Dr. Katie graduated with a Doctor of Chiropractic from the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College. She then went on to complete her Fellowship in Chiropractic Rehabilitation Sciences in Toronto, distinguishing her as specialist in sports injuries, exercise and physical rehabilitation. She holds a Bachelor of Science Honours Degree in Kinesiology from the University of Western Ontario and is credentialed in Contemporary Medical and Neurofunctional Acupuncture from McMaster University. Dr. Katie has a background in Eastern Medicine, and is a Registered Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Acupuncturist. She is also certified as a Mei Zen Cosmetic and Facial Rejuvenation Acupuncture practitioner, and Mei Zen Fertility Acupuncture and Abdominal & Digestive Health TCM Acupuncture practitioner.

Dr. Katie has a special interest in the rehabilitation of sport- and repetitive strain-related injuries, as well as exercise therapy as it relates to injury prevention, improving posture, and overall fitness. She is a full-body certified Toronto Active Release Techniques (ART®) provider in Spine, Upper Limb, Lower Limb, and Long Tract Nerve Entrapments, a movement-based soft tissue technique that treats injuries, overuse conditions, restores function, strength, range of motion, and optimizes performance. She is also a certified Level 2 provider of Graston Technique (GT®), an instrument-assisted soft-tissue mobilization enabling the effective breakdown of scar tissue, fascial restrictions, and treatment of other acute and chronic injuries. As a complement to her manual therapy skills, Dr. Katie is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) through the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA-USA), a L1 National Coaching Certificate holder, and has completed training in Shift Concussion Management. She also completed specialty courses in infant and paediatric chiropractic care, with expertise in treating pregnancy related pain(both prenatal and postpartum), as well as offering Webster Technique like therapy, and acupuncture (with Chinese Moxibustion when indicated), for moms with breech /mal- positioned babies.

Dr. Katie believes in movement as medicine. She utilizes a movement-based, functional approach when working with her patients and clients. She incorporates advanced neuromusculoskeletal assessments and functional movement screens with traditional orthopaedic testing in order to diagnose and treat not only the area of complaint, but the root cause of the problem. As a dual-licensed Toronto Chiropractor and Registered TCM Acupuncturist, who is also an experienced personal trainer, Dr. Katie has a unique knowledge of biomechanics, anatomy and exercise physiology, which allows her to seamlessly implement manual therapy, training, and exercise rehabilitation treatment programs to improve natural healing, functional ability, core stability, strength, power, and endurance. Patient education, preventative stretching / strengthening exercises, precise hands-on treatment, physical rehabilitation, nutrition, lifestyle and ergonomic advice are key elements of Dr. Katie’s practice as she works with her patients to not just meet, but exceed their health, wellness and performance goals!

During her spare time, Dr. Katie works as a Clinical Director in Health Promotion for the Special Olympics Canada. For fun, she enjoys lifting weights, running, boxing, and travelling off the beaten path - 36 countries and counting!

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Vanessa Foucher has over 10 years of experience as a Physiotherapist. She holds both a Master’s degree in Physical Therapy and a Kinesiology Undergraduate degree from McGill University. Vanessa continues to maintain her extensive experience and expertise with higher level manual therapy courses from the APQMO (Quebec), concussion rehabilitations and Sport First Aid. Vanessa is also registered with the College of Physiotherapists of Ontario.

Vanessa has spent much of her career in elite professional sport specializing in return-to-sport rehabilitation at several clinics in both Canada and the UK, most notably with Chelsea Football Club as an Academy Physiotherapist. Having been a competitive athlete herself for 17 years focusing in middle distance swimming and synchronized swimming, Vanessa has a unique understanding of top level sport and its demands.

Vanessa also has a secondary niche rehabilitation focus in Hydrotherapy where she has previously worked with the Canadian Olympic Alpine skiers to prepare them for the 2012 Sochi Winter Games. She sees a variety of patients with orthopaedic sport injuries, pre- and post-operative, chronic pain and postural deficits.

In her spare time she likes to downhill ski, bake, hit the gym and go on hikes with her kids.

Vanessa Foucher has over 10 years of experience as a Physiotherapist. She holds both a Master’s d... Read More

Dr. James Ho is a chiropractor and ART® Provider. A graduate from the University of Western Ontario and Palmer College of Chiropractic in 2005, James has actively pursued and continues to learn and integrate effective therapies and techniques following the Functional Integrated Therapy (FIT™) method including: Contemporary Medical Acupuncture, Active Release Techniques®, chiropractic joint manipulation, and custom orthotic casting. In practice, James has consulted athletes ranging from the recreational level, to professional athletes from the NHL, MLB, CFL, UFC, TKO, Affliction MMA, as well as members of the Canadian National Bobsled team, and Baseball Canada’s Senior National and Olympic teams. He was privileged to serve on staff at the University of Western Ontario Mustang’s Track & Field team as team chiropractor for 10 years, and continues to consult Track & Field Athlete’s from a number of USports and NCAA programs. He currently sits on the Advisory Board of a leading and internationally published publication, STRONG Fitness Magazine, and contributes as an expert columnist.

