Maya enjoys staying active through running, Pilates, yoga and strength training. She has a genuine love for movement in all its forms and is always exploring new ways to stay active. Maya also deeply values quality time with family and friends and spending time outdoors, whether it’s hiking, biking or enjoying a picnic.

Maya is a Physiotherapy Resident and graduate of the University of Toronto’s Master of Science in Physical Therapy program. She holds an Honours Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from Queen’s University, where she developed a strong foundation in exercise science and rehabilitation.

Maya is passionate about helping people of all ages feel their best and return to the activities they love. Her approach is grounded in the biopsychosocial model and combines manual therapy, movement-based rehabilitation, and patient education to support long-term recovery. She is committed to creating a collaborative and supportive environment where clients feel heard, empowered, and actively involved in their care. Maya has a special interest in running, fitness, and women’s health, and is dedicated to helping women feel strong, capable, and confident in their bodies.

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With over 15 years of experience in helping people move with confidence, Kelly specializes in creating personalized, evidence-based treatment plans that address each client’s unique goals—whether that’s recovering from injury, improving athletic performance, or enhancing everyday mobility.

As a proud member of the LGBTQIA+ community, she is committed to fostering a safe, inclusive, and affirming environment where all clients feel seen, respected, and valued. She believes that physiotherapy is not just about healing the body, but also about building trust and empowering individuals to take an active role in their wellness journey.

Her approach blends manual therapy, targeted exercise prescription, and patient education to ensure that treatment is collaborative, compassionate, and results-driven.

Outside the clinic, she’s passionate about barbell strength training and her own running journey.

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Kevin graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Kinesiology from the University of Waterloo before completing his Masters of Science in Physical Therapy from the University of Toronto.

After completing his degree, he spent the last 3 years living and practicing in Calgary, Alberta. It was in Alberta where Kevin’s love for running began. Like a lot of people, he started running during Covid lockdowns due to lack of gym access. He also became very interested in hiking in the neighbouring Rocky Mountains. With the desire to push further into the mountains, he self-coached his way through a 100km ultramarathon, finishing in 17.5 hours as his first ever race. Now back home in Ontario, away from the mountains, he recently completed his first marathon in 3:18 and is looking to qualify for Boston at his next!

Kevin hasn’t always been into running. His primary activities of interest for the last 15 years have been strength training, powerlifting, and Olympic lifting. His degree in Kinesiology, experience as a personal trainer, and a decade and a half of personal experience give him an extensive background in strength and conditioning and functional exercise. He now combines these two passions, pursuing hybrid fitness goals in both weightlifting and running.

Kevin is certified in dry needling/acupuncture and has taken courses on Soft Tissue Release and manual therapy, using these techniques to help with pain and recovery from injury. He is also trained in advanced vestibular rehabilitation, assisting clients with a wide variety of dizziness and balance related conditions.

Additionally, Kevin helps runners pursue their goals not only through injury rehabilitation, but through Run Coaching as well. You can now book this with Kevin or reach out regarding any additional details.

He can be reached at kevin@therunningphysio.ca.

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An ex-varsity hockey player, Erin graduated from Queen’s University with a Masters of Science in Physical Therapy. One of Erin’s greatest strengths is getting to know her clients personally and developing individualized treatment plans that focus on enabling her clients to get back to what they love. She is continually taking courses to advance her skills specifically in manual therapy.

As Varsity Hockey Team captain in her last year at York University, Erin helped lead her team to the USPORTS National Championships for the first time in the program’s history. It was during these years that she developed her passion and interest in orthopaedics and sport injuries, as she learned how beneficial physiotherapy was after experiencing numerous painful injuries.

Erin has always been passionate about sports, physical activities and new challenges. Since retiring from hockey, Erin likes to stay active by hiking, running, biking and walking her dog. Her next fitness challenge is to complete her second triathlon in the summer of 2024.

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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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Vicky is a graduate of Sutherland-Chan School of Massage Therapy and Contemporary Medical Acupuncture Program at McMaster University. She firmly believes that evidence-based massage therapy is an integral part of any health care regime.

Whether it be for injury prevention, injury rehabilitation or purely for relaxation - massage can benefit everyone. Vicky is a body positive and LGBTQ2S+ practitioner. She uses a combination of soft tissue work, acupuncture and strength training to help you get back to doing what you love.

Vicky has worked with a wide range of people including athletes at the Invictus Games, Toronto Waterfront and Goodlife Marathons, and Toronto Triathlon Festival. Along with these experiences, she has extensively treated people with a variety of nervous system disorders, seniors, professional athletes and teenagers.

Vicky is a four time marathoner, triathlete, cyclist and weightlifter that has experienced huge setbacks through past injuries, so she understands the physical and mental importance of keeping your body moving optimally and pain free. She is in good standing with the College of Massage Therapists of Ontario (CMTO) and a member of the Registered Massage Therapists Association of Ontario (RMTAO).

