Meet Dr. Mohammed Gowher, your go-to chiropractor for evidence-based chiropractic care. He’s got a Bachelor of Science degree from York University and is a proud graduate of the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College, with an extra certification in acupuncture.

Dr. Gowher is deeply committed to your well-being. He customizes treatment plans utilizing a diverse range of techniques, including chiropractic adjustments, soft tissue therapy, acupuncture, active care, and further advanced methods.

He’s all about giving you top-notch care and making sure your wellness is at the forefront of everything he does.

If you’re in search of a chiropractor who truly places your health and well-being at the forefront, Dr. Mohammed Gowher is the ideal choice.

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Myles puts a massive emphasis on helping his clients be an active part of their health care journey, prioritizing active communication and adapting each massage so that it’s tailor-made for the individual, and making each treatment better than the last!

Myles Abreo graduated from Humber College’s Massage Therapy program with Honours and hundreds of hours of experience through their various internship opportunities. He has experience with:

-neurological impairments

-athletes

-palliative care patients

-everyday people with typical aches and pains.

A former semi-professional soccer player, as well as success in cross-country and track & field, Myles has always been an athlete centered around getting the most out of his body and uses an athletic approach to treat his clients, with a focus on range of motion and remedial exercise in order to his clients achieve their goals efficiently and safely.

Myles also has over five years of experience working as a certified personal trainer, with an extensive knowledge of anatomy, body kinetics, and exercise that he puts to use to keep his clients in peak physical and mental health, no matter their age or level of experience. This allows him to select the right exercises for you to get back to full mobility and assist in the rehabilitative process.

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“No-one expects to hurt their hands!

But when we do, we realize that hands are essential in our everyday lives; for working, playing, exploring, communicating, creating and showing affection. There’s few parts of our body that we rely on more - or look at more! - than our hands, and an injury has significant functional impact.

With over 30 years of experience, I’m able to diagnose quickly, give my patients a clear and simple understanding of their issue, and develop an informed treatment plan that suits their lifestyle. I’m passionate about giving my patients hope, clarity and all the tools they need to return to full functionality in the activities they love.”

QUALIFICATIONS

Bachelor of Science Physical Therapy, University of Toronto

Certified Hand Therapist, 2004

Active Member, American Society of Hand Therapists (ASHT)

Active Member, American Association of Hand Surgery (AAHS)

Winner of Vargas award, AAHS

EXPERTISE

Traumatic, degenerative and non-traumatic conditions affecting upper limb and hand

Hand and wrist fractures

Custom splinting

Ligament injuries

Osteoarthritis

Rheumatoid arthritis

Post-surgery recovery

Rehabilitation focusing on return to work facilitation and return to function

FAST FACTS

● Sixteen years of experience in Hand Therapy ● Involved in teaching, clinical skills labs and clinical placements at the University of Toronto. ● Volunteers in global medical outreach trips (Ghana, Bolivia) - providing training to improve patient care, surgery triage, host site education and e-learning opportunities. ● Loves to travel - has visited 24 countries and looks forward to exploring more. ● Likely the only tourist who takes photos specifically of the statues’ hands

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“Watching my mum recover from surgery through physiotherapy ignited my passion for this industry; it is amazing to see the positive, lasting impact a rehabilitative treatment plan can have.

As a physiotherapist I love being able to have that same impact in my patients’ lives—and getting them across that finish line!

There’s nothing better than seeing the way proper treatment can get people walking again, achieving full functionality, playing soccer without pain, or running a marathon after injury recovery.”

QUALIFICATIONS

M.Sc. Kinesiology (Work & Exercise Physiology), Memorial University, Newfoundland

Bachelor of Physiotherapy (2013), India

McKenzie Method of Mechanical Diagnosis & Therapy, Part A

Advanced Manual Therapy, Level 1

Masters research presented at MS Society of Canada & the Society for Neuroscience, USA.

EXPERTISE

Therapeutic exercise physiology

Work physiology

Neurological and orthopedic disorders

Masters background in the neurophysiology of fatigue, and rehabilitative research in the field of neurodegenerative disorders (Multiple Sclerosis).