“I have been honoured and privileged to have worked with Dr. James Ho. He has been both a great therapist and a great advocate for me as a varsity athlete during the past two years. After having misdiagnoses by other practitioners, James wrote a referral that led to an MRI, followed up by a surgery to repair a complex ankle injury in 2013. In 2014, James has helped to treat that repaired ankle and I am proud to be able to run again…but not only that, I can train fully for seven events in track and field in pursuit of my second All-Canadian honours which I hope to achieve next season in 2015 at the CIS track and field championships. I look forward to working with Dr. Ho again next season knowing whole-heartedly that he has my best interests at heart. He is an excellent practitioner and an exceptional person. Thank you James for all of your time, effort, and advice.” - Anthony Dandie - 2-Time CIS medalist, track and field

“Dr. James Ho provides outstanding care. Long affected by Thoracic Outlet Syndrome, I benefited enormously from his fresh perspective and effective approach to my treatment. In just three sessions, Dr. Ho achieved noticeable improvement such that I could begin training to prevent future issues. Committed to expedient treatment plans, Dr. Ho asked great questions about my injury and developed a targeted strategy to achieve the best results as quickly as possible. Personable and outgoing, Dr. Ho also makes appointments truly pleasant experiences!” - Jenn Hood

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Daniel Le completed his Masters of Science in Physical Therapy at the University of Toronto. Prior to pursuing physical therapy, Daniel received his Bachelor of Kinesiology from the University of British Columbia. His interest in physical therapy originates from his personal journey of working through multiple sport and exercise-related injuries. With his extensive experience as a patient, Daniel takes a client-centered approach to his treatment working together with his clients to develop individualized and comprehensive treatment plans to achieve their unique goals. With his exercise-based and preventative approach to physical therapy, Daniel’s goal is to help educate clients on the adaptability and resilience of the human body and ultimately empower clients to take charge of their own bodies and lifestyles.

Out of the clinic, you’ll likely find him powerlifting, testing out new recipes or exploring everything the GTA has to offer with his camera in hand looking for the perfect shot.

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Indu received her physiotherapy degree from the prestigious University of London in the United Kingdom. Prior to this, she received her kinesiology degree from the University of Waterloo.

Since becoming a qualified physiotherapist in Ontario, she has been working at private clinics treating multiple injuries. She has experience working not only in orthopaedics, but also in acute care in hospitals across London.

Indu uses a combination of exercise, education, and manual therapy to help clients achieve their goals. She firmly believes in client-centered care and encourages her clients to take an active role in their rehabilitation. She has enhanced her career by taking the Level 1 Pelvic Floor course: Male and Female Urinary Incontinence. She plans on completing additional pelvic floor certifications and would also like to start her Level 1 Manual Therapy course.

When not in the clinic, she enjoys playing with her son, her dog, and spending time with her husband and family. She loves to catch up on the latest shows on Netflix and loves to perform karaoke!

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Thomas is a Registered Massage Therapist and a Certified Athletic Therapist. He completed his massage therapy education at the Ontario College of Health and Technology after having graduated from York University with a bachelor of science in kinesiology.

During his time at York, Thomas worked with various elite athletes ranging from varsity athletes to Olympians. His experiences include working with dancers at the National Ballet of Canada, as well as with the National Wheelchair Rugby team. He has also spent some time in the private clinical setting rehabilitating patients with hip replacements, knee replacements, achilles tendon repairs, ACL reconstructions and more.

Thomas strongly believes in the importance of combining therapeutic exercises along with manual therapy in order to achieve the best possible outcomes. His techniques of choice include soft tissue release, myofascial stretching, belt assisted traction, and all types of taping. Thomas is a dual credentialed practitioner. As a certified athletic therapist and registered massage therapist, he offers two approaches to treatment which are detailed below.

Massage Therapy:

More general, can focus on multiple areas of the body. This treatment is usually for people who experience mild discomforts that are associated with muscular tension and joint restrictions.

Active Massage Therapy:

This style of treatment is best suited for someone who is looking to treat a condition or injury. It focuses on rehabilitating injuries and post operative conditions. The main difference between this style of treatment and a regular massage, is that active massage is done with the patient clothed, as opposed to using draping. It will also involve progressive exercises that are tailored to the client’s specific needs and stage of healing.

Having lived in five countries and traveled a lot throughout his life, he also enjoys interacting with patients and sharing life experiences.

Thomas is a Registered Massage Therapist and a Certified Athletic Therapist. He completed his mas... Read More

“Nothing heals better than the body itself.”

With a solution focused approach to pain relief, Tanya uses acupuncture and remedial exercise to facilitate the body’s natural healing process, encourage neuromuscular integration and promote the restoration of structural alignment for effective, long-lasting results that reduce pain, increase mobility and improve functional performance.

As a Registered Massage Therapist (Adv. Diploma Centennial College), Medical Acupuncture Provider (CMAP McMaster University and FITS), Registered Yoga Teacher and Stott/Merrithew Pilates Rehabilitation Expert, Tanya has been practicing professionally, for 10+ years, in good standing with the College of Massage Therapist of Ontario, with the clinic focus of Neuromuscular Integration & Structural Alignment.

