Tony Hui is a Registered Physical Therapist at Lee’s Physiotherapy.

Tony graduated with a first honours Bachelor’s degree in Physiotherapy from Hong Kong in 2002. Having an interest in treating overuse injuries and acute trauma, he completed a Master’s degree in Sports Medicine & Health Science from the Chinese University of Hong Kong in 2017.

For the last 24 years, Tony served his clients in outpatient orthopedic settings, utilizing therapeutic interventions conceptualized from Australia, Canada, China, UK and US. Intrigued by how everyday life can set the body control “off balance”, he developed interest in diagnosing the root cause, communicating treatment options with clients, and averting the imbalance with various strategies. One of his avenues of choice is Clinical Pilates, where core body control is addressed with priority, such that remaining kinetic issues are often self-corrected to a surprising degree.

Tony speaks fluent English, Cantonese and Mandarin. When it comes to rehabilitation, he leads by example, living an active lifestyle and always finding new pathways to health promotion. If you don’t see him treating clients at the clinic, you’ll find him hiking, biking, windsurfing, and playing tennis in your neighborhood. Tony is also certified in PADI Advanced Open Water Scuba Diving.

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Peter received Arts & Science and Kinesiology Diplomas from Langara College before attending University of British Columbia to acquire a Master’s Degree in Physical Therapy and Bachelor’s Degree in Kinesiology.

Peter’s main interest is in orthopedics, but also has experience with neurological and cardiorespiratory clients/patients in multiple different rehab settings including outpatient, acute, and community populations.

Peter believes in treatment and empowering clients through exercise therapy, manual therapy, and education in addition to other therapeutic techniques to manage different conditions. Peter has an extensive strengthening and conditioning background both working with athletes and participating in multiple athletics himself.

During off time, Peter enjoys strength training at the gym, ice hockey, cycling, snowboarding, and jogging.

Peter is fluent in English and Mandarin.

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Hennie completed her Master’s Degree in Physical Therapy at the University of Western Ontario after completing her Bachelor of Science with Honors at the University of British Columbia. She began her career as a physical therapist in 2010, working in a private clinic in Vancouver, where she provided physiotherapy care for individuals experiencing musculoskeletal pain and overuse injuries, as well as those recovering from surgery. She later worked at Richmond Hospital across diverse settings, including acute care, residential care, palliative care, and community health. This breadth of experience helped shape her holistic and compassionate approach to physiotherapy care.

Hennie holds acupuncture certification through Acupuncture Canada and has completed advanced training in the Gokavi Transverse Technique (GTT), a dry-needling approach used within physiotherapy practice. She completed pelvic floor physiotherapy training at BC Women’s Hospital in 2013 and has continued her professional development in women’s health through further education in mindfulness-based approaches to persistent pain, women’s cancer rehabilitation, and abdominal manual therapy.

Based on each patient’s assessment and functional goals, Hennie also integrates Pfilates and trauma-informed therapeutic yoga into individualized physiotherapy treatment plans.

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Wendy immigrated to Canada from Hong Kong in 1983. She studied biological science at Simon Fraser University before pursuing physiotherapy at the University of British Columbia, where she graduated from in 1991.

Wendy has worked at a number of hospitals and private practice clinics. She enjoys orthopaedics the most and in recent years, has taken up interest in the area of persistent pain. It is one of the most challenging areas for healthcare professionals and one in which Wendy strives to achieve better patient outcomes. She has completed a host of post-graduate courses, including Chan Gunn IMS and certification courses with the Advanced Physical Therapy Education Institute. Wendy is a Pain Truth Certified health care provider.

Besides clinical competence, Wendy is known for her caring attitude, persistence to improving patient care and excellent professional ethics.

Wendy is fluent in English, Cantonese and functional in Mandarin.

Outside of work, Wendy enjoys sports activities such as hiking, playing squash, swimming and cycling. She loves travelling and her most memorable trip was trekking in the Nepalese Himalayas. Wendy enjoys sharing good food and wine with friends and family. She is also a dog lover and looks forward to the company of two or more of these furry friends when the time is right.

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