Due to an overwhelming amount of over-lapping appointments, online bookings have been temporarily suspended for Dr. Daniel Zybutz.

Kindly call our clinic at 604-742-0702 or email us at info@lifeintegrative.ca to book an appointment.

Please Note: Online Bookings will ONLY be available for New Patient Consultations with Dr. Zybutz.

Disclaimer: Our office has a 48 hour cancellation or missed appointment policy for Massages and 24 hour cancellation policy for other practitioners. If you need to reschedule or cancel an appointment, we require 48 or 24 hours notice in order to avoid a fee.

Chiropractic

A person’s spine is made of twenty-four bones called vertebrae. Throughout our lives our bodies suffer from micro traumas that cause our vertebrae to misalign. This is called a subluxation. Subluxations put pressure on nerves resulting in pain, numbness and tingling. Chiropractic care provides people with a natural and non-invasive way to relieve pain through realigning the vertebrae throu... Read More

A person’s spine is made of twenty-four bones called vertebrae. Throughout our lives our bodies suffer from micro traumas that cause our vertebrae to misalign. This is called a subluxation. Subluxations put pressure on nerves resulting in pain, numbness and tingling.

Chiropractic care provides people with a natural and non-invasive way to relieve pain through realigning the vertebrae through a series of gentle adjustments, allowing 100% of the nerve energy to reach the tissues it serves. With regular chiropractic care, patients can decrease discomfort and increase their mobility. Chiropractic care is suitable for people of all ages who are looking to move and feel better.


Massage Therapy

Massage therapy helps support overall health and goes beyond simply having your muscles relaxed. Massage therapy is widely recommended and beneficial for a broad range of medical conditions such as anxiety, digestive disorders, jaw pain (TMJD), headaches, soft tissue injuries, sports injuries, fibromyalgia, chronic pain and more. Massage therapy consists of hands-on manipulation of the soft tis... Read More

Massage therapy helps support overall health and goes beyond simply having your muscles relaxed. Massage therapy is widely recommended and beneficial for a broad range of medical conditions such as anxiety, digestive disorders, jaw pain (TMJD), headaches, soft tissue injuries, sports injuries, fibromyalgia, chronic pain and more. Massage therapy consists of hands-on manipulation of the soft tissues of the body such as muscles, fascia, connective tissues, ligaments, joints, and so on in order to enhance health, increase mobility, and reduce pain. Within massage therapy is Cranial Sacral Therapy which requires attention to detail when working with the cranium (skull), spine, and sacrum (tail bone). In cranial sacral therapy, we aim to ensure that structures such as cerebrospinal fluid, nerves, blood vessels, and joints that are involved with the brain and the spinal cord are free to perform the tasks that they are intended to do.

Our registered massage therapists will provide you with an understanding of your own body and help formulate an effective treatment plan with you while involving lifestyle practices to help improve and maintain your health.


Acupuncture

Acupuncture is based on an ancient Chinese medicinal approach. It is the insertion of small needles into acupoints where Qi (energy) flows, meeting with different meridians throughout the body. Acupuncture aids in unblocking meridians and stimulating the central nervous system, thus energizing the body’s natural healing abilities. Acupuncture promotes physical and emotional well-being. Cupping... Read More

Acupuncture is based on an ancient Chinese medicinal approach. It is the insertion of small needles into acupoints where Qi (energy) flows, meeting with different meridians throughout the body. Acupuncture aids in unblocking meridians and stimulating the central nervous system, thus energizing the body’s natural healing abilities. Acupuncture promotes physical and emotional well-being.
Cupping therapy is the use of special cups to create suction on the skin. Cupping can help with pain, inflammation, deep tissue massage, relaxation and well being.


Naturopathic Medicine

Naturopathic medicine is a distinct primary health care system that blends modern scientific knowledge with traditional and natural forms of medicine. Naturopathic medicine aims to address and treat the root cause of the presenting issue, and in doing so, acknowledges the body as an integrated whole. Naturopathic medicine incorporates such therapies as: botanical medicine, clinical nutrition, ... Read More

Naturopathic medicine is a distinct primary health care system that blends modern scientific knowledge with traditional and natural forms of medicine. Naturopathic medicine aims to address and treat the root cause of the presenting issue, and in doing so, acknowledges the body as an integrated whole. Naturopathic medicine incorporates such therapies as: botanical medicine, clinical nutrition, injection therapies, acupuncture, and lifestyle counselling.


Physiotherapy

Physiotherapy focuses on improving, maintaining, and optimizing your physical function. Physiotherapists have an in-depth knowledge of human anatomy, human physiology, movement mechanics, and treatment techniques to address these problems. What Alexander will do: -A detailed history of the patient’s injury and/or condition. -An assessment of the area of concern to help diagnose and understan... Read More

Physiotherapy focuses on improving, maintaining, and optimizing your physical function. Physiotherapists have an in-depth knowledge of human anatomy, human physiology, movement mechanics, and treatment techniques to address these problems.
What Alexander will do:
-A detailed history of the patient’s injury and/or condition.
-An assessment of the area of concern to help diagnose and understand the problem.
-Develop treatment plans options (ex: hands on therapies, electrotherapies, exercise therapies, and education about the condition).


