Our Team

Lindsay graduated from the University of Toronto with a Masters degree in Physical Therapy. Prior to entering Physical Therapy, Lindsay obtained a Masters degree in Medical Biophysics, for her work in breast cancer research at the Ontario Cancer Institute and Princess Margaret Hospital. Lindsay is certified in Combined Decongestive Therapy, providing the specialized treatment technique of Manual Lymphatic Drainage, as well as being highly experienced in a wide range of cancer treatment side effects and survivorship issues. She is a regular invited speaker at several cancer related support groups in the city, including Toronto Rehabilitation Institute’s Breast HEALTH program, Sunnybrook Hospital, St. Michael’s Hospital, the Canadian Cancer Society, Wellspring, and Gilda’s Club. Lindsay has also received advanced training in manual orthopedic therapy and is fully certified by the Acupuncture Foundation of Canada Institute. Lindsay is dedicated to evidence-based rehabilitation practices and maintaining the highest standard of care for her clients and clinics. She is an avid reader and writer on rehabilitation topics, and contributor to primary research such as “The Cardiac Rehabilitation Model Improves Fitness, Quality of Life, and Depression in Breast Cancer Survivors” J Cardiopulm Rehab Prev. EPub 2017 May 18.

Lindsay has been affiliated with the University of Toronto’s Physical Therapy program for several years, as a guest lecturer, clinical reasoning tutor, clinical internship instructor, past member of the Clinical Education Advisory Committee, and peer coach. She regularly mentors other physiotherapists and massage therapists who are developing their own skills in cancer rehab, an area of expertise that her clinics have become known for across the city. When not at the clinic, you’ll often find Lindsay cheering her kids on at a hockey arena or baseball park, on a walk in the woods, or on her bicycle!

Ryan earned a PhD in Biomaterials and Biomedical Engineering at the University of Toronto, and his research on stem cells has been published in numerous high ranking international journals.  You can find a list of Ryan’s publications here. Ryan also has considerable expertise in the field of medical diagnostics, where he has worked in roles including Lead Scientist and Product Manager. Ryan continues to work in medical diagnostics.

Ryan’s professional interests include translating cutting edge clinical research into clinical practice, and communicating research results to the general public.

If you can find Ryan not working, he will be playing with his kids, running, riding his ‘fixie’, or building something with his hands.

Katie obtained her Master of Science in Physical Therapy from the University of Toronto, and her Honours degree in Biomedical Science from the University of Guelph. In addition to her post-graduate orthopaedic coursework, Katie regularly attends courses and conferences conducted by internationally renowned pelvic health experts, to keep her clinical skills and practices current in this evolving field. Her drive for exceptional knowledge leads to exceptional results for her orthopaedic and pelvic health patients alike.

Katie is an avid trail runner, obstacle course racer, and scuba diver, and she is passionate about helping her patients reach their own fitness and wellness goals, whatever they may be!

Jessica is experienced at treating a diverse spectrum of patients. She enjoys working with high level athletes and non-athletes alike, those with acute and chronic conditions, as well as patients with unique needs ranging from pelvic health conditions such as incontinence and pelvic pain to treating TMJ (jaw) disorders.

Prior to becoming a physiotherapist, Jessica completed an undergraduate degree in Kinesiology & Physical Education, and became a certified fitness instructor. She has taught a wide range of classes from indoor aerobics to outdoor bootcamps. She has maintained a passion for teaching, currently coaching adult gymnastics and general exercise classes in CrossFit. As a lifelong movement enthusiast, Jessica has herself competed at a high level in gymnastics and CrossFit, as well as dabbled in dance, hockey, weightlifting, circus arts, and yoga. In her spare time you may find her running along Toronto’s many trails with her latest rescue dog, or training for her next sporting event!

She has developed a keen interest in concussion rehabilitation, having explored this topic in a graduate thesis research study. She is excited to pursue additional certification in acupuncture and pelvic health physiotherapy and continues to explore advanced exercise and manual therapy coursework. In her spare time Rebecca enjoys baking, camping, and swapping travel stories. She looks forward to working with you to achieve your physiotherapy and wellness goals!