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Nathanael (Nate) Tsang is a graduate of the Masters of Physical Therapy program at Queen’s University (2015). Prior to this, he graduated with distinction with a Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Kinesiology degree, also from Queen’s University (2012).

Nate is an enthusiastic physiotherapist who utilizes a functional, comprehensive assessment approach to determine the cause of his patients’ condition. Being a competitive distance runner for ASICS Canada, he has developed an expertise in treating runners of all levels, in addition to treating people who suffer from other common work-related or sports injuries. Nate’s treatments focus in on manual techniques, exercise-based rehabilitation, contemporary medical acupuncture, kinesio-taping, running shoe prescriptions, and patient education. Nate is the head lead for the Athlete’s Care Runner’s Program - a program designed with runners in mind for all levels - which is available at both of his clinics.

Follow Nate’s running and physiotherapy journey on Instagram @torunningphysio.

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Dr. Trevor Vander Doelen earned his Doctorate of Chiropractic from the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College following an Honours Bachelor of Science Degree in Kinesiology from Laurentian University. He then completed a Masters of Science in Rehabilitation Sciences from the University of British Columbia. Dr. Vander Doelen is also currently pursuing a Sports Speciality as a Royal College of Chiropractic Sports Sciences Resident (RCCSS) resident. He is the lead author in a number of peer reviewed journal articles pertaining to injury care and sports performance.

He is the current Chiropractor at the Athlete Institute Basketball Academy in Orangeville that has produced numerous NBA basketball players. Trevor’s passion for his work has also led him to teaching his peers, as a current instructor in the Functional Integrated Acupuncture program. He was also a Lead Medical Practitioner at the Toronto Pan Am Games in 2015.

Dr. Vander Doelen takes an integrative approach to injury care by optimizing movement for both injury recovery and performance improvement. Along with his chiropractic education, Dr. Vander Doelen is also trained in Full body Active Release Technique (ART), Contemporary Medical Acupuncture (McMaster University), Functional Integrated Needling (FIN), Selective Functional Movement Assessment (SFMA), Neurokinetic Therapy (NKT), and Complete Concussion Management (CCM).

He has a special interest in basketball related injuries, chronic injuries, and performance care. He currently consults with NCAA, NBA, and basketball players from international professional leagues. Along with basketball players, he serves as a consultant for OHL, AHL, and NHL hockey players, and regularly speaks to athletic groups. Dr. Vander Doelen is a former Toronto Lifeguard Champion and has received the Toronto Emergency Medical Services Citizenship Award. In his spare time he enjoys playing basketball, squash, and volleyball.

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Dr Westlake graduated Cum Laude from the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College and completed her Bachelor of Science Honours degree in Kinesiology from the University of Western Ontario. For over 10 years, she has been fortunate to work in clinics, gyms, and on the field with sports teams.

She has been trained by Dr Mark Scappaticci in the Functional Integrated Therapy(™). Her treatment approach is focused on restoring function, preventing re-injury, improving performance and reducing pain. Dr Westlake’s chiropractic treatments integrate a variety of tools including; Dry needling, Electro-acupuncture, Myo-Matrix Release©, cupping, sports massage, Fascial Abrasions Technique©, Shockwave, Joint manipulation/mobilization and rehabilitative exercise ( Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization, Functional Range Systems, Pilates, Foundation Training, Yoga). Dr Westlake treats the entire body by focusing on identifying the root cause and addressing the anatomy, the physiology and the neurological systems involved.

Dr Westlake believes movement plays a large role in a patient’s recovery. She has extensive experience guiding patients through rehabilitation all the way up to performance for a wide spectrum of demands including; professional athletes, general activity/health, chronic disease, pre and post-natal care, and acute or chronic injuries. While the treatments are integral to restoring tissue function Dr Westlake teaches her patients functional movement and exercises to help maintain their results.

With a passion for health, keeping active and enjoying the outdoors, Dr Westlake has played many different sports including water polo, soft ball, rugby, cycling, running, swimming, rock climbing, surfing, paddle boarding, snowboarding and resistance training. She loves to learn and as such continues to explore new research and courses regarding the body, injuries and recovery to further improve her treatments. When working with patients, Dr Westlake’s goal is to return patients to their optimal function as quickly as possible and in doing so, to get them moving even better than before.

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Henry graduated from Western University with a Master of Physical Therapy. Prior to that he graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology where he worked as an athletic trainer with the Varsity Men’s Hockey team. Additionally, he has worked with various sports teams including OPFL football, AAA Hockey and Rugby Ontario.

Henry is a strong believer in educating clients to help them gain a better understanding of the nature of their injury and working together to develop a plan of care which fits into the context of their unique lifestyle and goals. Henry uses a combination manual therapy techniques and exercise prescription to help optimize biomechanics, promote a return to full function and minimize risk of re-injury.

Henry is a strong believer in continuing education as has completed courses in sport Emergency First Responder, Soft Tissue Release and Level 1 Manual Therapy. He is looking forward to continuing his education in acupuncture & dry needling techniques as well as manual therapy.

Outside of the clinic, you can probably find Henry out running by the lake, discovering new places for food or out hanging out with friends and family.

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