Our Work
View a collection of our recent work from across the lower mainland.
View a collection of our recent work from across the lower mainland.
Dan Weeden recounts his journey towards improved health and fitness, catalyzed by an enlightening interview with Brett Clark on the Shrimp Tank Podcast. Transitioning from uncertainty to confidence, Dan underscores the pivotal role of tailored guidance and personalized support from Brett, leading to a fulfilling and pain-free lifestyle in his late 50s.
This video highlights Dr. Brian Kovara’s journey from aspiring athletic trainer to chiropractor at Living Well Bainbridge, where he focuses on corrective care to address the root causes of patients' health issues. Utilizing a variety of techniques and technologies like spinal decompression and laser therapy, Dr. Cavara aims for long-term corrections rather than short-term fixes, ultimately striving to improve his patients' quality of life and movement.
Trevor Albertsen & Kelcey Myers shares their transition from corporate America to founding Homestead Seattle, an in-home care company dedicated to providing comprehensive and personalized support to clients. Drawing from their own experiences with aging parents, the founder underscores the company's commitment to tailoring care plans to meet individual needs, fostering a sense of companionship and ensuring clients can remain in the comfort of their own homes.
Multiple caregiver’s from Homestead Seattle expressing fulfillment in providing in-home care, emphasizing meaningful connections with clients and the company's commitment to excellence through training and support.
The video features Jennifer Gard, co-founder of Upgrades Stations LLC, discussing their mission to refurbish and resell electronics to prevent landfill waste, emphasizing sustainability and rapid company growth.
This heartfelt testimonial reflects the transformative impact My Brothers Teacher had a on Bryan’s life, providing invaluable support and opportunity to pursue higher education. It highlights the profound gratitude towards program mentors and the determination to succeed for family and community, emphasizing the ripple effect of empowerment and the commitment to give back.
Dr. Chris Stadtherr delves into the inherent flaws of conventional healthcare, elucidating how it compartmentalizes diseases rather than recognizing their common origin in insulin resistance. Through personal experiences in family medicine and hospital settings, he underscores the limitations of medication-centric approaches in addressing lifestyle-related chronic diseases, advocating instead for a holistic focus on revitalizing metabolic health to effectively combat a broad spectrum of health conditions, from obesity and diabetes to cardiovascular diseases and inflammatory disorders.