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Margo Iwaniec is a dedicated professional with a diverse background in massage therapy and graphic design. Graduating from Kikawa College in 2009 with a degree in Massage Therapy, Margo has since become a trusted expert in her field. Specializing in sports therapy, deep tissue massage, and pregnancy pre and postnatal care, she has spent over a decade providing exceptional care to her clients.

In addition to her massage therapy qualifications, Margo holds a Graphic Design diploma from Humber College and an Arts degree from Georgian College, showcasing her versatile educational journey and creative talents.

Margo’s approach to massage therapy is comprehensive, utilizing a range of manual therapy techniques to treat soft tissue injuries. From myofascial release and acupressure to trigger point therapy and neuromuscular techniques, she tailors her treatments to address each client’s unique needs. Her expertise extends to prenatal massage, Thai yoga, hot stone therapy, and sports massage, ensuring a holistic approach to wellness and recovery.

Outside of her professional endeavors, Margo finds joy in being a mother to two athletic children. Drawing from her experiences in parenthood, she brings empathy and understanding to her practice, recognizing the importance of holistic well-being in both personal and professional life.

Margo’s passions extend beyond her career and family, as she also nurtures a strong love for gardening and community outreach. Whether tending to her garden or engaging in outreach initiatives, she finds fulfillment in connecting with others and making a positive impact in her community.

With her unwavering commitment to excellence, compassionate nature, and diverse skill set, Margo Iwaniec continues to be a valued member of the massage therapy profession, enriching the lives of those she serves through her dedication and expertise.

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Patrick is a graduate of the Sutherland-Chan School of Massage Therapy. Prior to this, he received his Bachelor of Kinesiology degree from the University of Toronto. While in University he trained and competed in the Track and Field Sprinting/Jumping events. Patrick’s passion for treating physical ailments came from his own frustration with athletic injuries. He sought out the Massage Therapy profession as he found it to be one of the most impactful modalities in resolving musculoskeletal dysfunction.

Patrick enjoys treating from a problem-solving point of view, using palpation and orthopaedic testing to ensure his methods are as effective as possible. He tailors his pressure level to the individual client’s needs and preferences, and takes a slow and deliberate approach to myofascial release, and trigger point treatment. With 5 years of Track and Field coaching experience, Patrick is enthusiastic about injury prevention, incorporating self-care, and exercise prescription to enhance his client’s improvement.

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Rachel is a Physiotherapy Resident and a graduate of the University of Toronto’s Master of Science in Physical Therapy Program. She also holds an Honours Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Sciences from the University of Guelph, where her studies focused on human health, movement, and evidence-based care.

When Rachel began her running journey, she quickly learned how training mistakes can affect both the body and the overall enjoyment of the sport. This experience shaped her interest in supporting runners of all levels through injury and recovery, with a focus on helping them develop a positive, sustainable relationship with running and physical activity. She also enjoys working with people of all ages and abilities to help them get back to doing what they love while staying strong and active throughout their lifespan.

Rachel loves getting to know her clients personally and emphasizes a client-centred approach to treatment, while integrating manual therapy, therapeutic exercise, and education into her sessions.

Outside of the clinic, Rachel loves staying active through spin classes, Pilates, and strength training, and is constantly exploring new forms of movement and exercise in the city. This year, she is focused on entering the triathlon space and looking forward to starting training later in the year.

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Kelly has long been committed to promoting lifelong participation in sport. She grew up competing as a highly competitive synchronized swimmer, she has remained active in the sport for more than two decades and continues to compete today. Throughout her athletic career, Kelly experienced several injuries that resulted in setbacks; however, through the support and expertise of dedicated physiotherapists, she was able to recover and return to competition. These experiences not only shaped her as an athlete, but also inspired her academic path. Synchronized swimming provided the opportunity to compete at the collegiate level in the United States while earning a Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science from Lindenwood University. Motivated by her own rehabilitation journey, she pursued and completed a Master of Science in Physical Therapy at the University of Toronto. Kelly is passionate about using her career as a physical therapist to help individuals of all ages and abilities remain active and engaged in sport throughout their lives.

In addition to her athletic and academic background, Kelly has devoted significant time to supporting athletes with disabilities. She has volunteered with adaptive water-skiing programs, coached synchronized swimming for athletes with disabilities, and completed an internship in a personal training facility specializing in accessible fitness. Kelly is committed to continuing this work and hopes to support individuals with diverse abilities through both her clinical practice and ongoing community involvement.

Kelly excels at integrating each patient’s individual goals with her extensive knowledge of therapeutic exercise and a variety of manual techniques to develop highly personalized treatment plans. She is committed to ongoing professional growth and has obtained certifications in acupuncture, dry needling, and SHIFT Concussion Management (Levels 1 and 2). Kelly looks forward to working with you in the clinic to keep you active and engaged in the activities you enjoy.

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