Kelly works with a diverse patient population, from office workers to weekend warriors, from those with chronic conditions to those with acute injuries (including car accidents), from adolescents to seniors, and everyone in between.  She has also had to the unique opportunity to work with professional athletes from the Toronto Lynx, Toronto Argonauts and New York Yankees.   Her approach to injury management includes a combination of manual therapies such as myofascial release techniques and joint mobilization/manipulation, and active exercise focusing on functional restoration and optimal performance.

After graduating from the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College (CMCC) Cum Laude with Clinic Honours, Kelly was accepted as the first resident to the Master’s based rehabilitation fellowship, in her pursuit to further her knowledge in the field of rehabilitation. She also completed a concurrent Master of Science degree from the Rehabilitation Sciences program at McMaster University.  Her thesis investigated changes in gait patterns in persons with upper back pain and her research was published in BMC Musculoskeletal Disorders in 2013.

Kelly served as a faculty member for almost 10 years at CMCC.  She held various positions at the college including Technique Tutor and Lecturer and Coordinator for the Year II chiropractic rehabilitation program.  She was an Independent Consultant to the automotive insurance industry for many years and a Clinical Director at Canada’s largest Independent Medical Assessment company.  She currently also works in the medical device field.

While Kelly’s professional pursuits are diverse, she can also be found outside of work enjoying all that the city of Toronto has to offer, from musical concerts to baseball games at the Rogers Centre. Kelly is a ‘foodie’ and welcomes any new restaurant recommendations!  As an avid golfer, you’ll find Kelly out on the golf course any chance she gets.

With the combination of her physiotherapy expertise and Anusara inspired yoga training, she teaches with a strong focus on alignment and setting the foundations that are necessary for injury prevention and the achievement of her patients’ wellness goals.

Cynthia obtained her Masters of Science degree in Physiotherapy from the University of Toronto, and is certified in acupuncture through the Acupuncture Foundation of Canada Institute (AFCI).  She is experienced in manual lymphatic drainage massage and is certified in Combined Decongestive Therapy for the treatment of primary and secondary lymphedema.  She is a versatile physiotherapist not only in her approach to orthopaedic issues (be they chronic conditions or acute injuries), but in her ability to incorporate the principles of alignment, postural strengthening and cueing, breathing, mindfulness and classic yoga principles into her treatment sessions.

She works both in-clinic at both of our clinic locations, as well as in the home-visit setting, and approaches each session with warmth, positivity, and a genuine interest in working toward her patients’ goals.  In her spare time, Cynthia can be found rock climbing, hiking, and naturally, moving through her own Sun Salutation.  ;)

Having mentored numerous undergraduate and graduate students over the course of his career, from undergraduate Kinesiology students and Athletic Therapy students, to graduate students pursuing their Masters of Physiotherapy degree or their Masters of Kinesiology degree, Carlo is passionate about educating young clinicians as they begin their careers in rehabilitation medicine.

Carlo believes that the key to successful recovery, be it from an acute injury or chronic condition, starts with empowering his patients by educating them as to the contributing factors to their issue and the best management strategies to take to prevent a recurrence.  He uses a variety of manual therapy techniques to increase mobility and decrease pain, and ensures his patients are doing their rehabilitation exercises correctly so that they see results the fastest.  The better his patients understand their injury and path to recovery, the better and quicker they recover.   At Toronto Physiotherapy, the clinic’s patient-first philosophy aligns well with Carlo’s vision of what best-practice physiotherapy is, and how important individualized care is.

Outside of work Carlo enjoys time with his family camping, hiking, biking, canoeing and relaxing.  When not spending time in nature Carlo spends time shuttling his two boys around to various hockey rinks for practices and games.

