Back pain, neck pain, and sciatica
Low back or neck pain, stiffness, or symptoms that travel into the arm or leg. Explore back pain, neck pain, and sciatica care.
Realign Chiro Physio & Rehab · Willowbrook, Langley
Pain or an injury can make ordinary things feel harder. At Realign, your physiotherapist will listen, assess what is going on, and help you choose a clear next step based on what you want to get back to.
Physiotherapy at Realign helps you move more comfortably, recover from an injury, and get back to the activities that matter to you. Your care may combine a detailed assessment, hands-on treatment, guided exercises, and practical advice, chosen around your needs and recovery goals.
If this is your first appointment, you do not need to arrive with a diagnosis or know which treatment to ask for. We start by listening, assessing how you move, and explaining what we find. Together, we build a plan around your goals, whether that means getting through work, returning to sport, or feeling steadier with everyday activities.
Our Willowbrook clinic has private treatment rooms and a comfortable reception area. Take a look before you visit.
Patients visit our Langley physiotherapy clinic for pain, injury recovery, and movement concerns. Explore the conditions and services that may be relevant to you.
Back pain, neck pain, and sciatica
Low back or neck pain, stiffness, or symptoms that travel into the arm or leg. Explore back pain, neck pain, and sciatica care.
Shoulder pain and limited movement
Difficulty reaching overhead, lifting, dressing, or sleeping on your side. Assessment may help guide care for common shoulder problems and movement restrictions. See our shoulder pain page.
Elbow, wrist, and hand pain
Discomfort with gripping, lifting, typing, or repeated work and sport activities. Your physiotherapist can assess movement and strength and discuss a plan for your needs.
Hip and knee pain
Pain with walking, stairs, running, or squatting, including symptoms related to arthritis or recovery after surgery. Learn about hip pain and knee pain.
Foot and ankle pain
Heel or arch discomfort, ankle sprains, or pain that affects standing, walking, or running. Read our foot and ankle pain page.
Headaches and TMJ pain
Recurring headaches, jaw tension, or pain with chewing may involve the neck, jaw, or surrounding muscles. Explore care for headaches and TMJ pain.
Posture and repetitive strain
Long periods of sitting, computer work, lifting, or repeated tasks can contribute to stiffness and discomfort. Physiotherapy may include mobility work, strengthening, ergonomic advice, and activity changes.
Sports injuries and muscle strains
Sprains, strains, and training-related pain can interrupt the activities you enjoy. Physiotherapy can support a gradual return to sport and exercise. Explore sports injury physiotherapy.
Tendon pain and overuse injuries
Persistent pain around areas such as the Achilles tendon, knee, shoulder, or elbow can make everyday and athletic activities harder. Your physiotherapist can assess your symptoms and discuss suitable options, including exercise-based rehabilitation.
Recovery after surgery
Bring your surgeon’s instructions or rehabilitation protocol. Your physiotherapist will consider your restrictions, stage of recovery, and goals when planning next steps.
Children and teens
Younger patients may need help with sports injuries, sprains, posture, or movement difficulties. Learn about kids physiotherapy in Langley.
Dizziness, balance, and concussion
When dizziness, unsteadiness, or concussion symptoms affect daily life, ask about vestibular and concussion physiotherapy.
Pelvic floor and pregnancy-related concerns
Bladder leakage, pelvic discomfort, or changes during pregnancy and after childbirth may benefit from a pelvic floor physiotherapy assessment.
Workplace and motor vehicle injuries
If an injury happened at work or in a car accident, learn about WorkSafeBC physiotherapy and ICBC physiotherapy.
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Not sure where to start? Call the clinic and we can help you choose an appointment.
Physiotherapy starts with a detailed assessment rather than a one-size-fits-all treatment. Your physiotherapist asks about the history of the problem, what makes it better or worse, how it affects work or daily life, and what you want to return to.
The physical assessment may look at:
These findings help your physiotherapist identify the structures and movement factors that may be contributing to the problem. You will receive an explanation of the findings and a plan based on your goals. If the assessment suggests that medical investigation or another type of care is needed, your physiotherapist will discuss that with you.
Ready to talk through a pain or injury? Choose an appointment online or call if you would like help booking.
Your first appointment is a chance to talk through what has been bothering you and get a clearer idea of what may help. Your physiotherapist will ask about your symptoms, health history, daily activities, and goals, then assess the movements that relate to your concern.
