Edward holds a doctorate in Chinese medicine and is a licensed acupuncturist and herbalist. While pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology at the University of Ottawa, Edward developed a special interest in performance psychology and positive living skills. He has taught various courses to both youth and adults on improving quality of life through the skill of focus. As a lifelong learner, Edward has travelled extensively around Canada, the US, Spain, and Colombia shadowing doctors who are obtaining excellent clinical results using Chinese medicine, orthodox medicine, osteopathy, ayurveda, homeopathy, and bioenergetic medicine. Edward adopts a holistic treatment approach bringing the patient’s body, mind and spirit back into an optimal state of harmony and health. He strives to integrate different treatment modalities to treat the root of the health condition. Edward is passionate about treating pain and stress-related disorders. 

Trevor graduated from Memorial University in St. John's, Nfld. in 1999 with a Bachelor of Kinesiology degree. He completed a Masters of Exercise Science at Memorial University in 2002. He has worked as a clinician at VERC since 2002 where he specializes in therapeutic exercise prescription, gait analysis and functional capacity evaluations. Trevor has a passion for long distance running and has been a Sport Canada carded athlete representing Canada at an international level. An unfortunate stress fracture interrupted Trevor's plan to qualify for the 2008 Canadian Olympic team.

Cathy graduated with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy from the University of Alberta in 1973. She received her Masters in Health Education in Physiotherapy from the Medical College of Georgia in 1981 and a PhD. in Theology in 2009. She has been an Associate Professor in neurosciences, research and adult education to graduate students at a number of post secondary institutions in Canada and U.S. She has treated brain injured clients in hospitals and the clinical setting as well as in the community. She is currently working as a neurophysiotherapist at VERC where she specializes in mild traumatic brain injury assessment and treatment while working closely with the rehabilitation team at VERC.

Cathy graduated with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy from the University of Alberta in 1973. She received her Masters in Health Education in Physiotherapy from the Medical College of Georgia in 1981 and a PhD. in Theology in 2009. She has been an Associate Professor in neurosciences, research and adult education to graduate students at a number of post secondary institutions in Canada and U.S. She has treated brain injured clients in hospitals and the clinical setting as well as in the community. She is currently working as a neurophysiotherapist at VERC where she specializes in mild traumatic brain injury assessment and treatment while working closely with the rehabilitation team at VERC.