Maryam ensures that all contributing factors to her patients’ issues, pain, or challenges are determined, and provides patient-centered care that includes education, manual therapy, and tailored exercise prescription to get her patients back to doing the things they love!  You’ll be in great hands with Maryam with your musculoskeletal, concussion/vestibular, or neurological rehab goals. She works exclusively on our Home Care team. In her spare time, Maryam enjoys traveling, reading and trying out new food spots around the GTA – any and all recommendations are welcome!

Paul has training in Temporomandibular Joint Rehabilitation, an effective evidence based non-surgical approach to relieve jaw pain. Hands on techniques, acupuncture, providing strategies to reduce the effects of stressful clenching have helped his patients feel better speaking, chewing, and restore the comfort of their smile! He receives referrals from Toronto dentists to help their patients recover from dysfunctions of the jaw and treat fascial pain. Paul has completed course work in Advanced Vestibular Rehabilitation, successfully eliminating dizziness or “the spins” in people suffering from vertigo or BPPV. He has experience managing complex pathologies such Mal De Debarquement Syndrome and Meniere’s disease, achieving positive results.  He has also helped people recover and carry on following concussion.

For a physiotherapist, Paul spends a lot of time doing massage, especially using Rolfing Myofascial Techniques. Paul is certified in Clinically Integrated Dry Needling which he considers to be his most powerful tool, providing a “neuro-physiological effect” to eliminate pain from inflamed joints, muscle tears, nerve impingement or radiculopathies, sciatica and even jaw pain. Paul has received referrals from Sports Medicine Physicians, Physiatrists, Chiropractors and Massage Therapists to dry needle and co-manage their patients. Dry needling has been particularly popular amongst his Iron Man Triathlete and Ultra Marathon patients. Paul is also trained in spinal manipulations to alleviate fixated segments or “jammed” joints. He has assisted professors teach manual therapy to students in the Advanced Musculoskeletal Labs at The University of Toronto.

Paul received his physiotherapy training at McGill University, serving as Qualifying Year Class Representative. Prior to becoming a physiotherapist, he worked as a swimming instructor. With an athletic background of figure skating, ballet, Paul has a special interest in treating injuries from aesthetically judged sports. He was a physiotherapist at 2019 Figure Skating National Championships and has treated dancers from Canada’s National Ballet School. Paul was national figure skating champion in his field.  He placed second at the Canada Winter Games and was ambassador for the Ontario Figure Skating Team. He loves to cook and has taken Culinary Arts courses at George Brown College. Paul enjoys trail running with his dog and they have participated in Disc Dog and Agility Trials. Paul is trained in classical piano through The Royal Conservatory of Music. He also likes to DJ and believe it or not, spends a significant amount of time listening to Techno Music. He looks forward to helping you achieve your physiotherapy and wellness goals!

As a Pelvic Floor Physiotherapist Nicole is able to treat incontinence, pelvic floor dysfunction, pelvic organ prolapse and diastasis recti. Nicole is also a yoga practitioner who enjoys working with patients toward their mobility, postural, strengthening, joint restriction, and pain management goals using this form of exercise as an effective rehabilitative tool. Nicole’s keen interest in paediatrics has set her on a quest to learn more about paediatric conditions and treatment techniques. Nicole’s additional paediatric training allows her to treat a wide variety of paediatric conditions including daytime and/or nighttime continence challenges, gross motor development delays and torticollis/plagiocephaly.

Nicole is truly a life-long learner both in the classroom and outside of the classroom. Ask her about her most recent adventure to the amazon jungle to further her yoga practice!

In her free time, you can find her hiking, skiing, camping or D.I.Y’ing (she’s always looking for suggestions to inspire her next creativity project!).

Bridget is herself highly athletic and swam competitively for over 14 years in many international and high-performance settings, representing Canada at the Pan Am Games and at the World Swimming Championships. Her experience as an athlete greatly informs her practice as a physiotherapist, as she genuinely understands the many factors (training, lifestyle, mindset) that contribute to injury recovery and rehabilitation trajectory.  She treats her patients holistically, and utilizes a combination of manual therapy, education and exercise prescription to achieve excellent results. She loves working with individuals of all ages and abilities, toward whatever their goals may be!

