After completing his Bachelors of Physiotherapy (2010) and working for about a year in India, Abhijit went on to pursue his Masters in exercise science from Long Island University, USA (2013). Following his Masters, he practiced in outpatient physical therapy in New York City for about 3.5 years where he saw patients with different orthopedic and sports related injuries.

He has a keen interest in continuing education and has done a number of courses to improve his knowledge in the field of rehabilitation. Abhijit has completed both upper and lower quadrants of the mulligan concept and successful passed the Certification exam and is a Certified Mulligan Practitioner. He has taken Kinesiotape courses at K-Active, Rocktape fascial movement taping, NKT level one course, IASTM course from advanced CEU (USA) and advanced shoulder rehab course. He has a keen interest in the Mechanical diagnosis and treatment and plans to take his McKenzie part A course soon.

In his spare time, he likes to keep active by biking, kayaking, working out and writing his physiotherapy blog.

Carly has been a Registered Physiotherapist since 2013 and a Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Manipulative Physiotherapy (FCAMPT) since 2018.  She graduated from Queen’s University with a Masters of Science in Physical Therapy and holds a degree in Physical Health and Education from the University of Toronto and a degree in Therapeutic Recreation from Brock University. After working as a Physiotherapist for 4 years she went on to achieve a Masters of Clinical Science in Advanced Health Care Practice (Manipulative Therapy) from Western University.

Carly has taken post-graduate courses in Manual Therapy, Acupuncture, Dry Needling and the Shoulder Complex and is able to treat a wide variety of conditions, both spinal and peripheral, including non-concussion related headaches and TMJ issues. She uses an evidence-based approach incorporating manual therapy, exercise and education, with a focused assessment and treatment tailored to each client.  Carly enjoys staying active, participating in sports, traveling and hiking. She grew up playing competitive soccer and dancing and more recently has taken up curling, gardening and doing home renovations.  Carly feels that her experiences help her appreciate the importance of a strong rehabilitative team to enable return to sport and normal function following an injury.

Nadine is a compassionate OT who collaborates with her clients to identify meaningful treatment goals and develop individualized treatment plans that best support their recovery and overall well-being. She obtained her Master of Science in Occupational Therapy from McMaster University after completing her undergraduate studies at the University of Waterloo in Social Development Studies.

Nadine is experienced in working with adult and pediatric clients. She is skilled in working with individuals with memory and attention impairments, chronic pain, and mood disturbances. She utilizes a client-centered approach in combination with evidence-based practice to best support her clients in achieving their goals. In her free time, she enjoys rock climbing, sewing, creative writing, cooking, and baking.