FAST FACTS

● Interest and experience in Neuroscience research (degenerative & autoimmune diseases) ● Hospital and clinic experience in both acute care and chronic rehabilitation ● Evidence-based approach to treating neurological and orthopedic disorders ● Tailored rehabilitation plans that focus on exercise intervention and physiology ● Loves running, hiking, badminton and Mexican food ● Speaks Hindi, Punjabi, English and a little Newfaneese!

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Kimberly Borges, BSc (Kin), ATC, RMT, CMAG, Osteopathic Student (Final year) Athletic Therapy Certificate (Certified 2008-2015) – Registered Massage Therapist – Contemporary Medical Acupuncture Graduate

Kimberly has been in the health care field since 2008 starting with Kinesiology and Athletic Therapy.

She has been practicing as an RMT since 2010 and is currently completing her final year of course work at the Canadian College of Osteopathy with only her research left to complete. Kimberly has taken an interest in sleep disordered breathing and the cranial nerves.

She has a passion for treating people as a whole and brings her skills together to create safe and effective treatment plans.

Kimberly is also a mother of 3 children and understands the stresses and demands of family life.

She has a passion for learning and living life to the fullest. Kimberly has always believed that life is an exciting adventure and challenges are meant to be met and conquered.

Please note that Kimberly’s fees will be increasing as of May 1, 2024 30 min: $110 45 min: $125 60 min: $140 75 min: $160 90 min: $175

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Here is what his patients are saying: “Andrew is very knowledgeable and helpful. He goes beyond expectations to help us understand the treatment plan.”

“He is very patient and kind in his words with us. Thank you Andrew for making our experience pleasant and most definitely worthwhile.”

“I only have great things to say about Andrew - he knows his stuff, he is kind, and he really puts the time in to care about healing. He’s a pro. My healing process I know is because of him.” 4.95/5 Rating!

“Playing in sports like soccer, basketball, and competitive hockey, I experienced first-hand the amazing benefit it can be to have an empowering and motivational therapist helping you achieve your injury recovery and prevention goals.

As a physiotherapist it’s my aim to provide all my patients with that same experience.

I treat with empathy, am tenacious about finding the root cause of an issue, and take the time to explain treatments so that patients are clear and empowered during their rehabilitation.

I partner with my patients to help them achieve their unique goals, designing holistic and personalized treatment plans that utilize a range of modalities tailored to their specific needs.”

QUALIFICATIONS

Bachelor of Applied Science (Honours) - Kinesiology

EXPERTISE

Exercise treatments to manage pain, improve function & maximize fitness

Manual therapy

Acupuncture

Joint mobilization

Soft Tissue work

Sport-related injuries

Educating in pain reduction and improving everyday function

Active Rehabilitation

FAST FACTS

● Provides holistic and personalized treatment plans utilizing a range of modalities. ● Collaborative problem-solver with an excellent understanding of therapeutic exercise prescription and performance training. ● Goes above and beyond to help patients understand their health issue & treatment plan. ● Enjoys playing & watching sports, working out, and spending time with friends. ● Wouldn’t say no to a plate of lasagne or sushi

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“Having worked in both the fitness and healthcare industries, I’ve seen the power that exercise can have on a person’s mental health and well-being. It can change lives.

For me it was a natural step to study physiotherapy; there’s something so meaningful about helping an individual identify their goals, and partner with them to achieve them.

As a physiotherapist, I love breaking down the theory for my patients into simple principles they can understand and follow in their day-to-day lives. It’s important that people understand how their body is functioning, what is causing their challenges, and the impact movement has on their overall health and mobility.

I’m passionate about integrating education with treatment to help my patients manage their pain, improve function, and get back to their favourite activities.”

QUALIFICATIONS

EXPERTISE

Exercise treatments to manage pain, improve function & maximize fitness Manual therapy Joint mobilization Soft Tissue work Athletic cupping Pain-relief modalities Physio-acupuncture

FAST FACTS

● Integrated treatment to help patients manage pain & get back to their favourite activities. ● Excellent understanding of hockey injuries, having played and coached competitively. ● Loves to swim, play golf & spikeball, work out, and go on long nature walks with the dog. ● Remains a tortured Toronto Maple Leafs fan.

