A Calm & Inviting Space

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Nicole Coffey and Devon Konrad joined forces to create Ladner Village Physiotherapy in 2019. Our vision was to provide exceptional physiotherapy services in a beautiful and calming space that was specifically designed to meet the needs of their community. We launched advanced and specialized services such as pelvic floor and vestibular rehabilitation in addition to traditional physiotherapy services and massage therapy.

Ladner Village Physiotherapy has since proudly grown to include eight physiotherapists, two kinesiologists, two massage therapists and a registered clinical counsellor. Nicole and Devon feel it is the commitment to their clients and the carefully crafted individual treatment programs which allow each client to reach their wellness goals and maximize their potential. Whether the client is struggling with low back pain, bladder control issues or dizziness, they are in excellent hands. 

We are dedicated to ongoing program development with new services offered in the heart of Ladner Village. Physiotherapy specifically for dancers and artistic athletes is now being offered by Anh Duong. Stephanie Yip, Gabrielle De Winter and Devon Konrad all offer therapy targeting the TMJ (aka the jaw). Hayley Alexander has brought her expertise in Clinical Pilates and offers sessions on our Pilates reformer. We continue to bring services desperately needed to this community.

Ladner Village Physiotherapy offers private treatment rooms for their one on one appointments. State of the art technology is employed whether it is a biofeedback machine for pelvic floor rehabilitation or infrared goggles for vestibular assessment.

Every person that enters our space is welcomed, valued and respected.

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Serving Ladner, Tsawwassen and South Delta

Ladner Village Physiotherapy exists in what is colonially known as Delta, on the traditional, occupied and unceded territory of the hən̓q̓əmin̓əm̓ speaking people. As health care providers, we actively strive to understand the role of intergenerational trauma and health inequities applied through systemic and institutionalized racism with the goal of providing equitable and person-centred health care for all.