Pak Ko (Daniel) Ng is a Registered Massage Therapist who completed the 3000-hour Registered Massage Therapy program at Langara College in 2019. With a strong rehabilitation-focused background, Daniel is passionate about helping clients recover from injuries, manage pain, and improve overall function and mobility.
Prior to becoming an RMT, Daniel worked as a rehabilitation assistant in acute care, where he gained valuable experience supporting patients through recovery and rehabilitation. His clinical approach combines thorough assessment, individualized treatment planning, and practical homecare recommendations including stretching, strengthening exercises, and activities of daily living (ADL) modifications to help clients achieve lasting results outside the treatment room.
Daniel would describe his treatments as a balance of therapeutic and relaxing care — using moderate pressure with a blend of breathable therapeutic discomfort and comfortable relaxation. He tailors each treatment to the client’s needs and comfort level, whether they are seeking injury recovery, pain management, mobility improvement, or stress relief.
Passionate about the massage therapy profession, Daniel also works as a clinic instructor at Langara College, where he enjoys mentoring and supporting the next generation of Registered Massage Therapists.
Outside of work, Daniel enjoys spending time with his daughter, playing badminton, photography, and drumming.
Daniel is fluent in both English and Cantonese.
Dr. Jessica Yeung, DC graduated with Cum Laude from Palmer West Chiropractic in San Jose, California in 2016. During her time in California, she completed a 6 month practicum at the VA Palo Alto Hospital and volunteered at local Double Road Races. She grew up in Richmond and studied Environmental Science at University of British Columbia before moving down to California in 2014. She was first exposed to chiropractic during her time in college when her headaches were not going away and she did not want to resort to constant medication. Nothing helped her recover as fast as seeing a chiropractor. From that experience, she was inspired by that chiropractor who used non-invasive therapies while educating them too to encourage a healthier lifestyle.
Dr. Yeung was awarded the Fellowship award in recognition of service and leadership while upholding the values of her class, college and profession. She hopes to not only educates her patients but empowers them to a healthier state. In her spare time, she loves playing various sports like badminton and ultimate Frisbee. She is passionate about helping infants, children and pregnant moms.
