Scott obtained a Masters of Science in Physical Therapy from the University of Toronto where prior to that, he also completed a Bachelor of Kinesiology.

During his time at the University of Toronto, Scott spent 6 years with the Varsity Blues Men’s Rugby team as both a player and managerial staff. He also worked as a Strength & Conditioning Coach for the University of Toronto Varsity Blues, working with a wide range of athletes from sports such as swimming, volleyball, and football. His background in high performance sport gave Scott valuable experience in movement analysis and exercise prescription which he uses with all his patients, the weekend warrior to the high-performance athlete.

Scott’s holistic treatment approach is centered around patient education, manual therapy, soft tissue work, and exercise prescription. He strongly believes in empowering his patients to be active participants in their personalized journey back to full function.

Outside of the office, Scott enjoys spending time with friends and family, exploring the many restaurants and cafes Toronto has to offer and staying active through weightlifting, cycling, and running.

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Geisa has a Bachelors degree in Speech Language Pathology and a post-graduate degree in Neuropsychology. For the past 15 years, she has worked as a health care provider. Geisa successfully completed the Massage Therapy program at Centennial College. She is very passionate about helping people along their journey towards health. Her massage therapy highlights include Swedish massage, deep tissue massage, myofascial release, proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation, and Golgi tendon organ releases. She specializes in but is not limited to deep tissue techniques focusing on postural issues. Geisa believes in healing from within to properly maintain the body.

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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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Ikee is a graduate of Sutherland-Chan School of Massage Therapy with years of personal training under her belt. Through this experience, she has become well-versed in recognizing movement patterns and providing patients with proper cues to optimize their active lifestyles. She is passionate about longevity and sustaining the body’s mobility and strength as the decades go by.

Ikee has created successful treatment plans for different demographics ranging from the young athletes of the University of Toronto Track & Field Team, as well as the weekend warriors in their respective sports (aerial acrobatics, disc golf, powerlifting, olympic weightlifting, to name a few).

As a therapist, her treatment involves a range of General Swedish techniques, deep tissue massage, trigger point release, myofascial release, joint mobilizations, as well as her go-to dynamic release techniques. With proper patient education, she utilizes mobility drills as a form of therapeutic exercise and « pre-hab » in order for patients to mitigate existing and future injuries, as well as possible overuse impairments involving their sports activities.

Outside the clinic, Ikee keeps busy by taking up space in the gym with her powerlifting training. She also spends time collecting sci-fi books that she is trailing behind on reading.

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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.

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Dan completed his diploma in Fitness and Lifestyle Management at George Brown College, followed by a degree in Athletic Therapy at Sheridan College. He then went on to complete another diploma in Massage Therapy at the Ontario College of Health and Technology.

Dan has a wide range of experience including working with varsity sports teams, weekend warriors and the general population. He has extensive knowledge of both acute and chronic injuries, and has a passion for helping people get back to feeling their best again.

Dan’s client-centred approach involves working through personalized goals and investigating the root cause of dysfunction and pain. His treatment techniques can vary from relaxation to deep tissue and consist of a variety of joint play mobilizations, myofascial release, trigger point release, therapeutic exercise and stretches to achieve the best possible outcomes.

When Dan is not in the clinic, he is spending time with friends and family, traveling, or playing volleyball.

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Rijul completed his bachelors in physiotherapy from India and has been a registered physiotherapist in Ontario since 2015. As a physiotherapist he has experience working in various areas such as musculoskeletal, neuro rehabilitation and geriatric care. His treatments include manual therapy, soft tissue release, exercise prescription and acupuncture.

Rijul also holds certifications in vestibular rehabilitation, concussion management and orthotics prescription. Hence, assesses and treats vertigo, concussion and various impairments through orthotics as required. Rijul has a strong interest in musculoskeletal physiotherapy and holds a masters degree in musculoskeletal physiotherapy from University of Western Ontario.

Rijul’s philosophy of treatment is mainly based on holistic care as he believes each person is unique and has his/her own health beliefs, values and experience and the best outcome is achieved when a patient is treated through physical, mental, emotional and environmental level while honoring each patient’s values, health beliefs and experiences.

Rijul has a passion for active lifestyle and in his free time likes to go for hiking, running and yoga.

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Gabriela is a graduate of the University of Toronto with a Masters of Science in Physical Therapy. Prior to finishing her Masters degree, Gabriela attended The University of Waterloo and obtained her Honours Bachelors of Science in Kinesiology, with a minor in Rehabilitation Sciences. Early on in her studies, Gabriela was a teaching assistant in the human anatomy laboratory. This experience sparked Gabriela’s interest in the human body, with a particular interest in its intricate anatomy and physiology.

Gabriela has spent time working in not only a variety of health care settings, but also with a wide variety of patient populations. This includes; intensive acute care, rehabilitation care, and community care settings. Most recently, she has been focusing her practice in orthopaedics, including athletes of all ages, and helping individuals along their own path to achieving a healthy and active lifestyle.

In her spare time, you can find Gabriela taking on new adventures and finding fun ways to lead an active lifestyle herself, as of most recent, this includes spin classes, hot yoga, and hiking in the beautiful fall colours. Her true passion lies in helping every individual on their path to maximizing their quality of life through enhancing their function in not only their daily life, but with all their activities, hobbies & athletics!

Come see Gabriela at Richmond & John!

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Dr. Woo completed his Bachelor of Science degree with honours in Kinesiology from the University of Waterloo in 2008 and graduated from New York Chiropractic College with his Doctorate in Chiropractic in 2013.

Dr. Woo specializes in sports performance, chronic pain, spinal health, physical therapy, functional exercise rehabilitation, and postural re-education. As a diversified practitioner, he combines integrated manual techniques such joint manipulations, Contemporary Neurofunctional Medical Acupuncture, and Active Release Technique, with the primary goal of normal physiological function restoration, while reducing pain and dysfunction. In addition, he is currently an instructor with the Contemporary Medical Acupuncture Program at McMaster University.

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