Counselling / Psychology / Mental Health

A Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC) is a professional who has completed masters-level counselling education / training and has met the necessary standard requirements to receive the classification as a Registered Clinical Counsellor from the B.C. Association of Clinical Counsellors (BCACC). Registered Clinical Counsellors (RCCs) are specifically trained to help people improve and maintain t... Read More

A Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC) is a professional who has completed masters-level counselling education / training and has met the necessary standard requirements to receive the classification as a Registered Clinical Counsellor from the B.C. Association of Clinical Counsellors (BCACC).
Registered Clinical Counsellors (RCCs) are specifically trained to help people improve and maintain their mental health and well-being. RCCs work with many kinds of people: individuals, couples, and families in individual and group settings.

Physiotherapy focuses on improving, maintaining, and optimizing your physical function. Physiotherapists have an in-depth knowledge of human anatomy, human physiology, movement mechanics, and treatment techniques to address these problems. What Alexander will do: -A detailed history of the patient’s injury and/or condition. -An assessment of the area of concern to help diagnose and understand the problem. -Develop treatment plans options (ex: hands on therapies, electrotherapies, exercise therapies, and education about the condition).

Physiotherapy focuses on improving, maintaining, and optimizing your physical function. Physiothe... Read More

Charlotte received her RMT Diploma with additional certification in Subtle Therapies, which includes Cranial Sacral Therapy, Myofacial Release and Muscle Energy Technique. Charlotte has developed a diverse skill set within the past 25 years applying soft tissue manipulations, with a history in Thai massage, Reiki, weight training, yoga and meditation. Charlotte helps to create a space that facilitates the bodies natural ability to heal and balance itself, bringing pain relief, improved range of motion and mood. Appointments include assessment, treatment, remedial exercises, charting and billing.

Charlotte received her RMT Diploma with additional certification in Subtle Therapies, which inclu... Read More

I’m a naturopathic doctor, mother of four, semi-retired lawyer, and a recovering perfectionist.

Listen, I GET it. Trust me. I’ve been there.

I know you want to have massive impact in your life, at home and in your career. And I know that you are all things to all people.

You’re tired, running on fumes, feeling “off”. You’ve noticed changes with your hormones, your weight, your mood, your sleep…

Here’s where I come in. Together, let’s uncover the root of the issue, the WHY. I don’t want you to just feel “fine”. I want you to feel amazing. If you want to have impact and show up for those in your life, you’re going to first need to show up for YOURSELF. Unapologetically.

So let’s start.

Wherever you are in your life - climbing the corporate ladder, raising small humans, peri-menopausal (or let’s be honest, a combo of all of it!) - I can help you feel your best.

Clinical Focus: - Burnout - Hormone health - Weight loss - Digestive health - Pregnancy support - Postpartum care - Fertility care - Nutritional support

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Amy is a licensed Acupuncturist with an upbringing immersed in Traditional Chinese Medicine. Amy graduated from the Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine program at Kwantlen Polytechnic University and is a registered member of the CTCMA. Amy intends on using her knowledge in acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine to support her patients, bring long lasting balance to the body and ensure her patients find relief in their symptoms. When not in the clinic, Amy spends her time horseback riding, hiking and experimenting with new recipes. Amy can offer services in English and Mandarin.

Amy is a licensed Acupuncturist with an upbringing immersed in Traditional Chinese Medicine. Amy ... Read More

I am a Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC) with the BC Association of Clinical Counsellors (BCACC). I graduated from UBC with a BA in Psychology and Master of Management. I also have a Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology from Yorkville University. I support individual clients with concerns that include anxiety, depression, stress/burnout, relationship challenges, life transitions, and self esteem. I view therapy as a collaboration between myself and the client, where the goals of the client are driving the direction of therapy. I use a variety of therapy modalities which include Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Solution Focused Therapy (SFT), Mindfulness practices, and other evidence-based interventions that are tailored to the needs and goals of each client. I look forward to supporting you in your journey!

