Yasir received his Master of Science in Physiotherapy from Brunel University London and his Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from York University. His passion for physiotherapy stems from his deep-rooted love for sports and science. Yasir's academic journey has equipped him with valuable clinical experience working in Canada and the UK. Yasir recognizes the importance of overcoming challenges associated with injuries and is dedicated to providing effective treatment solutions for optimal results.

Malikah completed her Masters in Physical Therapy at Western University and received her Bachelors in Kinesiology from York University, giving her an extensive knowledge of the human body and human movement. Malikah strives to provide holistic care through addressing not only the physical aspects of pain but understanding the sociological, psychological, spiritual and emotional contributions as well. Through this approach, she is able to provide compassionate and empathetic care that takes into account the unique differences across individuals.

Omar graduated from Queen Margaret University in Edinburgh, Scotland in 2016 with a MSc in Physiotherapy while also playing on the University Men's basketball team. Omar has a passion for helping people and aims to get them back to their best physical and mental state. He believes in a holistic approach to health and rehabilitation through the means of exercise, education and manual therapy. Omar has done courses in acupuncture, dry needling and spinal manipulation with plans to pursue further education in manual therapy, concussion rehab and blood flow restriction training.

Sameena graduated from York University with a BSc specialized in Kinesiology and Health Sciences in 2016. She was passionate about human movement and loved to travel so she ventured abroad to further continue her education in rehabilitation. She completed her MSc in Physiotherapy in 2018 from Edinburgh, Scotland at Queen Margaret University. Sameena takes great interest in orthopaedic medicine and is a strong believer in active rehab as she continues to practice as a Registered Physiotherapist.

Janelle graduated from Sutherland - Chan School of Massage Therapy. Previously, she was an NCAA Division I and II Tennis Player and graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Exercise Science and Sports Performance. She completed her Masters at University of Toronto in Professional Kinesiology in 2019. Janelle has always had a passion for injury prevention and rehabilitation. She likes to use several manual techniques in her practice, such as joint mobilizations, proprioceptive facilitation, dynamic and active release on trigger points, and fascial release.

Alaina is a graduate from Centennial College with an Advanced Diploma of Massage Therapy with honours, and prior to this, earned a Bachelor of Arts in Kinesiology and Physical Education from Wilfrid Laurier in 2018. Alaina believes in combining remedial exercise, hydrotherapy and manual therapy to treat various injuries and conditions such as headaches, bronchitis, thoracic outlet syndrome, sprains & strains of various ligaments and muscles, etc. Alaina is also certified in cupping therapy, using cups to increase vasodilation in the vasculature, creating negative space within structures to relieve tension and reduce adhesions.

Nathan (Bobby) has always had a love for sports. This passion led him to pursue a degree in Kinesiology from Ontario Tech University. During his placement he deepened his passion for rehabilitation and injury-prevention eventuallying leading him to further his education and pursue a diploma of Massage Therapy at Sutherland-Chan. Bobby believes that the best therapy comes from a combination of manual and physical therapy. He likes to use several manual techniques such as joint mobilizations, trigger point therapy, fascial work and pair it with physical rehab exercises to create a thorough rehab experience.

What happens if I'm not covered by insurance? Some patients do pay out-of-pocket for physiotherapy. We accept most major credit cards, debit, and cash. We provide only the therapy you need, and we will empower you to supplement your in-clinic care with a home care program.
Do I need to bring anything with me?If you plan on having insurance cover your treatments, bring your insurance information and we can look into whether direct billing for physiotherapy is an option with your insurance provider. Bring your referral or doctor's note, if you have one. Wear comfortable, loose fitting clothing.
What happens on my first visit? You will be thoroughly assessed by a Registered Physiotherapist. The physiotherapist will develop an appropriate treatment plan and get you started with treatment right away.

Is a doctor's referral necessary?
A doctor’s referral isn't necessary, but in rare cases, our physiotherapist may need you to see your doctor or a sports medicine physician to get further testing done. Note that some extended insurance may require doctor’s referral to get reimbursements for physiotherapy as well.
What shall I wear? Comfortable, loose fitting clothing is suggested as specific areas in the body are subject for evaluation and treatment. For instance, if the issue is on you knee then it’s better to wear shorts or loose fitting pants that can be rolled up.
How many treatments do I need? Number of treatments depends on your condition and the severity of your injury. Everyone responds differently to their type of treatment, but you will know on day 1, before you leave, what is suggested.