Clement graduated from the Masters of Physical Therapy program at University of Toronto and previously obtained his Bachelor of Science in Biology at McMaster University. He has a strong passion for injury prevention, reducing pain, and enhancing functional performance which stems from his athletic background competing on the varsity badminton team at McMaster University. Clement appreciates the value of manual and active therapy, and believes in helping his clients understand their injury so they can take an active role in restoring their mobility and function. He utilizes a combination of manual therapy, exercise prescription, electrical modalities, and education to help clients achieve their goals.

Rafael holds a Master's of Science in Physical Therapy from the University of Toronto and brings extensive experience in treating musculoskeletal conditions across a broad spectrum - from post-surgical recovery to chronic pain management.With experience as a High-Performance Coach, Rafael has successfully guided both weekend warriors and competitive athletes in their recovery from injuries, ensuring they can safely return to their sport. Rafael tailors each treatment plan to the individual - incorporating education, manual therapy, and exercise programming. His approach encompasses all aspects of recovery, including the cognitive, emotional and social factors that influence health.

Annalee Kirk graduated with honours in massage therapy at Elmcrest College of Applied Health Sciences in 2008. Annalee also has a Bachelors Degree from the University of Waterloo in psychology where she was a member of the Women's Varsity Volleyball team. Annalee's massage therapy treatments are aimed to improve your mobility and functionality to a pain free state. General swedish massage techniques, along with other modalities, are performed to reduce muscle tension while increasing circulation and joint movement. In conjunction with massage, Annalee promotes exercises and stretch recommendations that you can do safely in the comfort of your home.

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.