We listen
Share when the problem began, what changes it, and what you want to do more comfortably.
We assess
Your physiotherapist may check movement, strength, balance, or a task that brings on symptoms, and explain what they are looking for.
We plan together
We discuss the findings and agree on a practical next step. If another service or medical assessment is a better fit, we will talk it through.
You can ask questions at any point. If treatment is appropriate, your physiotherapist may begin during the first appointment and explain what to do between visits.
Your plan may combine movement, hands-on care, and other treatment options. Your physiotherapist will explain what each option is for and whether it suits your assessment and preferences.
Exercise and movement
Guided exercises and movement practice that can be adjusted as your strength and confidence change.
Manual therapy
Hands-on care may be included when it is appropriate for your concern and the plan you have discussed.
Dry needling
Ask whether dry needling may suit your concern. Learn about dry needling.
Shockwave therapy
Shockwave may be considered for some persistent tendon and soft-tissue concerns. Learn about shockwave therapy.
Laser therapy
Your physiotherapist can discuss whether laser therapy is a suitable option for your pain or injury.
IFC and ultrasound
Interferential current and therapeutic ultrasound may be used when appropriate.
Cupping
Cupping may be included when it fits your assessment, preferences, and goals.
Home guidance
Get clear advice on exercises or activity changes to try between visits.
Exercise is often an important part of physiotherapy because it helps you rebuild the strength, mobility, and control needed for daily activity. Your program should match your current ability and progress gradually rather than feeling generic or overwhelming.
Mobility and flexibility
Movements chosen to improve restricted range of motion and make bending, reaching, walking, or turning more comfortable.
Strength and progressive loading
Exercises that gradually build the capacity of muscles, joints, and tendons for work, sport, and everyday activities.
Balance and coordination
Practice designed to improve control, confidence, and steadiness.
Core and postural support
Exercises may focus on trunk strength, breathing, endurance, or positioning when these factors relate to your symptoms.
Return-to-work conditioning
Your plan may build tolerance for lifting, standing, sitting, reaching, or other physical demands of your job.
Return-to-sport rehabilitation
Rehabilitation can progress from basic strength and control to sport-specific movement, loading, and confidence.
Injury rehabilitation is about more than settling pain. The plan can progress toward restoring movement, strength, and tolerance so you can return to your normal activities safely.
Our physiotherapists help with sports injuries, workplace injuries, motor vehicle accident injuries, overuse and repetitive strain problems, fractures after medical clearance, and post-surgical recovery. Early visits may focus on comfortable movement and symptom management. Later stages may include strengthening, progressive loading, work conditioning, or return-to-sport exercises.
Recovery timelines vary. Your physiotherapist will review your response to treatment and adjust the plan rather than relying on a fixed number of visits.
Physiotherapy can support people of different ages and activity levels. The assessment and treatment plan are adjusted to the person, condition, and activities that matter to them.
Children and teens
Support for sports injuries, ankle sprains, movement concerns, posture, and a safe return to activity. Learn about kids physiotherapy in Langley.
Athletes and active adults
Assessment, exercise rehabilitation, progressive loading, and return-to-sport planning for acute and overuse injuries.
Working professionals
Care for posture-related strain, repetitive tasks, lifting injuries, and symptoms affected by prolonged sitting or standing.
Older adults and seniors
Plans may focus on mobility, balance, strength, confidence, arthritis-related limitations, and maintaining independence. Read about senior physiotherapy in Langley.
Pregnancy and postpartum
Physiotherapy may help with pregnancy-related back pain, sciatica, pelvic discomfort, core recovery, and returning to activity. Learn about pregnancy physiotherapy in Langley.
People recovering after surgery
Rehabilitation follows your surgeon’s instructions and considers healing timelines, restrictions, strength, mobility, and functional goals.
Back pain, neck pain, and sciatica
Spinal pain can be affected by prolonged sitting, lifting, muscle strain, joint stiffness, nerve irritation, or changes in activity. Care may include hands-on treatment, mobility exercises, strengthening, and guidance for work or home activities. Learn more about back pain, neck pain, and sciatica treatment.
Shoulder pain physiotherapy
Shoulder pain may affect reaching, lifting, dressing, work, exercise, and sleep. Physiotherapy can assess movement and strength in concerns such as rotator cuff pain, frozen shoulder, tendon irritation, and shoulder impingement. Visit our shoulder pain page.
