Thomas Okamura
- Vestibular and concussion recovery programs.
- Functional dry needling (IMS) for pain.
- Joint mobilizations with movement.
- Soft tissue release techniques.
- Neck and back injury rehabilitation.
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Perseverance Physiotherapy and Wellness Center
2665 Beaufort Ave, Suite #103, Cumberland, BC, V0R 1S0
Thomas graduated in 2016 from the University of British Columbia with a Master’s degree in Physical Therapy, and previously from the University of Alberta with a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology. He has completed advanced training in vestibular and concussion rehabilitation, functional dry needling (IMS), joint mobilizations with movement, soft tissue release, and has a Level I certification under the Canadian Physiotherapy Association Orthopedic Division. Thomas has always been dedicated to living an active lifestyle and helping others reach their health and fitness goals. He was first introduced to physical therapy through his own injuries sustained as a competitive judo athlete. Once he saw the benefits of physical therapy in his own life he was determined to become a physical therapist and help others in their recovery from injuries. Thomas uses his background in elite athletics and strength and conditioning to provide high quality care for all patients. Thomas uses a combination of manual therapy, exercise, and education to help patients recover from an injury and achieve their goals. He enjoys treating a wide variety of patients and injuries, with a special interest in treating athletes, necks, and back injuries. He also enjoys providing medical coverage for sporting events including martial arts and soccer. Outside of the clinic Thomas can be found doing judo, rock climbing, trail running, or playing music.
Physiotherapy assessment and treatment. Please select this option if it is your first physiotherapy visit or a new injury.