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Hi, my name is Avdhi Lad, a Registered Physiotherapist who is passionate about health and wellness. As a Physiotherapist, I use my knowledge and skills to help guide my patients to achieve optimal health. My treatment philosophy includes a hands-on approach with an active exercise and personalized rehabilitation program.

I began my education at the University of Toronto, completing my Bachelor of Science in Human Biology. I then went on to pursue my Masters in Physiotherapy from University of Brighton in 2020.

My clinical expertise is in musculoskeletal (muscle, bone, joint) and neurological conditions. I have a keen interest in active aging with grace in both acute hospital and private clinic settings.

I am also certified in Acupuncture and dry needling.

I use my knowledge and skills including manual therapy, personalized exercises, acupuncture and taping to help guide my patients to tackle the challenges of their everyday lives.

When I am not working, you can find me hiking, discovering new cafes, cooking and travelling.

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“Growing up, I always knew I wanted to help people, so it was a natural choice to work in the medical field and I was particularly excited to study Physiotherapy.

I always try to be patient, polite and understanding with my patients, partnering with them to achieve their unique health goals.

I am passionate about women’s health; treating Pelvic Floor Dysfunction and educating women on the importance of assessing and building pelvic floor strength.

Many women have pelvic pain or dysfunction postpartum, and they need someone who is compassionate, thorough and knowledgeable to explain what’s going on, help them understand their challenges and goals, and empower them in their recovery.

Physiotherapy treatments and rehabilitation can take time, but when a patient is committed and supported by an understanding and expert therapist, the results are life changing.”

QUALIFICATIONS

Registered Physiotherapist (2017), College of Physiotherapists of Ontario

Master Degree in Physiotherapy (2012), Pakistan

Level 2 Advanced Integrated Musculoskeletal Program, Orthopaedic Division Canadian Physiotherapy Association

Level 1-3: Pelvic Health Physiotherapy

EXPERTISE

Pelvic Floor dysfunction

Orthopaedic health

Vertigo treatment

Advanced Vestibular Rehabilitation

Concussion Management

Jaw pain & disorders (TMJ)

FAST FACTS

● Expertise in Women’s Health; Pelvic Floor Dysfunction ● Integrates soft tissue techniques, trigger point release, joint mobilization & exercise. ● 10 years as a Physiotherapist in Pakistan prior to moving to Canada. ● Enjoys acrylic and oil painting, crafts, and spending time with family. And shopping! ● Speaks English, Urdu, Hindi & Sindhi

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“Good health is being able to do what you want to do, when you want to do it!

As a chiropractor my aim has always been to get people active - and keep them active. And after 20 years in the industry, I know that this only happens when patients are served by a team of passionate and collaborative practitioners who understand the origin of their pain.

In 2018 I was thrilled to co-purchase Clarkson Physio with my long-term colleague and friend Ruth Wentzell. Our professional experience and core ideals aligned perfectly, and we’ve been on the same page ever since. We built a practice that was cooperative— not corporate—and a team of practitioners who would have fun together and collaborate in restoring every patient to a life they are fully participating in.

I love seeing patients walk in, relax, and know that they have come to the place where they are heard, understood, and completely supported every step of their journey back to a life of joyous—and fearless—movement.”

QUALIFICATIONS

Bachelor of Science (Medical Laboratory Science), 1993

Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College, 2001

SpineMobility Spinal Stenosis Qualified

Multiple courses in Custom Orthotics and Compression Garment measurement and fitting.

EXPERTISE

Co-Owner of Clarkson Sports & Physiotherapy since 2018

Co-management of the financial, procedural, regulatory, legal, professional and cultural framework that supports the practice and shapes the patient journey.

FAST FACTS

● Originally a Medical Laboratory Technologist ● Found her passion for chiropractic whilst training for a marathon in Hawaii. ● Passionate, long-time runner, rookie road cyclist, learning SUP, love swimming and reading

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Whether you’re looking for firm pressure to ease sore muscles, or simply want to relax, I take a therapeutic approach to my treatments. This begins with a thorough assessment to ensure you receive the optimum treatment and are positioned comfortably during your massage.

I treat repetitive strain injuries (tendinitis), decreased range of motion from muscle strain, sprains, and fractures, headaches and migraines, post-workout muscle soreness, among many other musculoskeletal issues.

