Our Team

Kimberley graduated from Simon Fraser University with a Bachelors of Science in Kinesiology in 2007. She went on to continue her education at the University of Alberta, graduating in 2010 with a Masters of Science in Physical Therapy. Since graduating, she has returned to BC, and has been working in the Fraser Valley helping people get healthy, optimize their function and return to the things they love!

Kimberley is a lifelong learner who is always keen to expand her knowledge and skill set. After years of working in private practice, treating a wide variety of clients with various orthopedic conditions, it was this drive to further understand how the body functions that lead her to pursue further training in Pelvic Health Physiotherapy (well, that and having 2 kids)!

Kimberley employs a client centered, biopsychosocial, and active approach to treatment. She draws from her educational background in Kinesiology and post graduate training in manual therapy and dry needling to tailor a treatment plan to each individual based on the nature of their presenting concern, their stage in recovery, and their goals for treatment. She recognizes that to achieve optimal treatment outcomes it must be recognized that each individual functions as a whole person who knows their body best and is required to be an active participation their own recovery.

In her spare time you can find her building sandcastle at the beach with her two littles, exploring nature with her family, and attempting to find time to do some self-care she recommend for her clients (reading a book, doing some yoga, deep breathing…)!

Hello, I’m Pav! I completed my Bachelor of Kinesiology at Simon Fraser University before moving to Australia to complete my Master of Physical Therapy at the University of Sydney. During my time in Australia, I gained experience working in a variety of areas such as hospitals, rehabilitation centers and private clinics where I worked alongside patients with musculoskeletal, neurological and cardiorespiratory conditions.

I moved back to Canada in 2021 and joined the Bump Team as a Client Experience Coordinator whilst preparing for my physiotherapy registration exam. It was during this time with Bump that I found my interest in pelvic floor physiotherapy and a desire to educate women on their health and support them in their return to normal activities whilst improving their overall quality of life.

I truly believe every individual is unique in their own way and so are their goals, which is why I like to structure each patient’s course of treatment around their desired goals. My treatment approach is focused around providing education and exercise-based therapy and allowing clients to be active participants in their course of care. Making sure my patients feel heard and comfortable is of utmost importance to me.

Outside of the clinic you can find me spending time with my dog, family/friends, keeping up with Sports TV or catching sunsets with a cup of coffee!

Super excited to be a part of BUMP in this new role!

Hi! My name is Rachel. I graduated from UBC with my Master’s in Physical Therapy and from UBC Okanagan with a Bachelor’s in Human Kinetics! I grew up in Surrey, BC and have always appreciated the proximity to nature we are allowed here. I’m a lover of running, horse-back riding, reading and hiking! 

Women’s health is a passion dear to my heart. I began my journey as a personal trainer and continued to pursue degrees that added to my toolbox to aid the people around me. As an athlete and woman, providing care that encourages movement while also creating a safe space is something that is at the core of my practice. I am interested in pre and postpartum care, pelvic health, running/sports, and helping women move in a way that works for them. 

Outside of the clinic, you will likely find me running on local trails, curled up with a coffee and reading a good book (I will bring in my Mockingjay necklace from the Hunger Games if you ask), or planning my next mountain get-away. I can’t wait to meet you!

Meghan is a Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC) and holds a Masters of Counselling from City University of Seattle. Meghan believes that counselling is a collaborative undertaking focused on empowering individuals to make the best choices for themselves to find their best wellbeing. She always strives to provide a culturally sensitive space inclusive of all individuals and relationships. Meghan uses a strength-based and client-centred approached that focuses on alleviating the weight of shame that we carry and highlight the strength that it took you to get to the place you are at today. She focuses on being trauma informed and draws from Internal Family Systems.

Through having children, she understands the strain of daily caretaking and the toll it takes on the body, mind, relationships, and sense of self. She is passionate about supporting parents wellness to help them show up as their best self for themselves and their children. Whether it is managing pregnancy, postpartum and parenting, or coping with trauma, difficult relationships, anxiety, or depression, she is passionate about creating a safe place to explore and create change.

When she is not working, she is busy spending time with her young kids or reading everything.

Robyn is a Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC), with a Master’s Degree in Counselling
Psychology from UBC. She is certified in Perinatal Mental Health (PMH-C) and Trauma
Informed Stabilization Treatment (TIST). As a counsellor, Robyn works from a person-
centered approach to support clients to feel less overwhelmed by difficult emotions,
better understand their values and needs, improve relationships, and feel more
compassion for themselves.

Robyn was drawn towards working in Perinatal Mental Health after the birth of her first
child. What she discovered through her own postpartum experience and her
connections with other moms was that many were finding the transition to parenthood
to be much harder than anticipated, and often alone with how they were feeling.
Recognizing the need for more support and awareness in this area, Robyn completed
her certification in perinatal mental health. Working from a trauma-informed and
intersectional feminist approach, she is experienced in supporting clients with feelings
of shame, overwhelm, anxiety, and depression, as well as struggles with past trauma,
and relationship and parenting challenges. She has also completed training in perinatal
grief and loss.

Recognizing the courage it can take to come to counselling, Robyn works
to ensure her clients feel heard and understood, and ultimately, empowered.
Born and raised in beautiful North Vancouver, Robyn always feels at home when
exploring trails, surrounded by trees. She loves coffee, tea, chocolate, and getting lost
in books. On the weekends with her family, Robyn will often be at the hockey rink,
exploring a new park, and or having a kitchen dance party.