Vaibhavi graduated with a Bachelor in Physiotherapy in 2008.  While she obtained her Master's Degree from Manipal University, she was top of her class.

She has a proven track record of treating patients in multiple settings including hospitals, in-patient and out-patient rehab facilities and community-based rehab. Vaibhavi has worked in 4 different continents and this experience has enriched her capability of working with patients from different cultural backgrounds and belief systems.

Besides being competent treating a wide variety of musculoskeletal and sports related injuries, she is also well trained in pelvic floor physiotherapy.  She has been treating a variety of patients with pelvic pain, stress urinary incontinence, male pelvic floor dysfunction and vaginismus to name a few.

She believes in delivering a tailor-made rehabilitation program with a patient-centric approach and cultural competence.

She is committed to ongoing learning with certifications in manual therapy, advanced pelvic floor therapy, Schroth Method for scoliosis management and GLA:D program for arthritis care.

Away for the clinic, Vaibhavi is the mother of a young boy and enjoys spending time with her family. She loves travelling, cheering for her husband at cricket matches or catching up with friends watching Bollywood Cinema.

Ken is an active individual with a strong passion for helping others gain and maintain their active potential and lifestyles. With over 35 years of experience as a therapist and business owner, he brings a lot of this experience and insight to the team and to each and every treatment he performs. He has a strong knowledge and interest in music, sports and living life to its fullest.

Julia graduated from the University of Toronto with a Master of Science in Physical Therapy in 2010 and a Bachelor of Physical Education and Health in 2008.  Since then,  she has added over 10 years of experience in sports injuries, whiplash due to car accidents, repetitive strain injuries, dizziness and postoperative rehabilitation. She has found that meaningful recovery is a process that starts after carefully listening to clients concerns and a detailed physical assessment.  Julia provides hands-on manual therapy, acupuncture, soft tissue release, therapeutic taping and personalized exercise programs to help manage pain and improve function. She is a certified Schroth Therapists, treating Scoliosis clients of all ages.

Julia continues to participate in post-graduate education, working towards various certifications with the Orthopedic Division of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association. 

Julia is also an aqua-fitness instructor and has presented workshops  with the Canadian Aqua-fitness Leaders Alliance Inc.

Graduated in 2006 with a degree in physiotherapy and is registered to practice in the province of Ontario as well as being a current member of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association. Her areas of special interest are in musculoskeletal injuries and Post-operative rehabilitation, especially Knees and Shoulders, Foot and Ankle.

Pankhuri has completed several continuing education courses which include McKenzie method of diagnosis and therapy for back Pain, GLAD program for osteoperosis, vestibular rehabilitation, therapeutic taping and TMJ management, in an effort to broaden her assessment and treatment skills.  She strongly believes in active therapy and educating her clients to achieve their goals. She is an extremely passionate physiotherapist and loves to help people overcome physical and functional limitations.

Catherine graduated with a BSc in Physical Therapy from the University of Toronto in 1991. For over 16 years Catherine has concentrated her physiotherapy practice in hand therapy. She became a Certified Hand Therapist (CHT) in 2004.

Hand therapy is defined as the art and science of rehabilitation of the upper limb. It merges occupational and physiotherapy theory and practice.

Our hands are essential to what we do every day from working, playing, communicating and showing affection. An injury to our hands has significant functional implications to our activities. 

She is involved in teaching at the University of Toronto including lectures, clinical skills labs as well as clinical placements.

She keeps up to date with new advancements by attending conferences and webinars and reading journals. She is an active member of ASHT American Society of Hand Therapists and AAHS American Association of Hand Surgery. 

Catherine has volunteered in global medical outreach trips to Ghana, West Africa to provide informative hands-on training to improve patient care and host site education. She continues to be involved with the project assisting other volunteers and coordinating e-learning opportunities.

Catherine has a passion for travelling and exploring. She has visited 24 countries and counting. In her spare time she enjoys reading, hiking, working out and wished she lived near a beach.