Knee and hip physiotherapy
Knee or hip pain can make stairs, walking, running, squatting, and getting up from a chair difficult. Explore care for knee pain and hip pain in Langley.
Pelvic floor physiotherapy
Private, individualized care is available for pelvic pain, urinary leakage, pregnancy-related symptoms, postpartum recovery, core weakness, and diastasis recti. Learn about pelvic floor physiotherapy.
Vestibular and concussion physiotherapy
Dizziness, vertigo, balance problems, headaches, and symptoms after concussion may require a focused assessment. Explore vestibular and concussion care.
Tendon and overuse rehabilitation
Persistent Achilles, patellar, shoulder, or elbow tendon pain often needs carefully progressed loading. Shockwave may also be considered for some persistent tendon concerns.
Consider booking a physiotherapy assessment when pain or stiffness is limiting movement, weakness remains after an injury, the same problem keeps returning, or you are unsure how to return safely to work, exercise, or sport.
Seek urgent medical care for severe symptoms such as sudden weakness, loss of bladder or bowel control, chest pain, difficulty breathing, a suspected fracture, or rapidly worsening neurological symptoms.
Want help choosing a treatment option? Our team can help you decide what appointment to book.
Realign’s physiotherapists bring different experience and training. Your care is planned around your concern and the goals you bring to your appointment.
Ekjot Dhillon
Physiotherapist with education in active rehabilitation, ergonomics, and physiotherapy.
Ekjot Dhillon is a physiotherapist at Realign Chiro Physio & Rehab in Langley, BC. She enjoys helping people stay active and return to the activities that are important to them. Her education combines rehabilitation, ergonomics, and physiotherapy.
Education
Ekjot holds a Bachelor’s degree in Active Rehabilitation, a Certificate in Ergonomics, and a Master of Physiotherapy from the University of Sydney.
Conditions and treatment planning
She works with people experiencing back pain, neck pain, sciatica, shoulder or knee problems, sprains and strains, and sports or work-related injuries. Ekjot takes time to understand a patient’s symptoms, daily demands, and recovery goals. Together, they develop a practical physiotherapy plan with clear guidance to support progress and confidence during recovery.
Jahanvi Vaishnav
Registered physiotherapist experienced in acute injuries, post-surgical recovery, persistent pain, and orthopaedic care.
Jahanvi Vaishnav is a registered physiotherapist at Realign Chiro Physio & Rehab in Langley, British Columbia. With experience in hospital and private-practice settings, she has worked with people managing acute injuries, post-surgical recovery, persistent pain, and other musculoskeletal or orthopaedic concerns.
Education and clinical focus
Jahanvi earned her Bachelor’s degree in Physiotherapy from The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda in 2021. Her experience includes sports injuries, post-operative rehabilitation, whiplash, chronic pain, muscle and joint dysfunction, and movement-related conditions.
Approach to physiotherapy
Jahanvi aims to understand the factors contributing to pain and how symptoms affect daily life. She develops individualized rehabilitation plans that may include detailed assessment, hands-on therapy, therapeutic exercise, mobility work, strength and conditioning, and patient education. She works collaboratively with patients, explains each step, and supports a safe return to daily activities. Jahanvi is fluent in English and Hindi.
Sabia Jaidka
Physiotherapist focused on helping people move comfortably, rebuild strength, and return to meaningful activities.
Sabia Jaidka is a physiotherapist at Realign Chiro Physio & Rehab in Langley, BC. She supports people who want to move with greater comfort, rebuild strength, and return to the activities that matter in daily life.
Physiotherapy in Langley
Physiotherapy can help address movement limitations, pain, and recovery after injury. Sabia’s care can begin with an assessment of your concerns, daily activities, and goals. Your plan may include guided therapeutic exercises, movement and mobility work, hands-on treatment, and practical education to support your progress between visits.
Care focused on your goals
Every person’s needs are different. Sabia works with patients to identify meaningful steps toward improved function and confidence, whether the goal is managing a physical concern, returning to work or sport, or making everyday movement easier. She is part of the Realign team offering physiotherapy services in Langley, British Columbia.
Jimmy Tayal
Registered physiotherapist with more than 15 years of clinical experience.
