Prateek completed his Masters in Physiotherapy at the University of Toronto. Prior to this he obtained his Honours in Kinesiology degree at McMaster University. His admiration of the physiotherapy profession began from being a patient while playing competitive ice hockey growing up and experiencing various musculoskeletal injuries. He has also worked as a personal trainer in which he worked with all kinds of patients while emphasizing functional movements and motivating clients in exercise promotion. Prateek is sure to adapt to every client differently and cater to your unique needs.

Chris graduated from The University of Sydney in Australia where he received his Masters degree in Physiotherapy. Experienced in working with a wide spectrum of clients with varying musculoskeletal, orthopaedic and neurological injuries and conditions, Chris is involved in ongoing education and professional development. In 2016, Chris completed the Advanced Orthopaedic Manual and Manipulative Physiotherapy Diploma Program from the CPA and is a fellow of the Canadian Academy of Manipulative Therapists (FCAMPT).

Adam graduated with a Masters in Physical Therapy at the University of Toronto. Adam's treatment style is collaborative, placing the client in the centre of the rehabilitation process. Adam empowers clients by sharing the knowledge necessary to understand how the body works, engaging clients in each session to achieve their goals. Clients can expect the use of functional exercise, complemented by education, manual therapy, acupuncture, and electrical physical agents to help accomplish their goals.

Michelle graduated with a Masters of Science in Physical Therapy from the University of Toronto. She understands that physiotherapy is not always an easy journey, and so she emphasizes a collaborative and individualized approach to patient care. Michelle utilizes a variety of treatment strategies including education, exercise prescription and manual therapy to assist patients recover from injury and accomplish their goals. Michelle also places a strong emphasis on health promotion and injury prevention to enhance her patients' overall well-being.

Jamie is a Physiotherapy Resident with a passion for helping patients restore pain-free mobility and achieve optimal movement. He attended Queen's University where he studied Kinesiology while playing varsity volleyball. He then travelled to Dublin to obtain his Physiotherapy Degree from The Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland. With extensive experience working in the clinical setting, Jamie utilizes a variety of treatment techniques to help support patients in achieving their goals.

Margarita is a Registered Massage Therapist, Certified Yoga Instruction and a Thai Massage Practitioner. Margarita graduated with honours from Kikkawa College. She pairs her educational experience and her background in movement to help patients move freely and relieve pain. Her passion for sports started at a young age growing up in Colombia, she competed for over 10 years in Equestrian jumping. Margarita enjoys running, yoga and kettlebell training and is eager to expand her knowledge as a sports massage therapist and work with sports injuries and rehabilitation.

Lewis graduated from ICT Kikkawa College for Massage Therapy. During his time at Kikkawa Teaching Clinic, Lewis has treated a variety of conditions from sports injuries to neurological conditions. Lewis is trained in hydrotherapy, deep tissue massage, trigger points, Swedish massage, myofascial release and basic MLD. As much as he likes to stay active, Lewis knows the importance of rest and recovery and how big a difference it can make to prevent injuries and to speed up recovery.

Erica is a Registered Massage Therapist who graduated from the Canadian College of Massage and Hydrotherapy last century. With over two decades of experience in massage therapy Erica has taken the opportunity to work in a wide variety of settings which have allowed her to learn how to meet the treatment needs of all kinds of clients including infants, the elderly, mobility challenged, pregnant women, professional athletes and horses. Additional training includes specialties in elder-care, pre & post natal massage, infant massage, hot stone massage and equine massage.

Dr. Orion Katayama graduated with magna cum laude at the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College (CMCC) following a Bachelors of Kinesiology (Hons) from the University of Toronto. He is currently completing a post-graduate sports sciences residency through CMCC and the Royal College of Chiropractic Sports Sciences. He has completed the McMaster Contemporary Medical Acupuncture program and is also a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS). Orion is focused on providing evidence-based care that includes rehabilitative exercises, self-management strategies, manual therapy, and/or acupuncture to help facilitate recovery and performance

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.