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Island born and raised, Emily has always been curious about the human body and, from a young age, knew that the convergence of medicine and movement was a career-path she would ultimately pursue. Graduating with a Masters of Physical Therapy from the University of British Columbia, Emily also studied kinesiology and psychology at UBC during her undergraduate degree. She has completed additional training in IMS/dry needling and pelvic health, and is brings a holistic approach to her practice through the integration of mind, body, and spiritual well-being. Emily is dedicated to working with clients to meet their personal goals and recognizes the necessity of quality therapist-client communication in achieving best possible rehabilitation outcomes and personal experience. You can expect your physio session to be interactive and fun, with an emphasis on creating optimal postural patterns necessary to withstand demands on the body associated with day-to-day work and tasks. Emily believes that every appointment is an opportunity for the client to learn more about their mental and physical health. She facilitates this process through a combination of breathwork, hands-on techniques, strengthening and lengthening muscular imbalances in the body, and education. In her spare time, you can find Emily participating in any and most physical activity, from snowboarding at Whistler-Blackcomb to playing tennis at Kits Beach. Other passions include travelling, music and dance, fashion and design, and cooking. Emily is personable and warm, and looks forward to sharing her knowledge and experience, as well as a story or two!

Island born and raised, Emily has always been curious about the human body and, from a young age,... Read More

Matthew can offer both therapeutic and relaxation massage, adapting each session to meet individual client needs, whether they require targeted treatment for chronic pain or a calming, restorative experience.

Growing up, Matthew’s active lifestyle surrounded him with individuals dealing with various sports-related injuries. His experiences motivated him to apply that understanding of movement and injury recovery to his massage therapy practice. This focus has become a priority, ensuring he offers tailored care to help active individuals and others with similar concerns. Matthew values communication above all else and leverages his biology background from the University of British Columbia, along with his training at the Vancouver College of Massage Therapy, to create comprehensive treatment plans specific to each patient’s needs.

Matthew has worked in a range of outreach settings, treating clients with diverse conditions, including but not limited to chronic pain, sports injuries, developmental disorders, and postural imbalances. His therapeutic approach incorporates techniques such as trigger point therapy, deep tissue massage, Swedish massage, and myofascial release, with a strong emphasis on client education.

When not in the clinic, Matthew can often be found on the tennis court, paddling in False Creek, out for a run, lifting weights, passing a volleyball, or enjoying the occasional game of pickleball. Indoors, he enjoys unwinding with a good book and dabbling in leatherworking.

Matthew can offer both therapeutic and relaxation massage, adapting each session to meet individu... Read More

With a Masters in Counselling Psychology (MCP). Rimal has been providing psychological services for approximately 18 years. As a registered clinical counsellor (RCC) and vocational rehabilitation professional (CVRP), Rimal counsels individuals of all adult ages and of all ethnic backgrounds addressing areas of concern including but not limited to mood difficulties, anxiety/panic, anger, sleep, work dissatisfaction, workplace stressors, parenting, life transitions, interpersonal difficulties, chronic pain, and/or trauma (including childhood abuse, sexual assault, and/or domestic violence). Rimal takes great pride in providing counselling services in English and Panjabi in a culturally sensitive manner. Approaches: Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Adlerian, Psych-education, Solution Focussed, Motivational Interviewing. Currently providing remote/virtual and/or telephone services only. Individual counselling

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Troy Taylor, RMT, Certified Advanced Rolfer™ is a graduate of the West Coast College of Massage Therapy program and is registered with the College of Massage Therapists of BC. Troy has also studied at the Rolf Institute of Structural Integration in Boulder, Colorado where he became a Certified Rolfer in 2012. He has worked and traveled with Canada’s National track team while retained by Canada Sports Pacific. During his studies at the West Coast College of Massage Therapy, Troy had the opportunity to work with Canadian athletes at the Canadian Sports Institute.

Troy believes in patient-centered care and adjusts each treatment to meet clients’ individual goals and needs. With over 10 years in practice, he enjoys working with his clients to help decrease pain, increase mobility, create balance and promote ease of movement. His therapeutic treatments often focus on deep tissue and fascial techniques. Troy’s training as a Rolfer influences his massage therapy practice, and many of his treatments include active movement techniques that involve client participation.

When not seeing patients, Troy enjoys cycling, running, strength training, time with family and going to the beach with his dog.

Please note: Treatments are often performed while side-lying, sitting and standing. Because of this, Troy asks that you arrive at your treatment with gym wear, swimwear or shorts and a loose t-shirt.

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Please call the clinic at 604-742-0702 if you are unable to find an appointment online.

Dr. Zybutz was born in Durban, South Africa. He acquired his Bachelor of Arts in Psychology at the University of Calgary in 1995. Shortly after, he attended Palmer College of Chiropractic in Davenport, Iowa USA and graduated in 1999. Dr. Zybutz then went to London, England, where he practiced for one year from 1999-2000, and then came back to Vancouver, BC. He has been practicing in Vancouver, BC since August 2001.

He is a public speaker to national corporations on chiropractic and the workplace, as well as spearheaded a campaign to form an association geared towards leading chiropractic into playing a larger role in wellness and prevention.

Dr. Zybutz was Elected Director of the Lower Mainland for the British Columbia College of Chiropractors in 2003 and served until 2012.

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