"Why bother striving to be perfect, when you can be human?" - Alan Clements
Brian Scrivener practices a multi-faceted
approach to therapeutic yoga, constitutional
homeopathy and manual therapy at Hands On
Health. Brian is a Certified Phoenix Rising Yoga
Therapy Practitioner, having completed training in
yoga philosophy, visual-intuitive assessment of the
energetic aspects of soul embodied and the
powerful use of specifically selected, assisted and
sustained asanas for releasing physical and emotional
blocks from the body. His professional training
includes homeopathy with Louis Klein, craniosacral
therapy with Upledger, Reiki with Allice Bernards,
healing chi gong with Master Peng Jiu-Liu, and other
subtle manual-energy techniques. Trained in the
Iyengar yoga method in the 1980s in Vancouver, he
took his teacher training with Iyengar national
certification assessor Richard Schachtel in Seattle. He
has been inspired by workshops with such yoga
luminaries as Angela Farmer and Dona Holleman. He is
a member of the International Association of Yoga
Therapists. His first inkling of the fusion of spirit with
movement in the physical body came while studying
contemporary dance with Synergy, led by Linda
Rubin, at the Western Front Lodge in Vancouver
during the mid-1970s. Brian also has three decades'
experience as a book editor, is former Editorial
Director at Raincoast Books (the folks who bring you
Harry Potter in Canada) and is a published author of
two books. He has taught writing and
communication at Canadian universities, and in
workshops.
approach to therapeutic yoga, constitutional
homeopathy and manual therapy at Hands On
Health. Brian is a Certified Phoenix Rising Yoga
Therapy Practitioner, having completed training in
yoga philosophy, visual-intuitive assessment of the
energetic aspects of soul embodied and the
powerful use of specifically selected, assisted and
sustained asanas for releasing physical and emotional
blocks from the body. His professional training
includes homeopathy with Louis Klein, craniosacral
therapy with Upledger, Reiki with Allice Bernards,
healing chi gong with Master Peng Jiu-Liu, and other
subtle manual-energy techniques. Trained in the
Iyengar yoga method in the 1980s in Vancouver, he
took his teacher training with Iyengar national
certification assessor Richard Schachtel in Seattle. He
has been inspired by workshops with such yoga
luminaries as Angela Farmer and Dona Holleman. He is
a member of the International Association of Yoga
Therapists. His first inkling of the fusion of spirit with
movement in the physical body came while studying
contemporary dance with Synergy, led by Linda
Rubin, at the Western Front Lodge in Vancouver
during the mid-1970s. Brian also has three decades'
experience as a book editor, is former Editorial
Director at Raincoast Books (the folks who bring you
Harry Potter in Canada) and is a published author of
two books. He has taught writing and
communication at Canadian universities, and in
workshops.
Claudia Scrivener holds a Masters degree in
Physical Therapy and is a Registered Physiotherapist
practising in Kamloops, British Columbia. Her
professional focus is on orthopaedic manual therapy
with an emphasis on tissue by tissue differential
assessment and specialty treatment techniques. She
has completed post-graduate training in Muscle
Energy, Active Release, Positional Release,
Neurofascial and Fascial Adhesion Release Techniques,
Craniosacral Therapy, Visceral Manipulation, and
Lymphatic Drainage. Over the last twenty years of
private practice she has maintained specialties in
pelvic floor pain/incontinence, infant and pediatric
orthopaedics and neurodevelopment training, chronic
pain, head injury/vertigo, temporomandibular joint
dysfunction, somatovisceral pain/dysfunction, and
sports orthopaedics. She has achieved mastery level
in Healing Chi Gong. Formerly Director of Clinical
Studies at The West Coast College of Massage
Therapy, Claudia was an author of the Accreditation
Guidelines for the College of Massage Therapists of
British Columbia. Claudia also holds a Bachelor of Arts
degree in Art History from Bryn Mawr College and a
Master's degree in Preservation Architecture from the
University of Virginia. She also practises Equine
Physiotherapy and trains warmbloods at the
Scriveners' Rock Haven Farm.
Physical Therapy and is a Registered Physiotherapist
practising in Kamloops, British Columbia. Her
professional focus is on orthopaedic manual therapy
with an emphasis on tissue by tissue differential
assessment and specialty treatment techniques. She
has completed post-graduate training in Muscle
Energy, Active Release, Positional Release,
Neurofascial and Fascial Adhesion Release Techniques,
Craniosacral Therapy, Visceral Manipulation, and
Lymphatic Drainage. Over the last twenty years of
private practice she has maintained specialties in
pelvic floor pain/incontinence, infant and pediatric
orthopaedics and neurodevelopment training, chronic
pain, head injury/vertigo, temporomandibular joint
dysfunction, somatovisceral pain/dysfunction, and
sports orthopaedics. She has achieved mastery level
in Healing Chi Gong. Formerly Director of Clinical
Studies at The West Coast College of Massage
Therapy, Claudia was an author of the Accreditation
Guidelines for the College of Massage Therapists of
British Columbia. Claudia also holds a Bachelor of Arts
degree in Art History from Bryn Mawr College and a
Master's degree in Preservation Architecture from the
University of Virginia. She also practises Equine
Physiotherapy and trains warmbloods at the
Scriveners' Rock Haven Farm.
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Bienvenido Aguinaldo Jr., BSPT, holds a
Bachelor of Science degree in Physical Therapy and has had
ten years of experience working as a physiotherapist in The
Philippines, Saudi Arabia and Canada. In addition to hospital
work, in Saudi Arabia he was Sports Physiotherapist for a
national first division soccer club. He specializes in manually
assisted-resisted functional exercise rehabilitation,
incorporating proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation, gait
retraining, postural stabilization, and bioelectric modalities for
acute pain management.
We welcome him with his skilled hands to our Physiotherapy
staff.
Bachelor of Science degree in Physical Therapy and has had
ten years of experience working as a physiotherapist in The
Philippines, Saudi Arabia and Canada. In addition to hospital
work, in Saudi Arabia he was Sports Physiotherapist for a
national first division soccer club. He specializes in manually
assisted-resisted functional exercise rehabilitation,
incorporating proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation, gait
retraining, postural stabilization, and bioelectric modalities for
acute pain management.
We welcome him with his skilled hands to our Physiotherapy
staff.
