehabilitation and recovery | Vertigo therapy |
| Gait analysis and training | Post-operative care | Vestibular rehabilitation |
| General reconditioning | Post-surgical rehabilitation | Virtual physiotherapy consultation |
Can you tell us one interesting fact about you?
One interesting thing about me is that I’ve just learned to swim in the past year. A little bit out of necessity, because my other half signed us up for half Ironman in a year’s time. It’s one of the hardest things I’ve ever done.
How many years have you been a physiotherapist?
I’ve been physiotherapist since 2012. Previously, I was a physiotherapist in New Zealand.
Why physiotherapy?
Physiotherapy was actually my plan B. My plan A was to be a famous soccer player but didn’t really work out. But I’m really glad that I chose physiotherapy because it’s a perfect blend of the science of healing and the art of caring. There’s a lot of job satisfaction that comes along with seeing people reach their goals.
What’s one piece of advice you’d give to a new patient?
Stay active and stay positive, and don’t worry because our bodies have amazing capacity to heal and to change.