Chrissie is a life-long learner, and enjoys taking a variety of post-graduate courses to further broaden her skillset. Beyond her physiotherapy training and experience, she has additional training in vestibular conditions, wound care, kinesiotaping, and the neurological-based manual therapy technique Trigenics of Functional Neurology.

Elizabeth’s Swedish massage style is rhythmic and intuitive, and tailored to each patient. She utilizes myofascial release, trigger point therapy, and deep tissue work to address specific areas of restriction and discomfort. She also has extensive experience in pre and post-natal massage.

Elizabeth knows from personal experience that lymphedema and related swelling conditions can be well managed with specialized treatment and self care. With this in-depth understanding, she is passionate about empowering others to become active participants in their own lymphatic health.

Elizabeth graduated from Sutherland-Chan School of Massage Therapy in 2019, and soon thereafter completed her long-time goal of becoming certified in Combined Decongestive Therapy (CDT) with the Dr. Vodder School.

Outside of work you can find Elizabeth playing Sudoku, walking her dog, watching basketball, and staying active!  She looks forward to working with you to achieve your wellness goals, whatever they may be.

Veronica enjoys treating a variety of clients ranging from cancer patients, the elderly, to those with acute and chronic injuries, postural tension, individuals suffering from stress, anxiety and those in palliative care. Her client’s goals vary from focused soft tissue release needs to generalized wellness and relaxation, as well as those with various swelling conditions. Veronica prides herself in providing a safe, judgement-free space. She is very happy to explore the style of massage therapy that will be the best fit for each of her patients’ needs.

Veronica loves her work, and her enthusiasm and passion for massage therapy translates effectively into her treatment sessions, to the great benefit of her patients. When not treating at the clinic, Veronica can often be found hiking, camping, and photographing her adventures along the way!

After working 9 years as an RMT, Remi decided to broaden her skill set by completing the Diploma in Osteopathic Manual Practice program.  As such, her patients benefit greatly from this extensive background in both muscular and soft tissue conditions as well as skeletal/joint health.    

Remi specializes in Massage Therapy, Visceral Manipulation, Joint Mobilization and Remedial Exercise and is a strong believer in patient education to empower them in making informed decisions through out their day. Remi caters to clients of all ages and has much experience treating everything from chronic issues to acute injuries, motor vehicle accident patients, pre- and post-natal women, post-operative patients, and those who have gone through various cancer treatments.  She is very familiar with inflammation and edema and uses different modalities for the rehabilitation of physical injuries and trauma. 

She is a member in good standing with the College of Massage Therapy of Ontario  (CMTO) and The Canadian Alliance of Alternative Medicine (ACMA). 

Remi is very friendly and enjoys a good laugh!  She’s a huge fan of historical novels and enjoys music and travel.  She looks very forward to meeting you and working toward your goals, whatever they may be.  

Now as a specialist in Therapeutic Pilates, Meredith’s dance background greatly informs the way that she teaches, to the great benefit of her clients. She uses fluid transitions, specific imagery to help with positioning and movement quality, and exercise progressions to build body awareness and strength. Meredith integrates her knowledge with mindfulness techniques in order that her clients can use Pilates to deepen the mind-body connection, and achieve their strengthening, mobility, stability, and overall wellness goals. Be it to rehabilitate from an injury or to address persisting issues of a more chronic nature, Meredith brings a great breadth of experience to her Pilates sessions and is highly sought out for her expertise.

Ana has pursued extensive advanced Pilates coursework and has previous experience teaching theatre, dance, and body conditioning, all of which greatly inform her Pilates approach. As a dance artist, she has a keen interest in biomechanics, movement patterning, posture, flexibility and core strength. She is dedicated to her practice, loves collaborating with our physiotherapists, and is ever evolving her therapeutic techniques to suit each individual best.  With so many benefits of Pilates-based exercise for such a wide breadth of injuries and conditions, Ana loves exploring this form of rehabilitation with her clients. She looks forward to working with you toward your goals, whatever they may be!