Samantha Deakin Physiotherapy is a registered physiotherapy practice in the greater Port Coquitlam and Pitt Meadows area of British Columbia, serving patients across the Tri-Cities region and beyond. Samantha Deakin is a Registered Physiotherapist and Certified Lymphedema Therapist (CLT-LANA) with a Master of Physical Therapy, bringing a focused and specialized approach to two areas that are often underserved in outpatient care: lymphedema therapy and cancer rehabilitation.

Lymphedema is a chronic condition that causes swelling, most commonly in the arms or legs, and often develops as a result of cancer treatment, surgery, or damage to the lymphatic system. Managing it well requires hands-on, knowledgeable care. Samantha provides complete decongestive therapy, which typically includes manual lymphatic drainage, compression bandaging guidance, skin care education, and therapeutic exercise. Each treatment plan is tailored to where a patient is in their journey, whether they are newly diagnosed with lymphedema or working through long-term management.

Cancer rehabilitation is another core part of this practice. People living with or recovering from cancer often face a range of physical challenges, including fatigue, reduced mobility, pain, and the side effects of treatment. Physiotherapy during and after cancer care can help patients regain strength, improve function, and feel more confident in their bodies. Samantha's training and certification mean patients are receiving care from someone who understands the specific and often complex needs that come with a cancer diagnosis.

In addition to her physiotherapy credentials, Samantha is also a trained yoga teacher, which informs a whole-person perspective on movement, breath, and recovery. This background can be a meaningful complement to rehabilitation work, particularly for patients managing fatigue or stress alongside physical symptoms.

The clinic is located in Pitt Meadows and is accessible to patients coming from Port Coquitlam, Coquitlam, Maple Ridge, and surrounding communities in the Lower Mainland. If you are looking for lymphedema treatment, post-cancer physiotherapy, or support navigating life after a cancer diagnosis, this practice offers a calm, knowledgeable environment where those specific needs are well understood. Reaching out to discuss your situation and what a first appointment might look like is a reasonable first step.