You are the medicine.
Whole-body, trauma-informed care in North Vancouver — treating why it hurts, not just where. Osteopathy, kinesiology and clinical Pilates, from one pair of hands.
★★★★★119 five-star reviews on GoogleHealing begins in the nervous system. Tap the circle, and let’s do one slow round together. This is what the work feels like.
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Manual osteopathy releases what's stuck, kinesiology rebuilds the strength around it, and clinical Pilates keeps it there — so the results actually last.
Gentle, precise hands-on work that releases what has been holding you in pain — so your body can finally let go and move freely.
Movement as medicine. Rebuild strength, control and grace from the inside out, guided breath by breath.
Science-backed movement that takes you from injured and unsure to strong, capable and confident again. ICBC active rehab available.
Calm, graded recovery for whiplash and post-concussion symptoms, paced gently to exactly how you feel each week.
Real relief for jaw tension, clicking and facial pain, through skilled hands and targeted movement.
Deeply quieting work that settles your nervous system and lets your body remember how to heal.
Your jaw can pull on your neck. Your hip can speak through your knee. Choose a place that hurts, and watch how I trace it back through the whole body, so we treat the cause, not just the spot.
“She blends her kinesiology, Osteopathy, and pilates expertise into the most effective treatment I’ve received.”— Christina Summerfield
I honestly can't say enough good things. She blends her kinesiology, Osteopathy, and pilates expertise into the most effective treatment I've received. Can't recommend her enough!
She is an excellent kinesiologist and truly knows what she's doing. If you're looking for someone skilled, caring, and highly knowledgeable, I highly recommend Saba. She is truly one of the best!
Saba is incredible! She is deeply knowledgeable about the body, how it moves, and how to support injury recovery in a thoughtful and effective way. I've already recommended her to several friends. Highly recommend!
Saba's work is truly exceptional! Her treatment produced remarkable results in an incredibly short period of time. After living with chronic knee and back pain for six years, I experienced an improvement that previous treatments had not been able to achieve.
Book a session in North Vancouver, or carry your healing home with The Saba Method — whichever feels right today.
You are the medicine.
After losing over 30 kg and earning a swimming championship while competing nationally in basketball and volleyball, Saba discovered her passion for fitness, rehabilitation and human movement. Her journey began with self-study, earning her ACE personal training certification with specialties in weight management and functional training.
Wanting to go deeper, she studied kinesiology at the University of British Columbia and became a Registered Kinesiologist, then trained as a Registered Manual Osteopathic Practitioner at the National Academy of Osteopathy. As a certified Pilates instructor, she weaves Pilates principles through her rehabilitation work to build core strength, mobility and postural alignment.
Her further training spans nutrition, myofascial release, rehabilitation and high-performance coaching, and she has worked with everyone from semi-professional athletes to pregnant clients, diabetics, and people recovering from spinal cord injuries and accident-related trauma. A firm believer in the mind-body connection, she brings mindfulness, breathwork and body awareness into every session. Her mission is simple: personalized, evidence-informed care that helps you live a healthier, more connected life.
A companion app of guided movement, breathwork and meditations in my voice, for the days between visits. Entirely optional, always here if you want it.
Manual osteopathy is a gentle, hands-on therapy that treats the body as one connected system. Rather than focusing only on the painful spot, it works with the muscles, joints, fascia and nervous system together to ease restriction, restore movement and support the body's own healing.
Massage mainly relaxes soft tissue, and many therapies focus on one area. Manual osteopathy looks at the whole body to find why the problem keeps happening. Saba then combines it with kinesiology and clinical Pilates, so the release is rebuilt with strength and kept with movement — which is why the results tend to last.
A kinesiologist is a university-trained movement and exercise specialist who uses active rehabilitation and corrective exercise to help you recover from injury, manage pain, and move well again.
Your first visit is a relaxed, thorough assessment. Saba listens to your story, looks at how you move, and builds a personalised plan — so you leave understanding your body, with clear next steps.
Saba Therapy is in North Vancouver, BC at 890 Harbourside Dr #140. All sessions take place here at the clinic, a calm and private space.
Yes. Saba is an ICBC-approved provider and offers active rehabilitation for motor vehicle injuries, including whiplash and concussion recovery. She also works with most extended health plans, and is happy to help you understand what your coverage allows before you begin.
It depends on your body and your goal, and you will never be locked into a long plan. Many people feel a meaningful shift within the first few visits. Saba builds the plan with you and adjusts as you progress, so you are always clear on why you are coming in.
No. Manual osteopathy is gentle and precise, and the movement work is paced entirely to how you feel. Nothing is forced. The aim is for your body to feel safe enough to let go, which is when real change happens.
All sessions take place at the North Vancouver clinic, a calm, private treatment space at 890 Harbourside Dr #140, with everything needed for hands-on osteopathy, kinesiology and clinical Pilates in one room.
Back and neck pain, jaw and TMJ tension, headaches, whiplash and concussion recovery, sports and overuse injuries, posture, and the lingering aches that other treatments have not resolved. If you are not sure whether she can help, reach out and ask.
Comfortable, movement-friendly clothing you can relax and move in. That is all you need to bring.