Jimmy Tayal is a registered physiotherapist at Realign Chiro Physio & Rehab in Langley, BC. Since graduating from the University of Health Sciences in 2009, he has helped athletes and other patients recover from injuries, surgery, fractures, and musculoskeletal conditions while improving how they move.
Conditions and rehabilitation focus
Jimmy treats sports, workplace, and motor vehicle accident injuries, chronic pain, and post-surgical conditions. His advanced training includes vestibular rehabilitation, concussion management, Functional Dry Needling, and therapeutic taping. This training supports care for dizziness, vertigo, balance concerns, headaches, concussion-related symptoms, and orthopaedic injuries.
Physiotherapy approach
His care begins with an assessment and a discussion of the patient’s goals. Treatment may combine manual therapy, shockwave therapy, myofascial release, trigger-point techniques, dry needling, cupping, taping, and therapeutic exercise. Jimmy explains the plan and guides patients through rehabilitation in a supportive and welcoming manner. He speaks English and Punjabi.
Meet the full Realign team and read current provider profiles.
Ready to book with our physiotherapy team?
These services can overlap, and there is no single right choice for everyone. Think about your main goal, or call us if you are unsure which appointment to book.
Physiotherapy
Often a good starting point when you want an assessment and a plan to improve movement, strength, balance, or confidence after pain, injury, or surgery. Physiotherapy may include exercises, activity guidance, and hands-on care when appropriate.
Chiropractic care
May suit people looking for assessment and care for musculoskeletal pain or restricted joint movement. Your chiropractor can discuss hands-on approaches, exercises, and other options based on your needs.
Registered massage therapy
May be a fit when your main goal is hands-on care for muscle tension, soreness, or soft-tissue discomfort. Your RMT will tailor the session to the areas and goals you discuss.
Not sure? Call 236-325-2239. Our team can help you choose a starting appointment.
We offer direct billing to many extended health plans. When electronic billing is available, the clinic can submit the eligible portion of your physiotherapy visit directly and you pay any remaining balance. Coverage, visit limits, referral requirements, and deductibles vary, so confirm the details with your insurer.
Extended health benefits
Ask your provider about your remaining coverage and whether a referral is required.
ICBC physiotherapy
For eligible motor vehicle accident claims, visit our ICBC physiotherapy page.
WorkSafeBC physiotherapy
For workplace injury claims, see our WorkSafeBC physiotherapy page.
For an ICBC or WorkSafeBC visit, bring the claim information you have received. Eligibility and authorization depend on the individual claim.
Realign is a multidisciplinary clinic near Willowbrook Shopping Centre. Our goal is to give you a clear assessment, a practical plan, and care that relates to your daily life rather than handing you a generic program.
Realign Chiro Physio & Rehab is at #300, 20055 Willowbrook Drive, Langley, BC V2Y 2T5, near Willowbrook Shopping Centre. We welcome patients from Willowbrook, Willoughby, Walnut Grove, Murrayville, Brookswood, Fort Langley, Aldergrove, Clayton Heights, Cloverdale, and nearby Surrey.
Call: 236-325-2239
Hours: Monday to Friday, 8:30 am to 8:00 pm; Saturday, 8:30 am to 5:00 pm; Sunday, 9:00 am to 4:00 pm.
Get directions or see our Langley service areas.
In most cases, you can book directly. If you plan to use extended health benefits, check whether your plan requires a referral.
Wear comfortable clothing that lets you move easily.
Your physiotherapist will assess your concern first. If appropriate, treatment may begin during that visit.
It depends on your concern, goals, and response to care. Your physiotherapist will review progress with you.
We can direct bill many extended health plans. Your insurer can confirm your specific coverage.
Physiotherapy may help with back and neck pain, sciatica, shoulder, hip and knee concerns, foot and ankle pain, sports injuries, tendon pain, post-surgical recovery, workplace or car accident injuries, dizziness, balance problems, and movement limitations.
Yes. We provide physiotherapy for eligible ICBC claims. Bring your claim information to the appointment.
Yes. We see patients with eligible WorkSafeBC claims.
Your plan can progress from symptom management to strength, conditioning, and tasks related to your sport or job.
Our Willowbrook clinic welcomes patients from Langley City, Langley Township, Willoughby, Walnut Grove, Murrayville, Brookswood, Fort Langley, Aldergrove, Clayton Heights, Cloverdale, and nearby Surrey.
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