Glenn Hendricks

Glenn is a graduate of the University of British Columbia (UBC), Faculty of Medicine, School of Rehabilitation Sciences with a degree in Physical Therapy.  Additionally he holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Simon Fraser University (Biology and Kinesiology) and  Certificates in Health and Fitness Studies and the Liberal Arts.

With extensive post Graduate work in orthopedic assessment and treatment with a particular focus on lower limb tendonopathies, hip, knee and ankle injuries, Glenn is able to effectively evaluate, analyze and treat a client’s movement and pain presentation  from the straightforward to the complex.

He is a function based physiotherapist who uses assessment tools and movement strategies to help people reach their goals.  The treatment philosophy is to identify and correct underlying  muscle imbalances, movement and postural dysfunctions  and then  develop proper movement patterns through specific exercises.

Glenn has worked with a diverse patient population from Olympic Athletes to all levels of sports enthusiasts.  As well, Glenn has significant experience with Motor Vehicle Accidents and Work Related Injuries helping clients navigate to recovery. He has considerable experience with orthopaedic surgeries such as joint arthroplasties (hip and knee replacements).

His treatment approach integrates manual therapy, various “hands on“ techniques such as myofascial mobilization, release techniques, exercise prescription and education.

Glenn is a member of two international organizations based out of the United Kingdom and Australia that serve to provide physiotherapists with up to date clinical practice protocols using an evidence based approach.

He takes a special interest in Physiotherapy for the Arts and recognizes that artists such as dancers and musicians use their bodies just as athletes do to convey the nature of their art. Having taken courses through the Harkness School of Dance and with lecturers from International Association for Dance Medicine and Science.

Outside of the clinic, Glenn has participated in bike racing for over 10 years (road and cyclocross) and can be found on a bike, at the gym, being bossed around by a 4 pound Chiweenie or exercising in a pool; being a strong advocate for hydrotherapy. Glenn also studies the violin at the Langley Community Music School.