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Lonsdale

OPENING SUMMER / FALL 2025

306-131 East 13th St
North Vancouver, BC
V7L 2L3

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You’ll find our Lonsdale studio located on the 3rd floor at the Millennium building on the east 13th street, off of Lonsdale avenue, across from the Whole Foods Market. The entrance is directly on 13th street, where you’ll find elevators that will take you up to the third floor. When you arrive on the third floor, you’ll walk to your left and find our unit on the right side #306. 

 

Opening Hours

Opening Summer / Fall 2025

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Parking

There are limited 1-2 hour parking around the neighbourhood on a 2-3 block radius. There is also paid parking underneath whole foods, but can get validated if you purchase anything there. 

Here to help you move better

Our team is highly skilled and trained in our specialized treatment approach which provides you with the peace of mind and confidence to move pain-free or recover quicker.

We will be showcasing our team here soon-ish. Watch this space!

You've done pain. Now Do Well.

For pain-free movement and a healthier, happier you

FAQs

Our Location

  • You’ll find our Lonsdale studio located on the 3rd floor at the Millennium building on the east 13th street, off of Lonsdale avenue, across from the Whole Foods Market. The entrance is directly on 13th street, where you’ll find elevators that will take you up to the third floor. When you arrive on the third floor, you’ll walk to your left and find our unit on the right side #306. 

  • There are limited 1-2 hour parking around the neighbourhood on a 2-3 block radius. There is also paid parking underneath whole foods, but can get validated if you purchase anything there. 

Appointments

  • Your initial session is 60 minutes long and your next sessions are generally 30 minutes long with our Physiotherapists. Your initial session is 60 minutes long with your RMT and returning sessions are either 30 or 60 minutes.

  • Your initial appointment involves a comprehensive assessment of your movement patterns and specific areas relevant to your goals. Following the assessment, your therapist will allocate the remaining session time to deliver the necessary treatments tailored to your individual needs.

  • Your therapist will be able to provide you with an outline and plan with how many visits you may need.

  • To ensure smooth scheduling and out of consideration for our therapists' time, we kindly request cancellations or rescheduling be made at least 24 hours before your session. Any changes made within 24 hours may incur a cancellation fee.

  • Yes, we do direct billing to all major third party service providers.

  • Unfortunately, we will not be able to tell you when your benefits are about to run out. We don’t have access to your benefits information due to privacy, but you are able to access this information by contacting your extended health insurance company directly.

  • We accept ICBC cases, please make sure you have all your information with you. Unfortunately we do not accept Worksafe cases.

Our Services

  • Do Well is differentiated from other clinics because of our Treatment Philosophy which is anchored on the fact that we firmly believe everyone deserves a Movement Health Guide, someone that will help them move healthy throughout their life. Our therapists are dedicated to providing a smart assessment, personalized plan of care, manual therapy, and exercise to our clients.

  • While both physiotherapists and registered massage therapists may address musculoskeletal issues, their educational background, scope of practice, and treatment techniques differ. Physiotherapists often have a broader focus on rehabilitation and functional movement, while registered massage therapists specialize in manual manipulation of soft tissues for therapeutic purposes.

  • Determining whether to see a physiotherapist or a registered massage therapist (RMT) depends on your specific needs and the nature of your symptoms. Here are some general guidelines:


    See a Physiotherapist if:

    1. Complex Musculoskeletal Issues: If you're dealing with complex musculoskeletal issues, injuries, or conditions that require a comprehensive assessment, physiotherapists can provide a holistic approach to address underlying causes and improve functional movement.

    2. Rehabilitation after Surgery: If you've had surgery or a medical procedure and require rehabilitation to regain strength, mobility, and function, a physiotherapist can create a tailored rehabilitation program.

    3. Chronic Pain or Conditions: Physiotherapists are well-suited for addressing chronic pain conditions, such as back pain, arthritis, or repetitive strain injuries. They can provide a range of treatments, including exercises, manual therapy, and education.

    4. Neurological Conditions: Physiotherapists specialize in treating neurological conditions like stroke, multiple sclerosis, or Parkinson's disease, helping individuals regain and improve their movement abilities.


    See a Registered Massage Therapist (RMT) if:

    1. Muscle Tension and Pain: If you are experiencing muscle tension, stiffness, or localized pain, a registered massage therapist can use various massage techniques to address these issues.

    2. Soft Tissue Injuries: For acute soft tissue injuries, such as strains or sprains, massage therapy can be beneficial in promoting healing, reducing inflammation, and improving flexibility.

    3. Maintenance and Preventive Care: Regular massage therapy sessions can be part of a preventive healthcare routine, promoting overall muscle health, flexibility, and reducing the risk of certain injuries.

    In most cases, a combination of both physiotherapy and massage therapy may be beneficial, and healthcare professionals often collaborate to provide comprehensive care. It's essential to consult with your primary healthcare provider or seek advice from both professionals to determine the most appropriate course of action based on your specific needs and symptoms.