From a young age, Jielin has developed a fascination for the human body, and its amazing ability to heal. and the dynamic process of aging. After graduating with a Bachelor's degree in Biology and Health Sciences from Queen's University, Jielin moved to Tampa, Florida to pursue her Master's degree in Gerontology, and continued to obtain her Doctorate in Physical Therapy with a Dean's List awarded each year. Her extensive training and work experience have given her a strong foundation in physical therapy, with a specialization in geriatric rehabilitation. Jielin is a firm believer in evidence-based practice and is always willing to learn the most effective ways to help her patients. She has incorporated Dry Needling* into her clinical practice Jielin currently lives in North Delta with her husband and two beautiful daughters. She enjoys hiking, swimming, travelling and leading worship at her church. Jeilin offers services in English and Mandarin Chinese.

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*What is Trigger Point Dry Needling (TPDN)?
Dry Needling is defined as the insertion of needles into tender points in the body without the injection of substances. It is a therapeutic technique used by healthcare professionals, typically physiotherapists, to manage and alleviate muscular pain and dysfunction. Trigger Point Dry Needling (TPDN) involves inserting a thin, solid filament needle directly into myofascial trigger points within the muscles, which are tight knots or bands of muscle fibres that can cause pain and restrict movement.