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Remy Roest, BScPT
Physiotherapist

Remy is a physio-/manual therapist, who is originally from the Netherlands and recently moved to Vancouver Island. He specializes in musculoskeletal issues, ranging from spine related problems to knee- and hip pain in the adult population.

Remy is also certified as a Vestibular Therapist. He enjoys treating and supporting individuals with vertigo, dizziness, imbalance, motion sensitivity and post concussion.

In his leisure time he likes to practice Brazilian jiu-jitsu and hiking, biking and camping in the outdoors. He speaks English and Dutch and is looking forward to help you.

Remy is a physiotherapist originally from the Netherlands. He recently moved to Vancouver Island. He specializes in musculoskeletal issues, ranging from spine related problems to knee and hip pain.
Remy Roest is taking appointments at the Westshore clinic in Colwood.

So thankful to have stumbled upon Arbutus

“I’ve been very lucky in finding Joshua at Arbutus Physio. He’s been able to help me so much in the time that we’ve worked together. It’s only been a few months, if that, and I’ve been able to almost get rid of my plantar fasciitis and tendonitis, as well as some nerve pain. So thankful to have stumbled upon Arbutus Physio and Joshua.”

Jazsmin Earl
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Cindy Fennerty
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