I graduated from Medix College in July 2019, and became a Member of the CMTO in October.

Many of you will remember me from my work as a Physiotherapy Assistant at CSP while I was attending Massage Therapy at Medix.

Working alongside our other healthcare practitioners we make sure you’re getting the most out of your treatments, so that you will return to the activities you love sooner.

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“I was in grade six when my Grandpa had a stroke that left him paralyzed down one side of his body. The experience and ongoing pain changed his personality—he also felt a great deal of anger towards his physiotherapist. Even as a child I wondered why the person who was supposed to be helping him, was instead a source of frustration and helplessness!

That question planted a seed that would grow to become my core value as a medical professional - empathy.

After 30 years in the industry, I have never lost my passion for helping people gain back control over their pain, and getting back to the lives they love. I also believe ongoing education is the key to providing patients with the best, evidence-based care available.

Since becoming co-owner of Clarkson Physio in 2018 it has been my privilege to see each and every client given the highest level of care. When someone walks through our doors they are put at ease, listened to with empathy, given hope and then put firmly on the path back to a life of full and fearless participation.”

QUALIFICATIONS

Bachelor of Science (HonsBio),University of Waterloo, 1987

Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy, University of Toronto, 1991

McGill Back Pain E1V1, (Upper Limb), (UofT Continuing Education), 1992 Orthopaedic Division of the CPA National Orthopaedic Symposium, 1992 McKenzie A (Lumbar), October 1992 McKenzie B (Cervicothoracic), 1993 E2E3 (Upper Limb), (UofT Continuing Education), September 1993 Diagnosis & Treatment of Muscle Imbalances (Shirley Sahrman), November 1993 V2V3 (Lumbopelvic), (UofT Continuing Education), 1994 E2E3 (Lower Limb), (UofT Continuing Education), 1995 V2V3 (Cervicothoracic), (UofT Continuing Education), 1995 Cumulative Trauma Disorders in the Office Worker, UofT Orthopaedic Division Symposiums, 1996 Lower Quadrant, (UofT Continuing Education), 1996 Athletic Injuries Taping, Karen Orlando, 1996 Symposium: SportMed, 1997 Mulligan Concept (NAGs, SNAGs, MWMs), CanZed Seminars, 1997 Fit Fore Golf (management of golf injuries), 1998 The Lumbar Spine, Rehabilitation and Surgical Approaches, 1999 Foot and Ankle Symposium, UofT Continuing Education, 2000 Balance and Vestibular Disorders, 2001 CPA National Congress, 2001 Chronic Pain (Part 1), 2004 (APTEI) Neurological Recovery: Exercise and Training to Optimize Motor Performance, 2004 (CPA, Carr and Shepherd) Running Injuries and Prevention, Spring 2005 2005 Orthopaedic Symposium with Sport Physiotherapy Canada Thoracic Outlet Syndrome, Kay Yardley (OPA Seminars), 2006 Recent Advances in the Assessment and Treatment of the Sacroiliac Joint (Diane Lee, ProActive Therapeutics), 2006 The Naked Leg: Lower Extremity Anatomy, Clinical Skills and Research in Practice (UofT Faculty of Medicine), 2006 Breathing Evaluation and Management: ProActive Therapeutics, Laurie McLaughlin, 2007 First Interprofessional Forum on Patient Safety Issues for Rehabilitation Professionals, Ontario Hospital Association, 2010 McGill Barefoot Running Course Chi Running course Management of the Hip Course ADP (Assistive Devices Program) Authorizer Accessible Parking Permit authorized

EXPERTISE

GLA:D Hip & Knee Arthritis Certification

Sport and work-related injuries

Pre and post-op joint replacements

Senior care

Homecare Physiotherapy

MVA (Motor Vehicle Accident) injuries

Balance and dizziness disorders

Post-stroke rehabilitation

Physiotherapy for patients with Parkinson’s or Multiple Sclerosis

FAST FACTS

● Loves hiking, kayaking, running, gardening, swimming and SUP-ing #getoutside ● Always a student; currently learning how to crochet, SUP and make soap. ● Is completing a Young Adult novel in her spare time and loves writing poetry

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