Christian is a graduate from the Sutherland-Chan School of Massage Therapy. He has a Bachelor of Arts in Kinesiology from York University and is a Certified Personal Trainer. He believes in a holistic approach to health and fitness; aligning the mechanical components of the body with the driving force of the mind and the spirit. Christian enjoys sports in general and loves distance running, weight lifting and music (especially karaoke).

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Rebecca is a Certified Athletic Therapist who completed her Athletic Therapy degree at Sheridan college, before which she obtained her undergraduate degree in Kinesiology at the University of Waterloo. Rebecca enjoys treating a variety of injuries and helping her patients get back to their sport, work or daily activities. Rebecca uses a whole body approach to her assessments and treatments to ensure not only is the injured site addressed but also the surrounding tissues. Treatments with Rebecca include a variety of manual therapy techniques (including soft tissue and muscle energy techniques), various modalities and personalized exercise home programs. Rebecca is highly trained in athletic taping for all types of injuries, as well as orthopedic bracing. When Rebecca is not working, she can be found training and competing her dressage horse or spending quality time with her family.

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Scott is passionate about the health sciences and applying his knowledge and strategies to helping his patients pull through injuries and obtain their maximal level of function.

Through the completion of his Master’s of Science in Physiotherapy at McMaster University and, undergraduate degree in Kinesiology earned at the University of Guelph-Humber, Scott has acquired extensive theoretical and clinical experience managing orthopedic conditions experienced by a diverse demographic and age range. Scott uses a variety of modalities including manual therapy, acupuncture, shockwave, and exercise prescription to achieve treatment objectives.

Prior to practicing physiotherapy, Scott was a certified strength and conditioning coach and has a significant amount of experience with exercise prescription for both therapeutic and non-therapeutic purposes.

Scott’s hobbies include reading, running, resistance training, hiking, and backcountry camping.

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A Physiotherapist for over 12 years, Lauren primarily focuses on working with runners and running-related injuries. Her specialty is run form analysis and shoe prescription, as well as providing return-to-run plans for people who have been sidelined with injury. She is the creator of the Real Running Course for Clinicians - a course taught year-round to physiotherapists all over Canada that provides a framework for assessing and treating runners. A nature lover at heart, she lives in Orangeville with her husband and two daughters. Lauren also runs a physiotherapy clinic in Toronto that primarily focuses on working with runners.

Lauren went into physiotherapy after being told at a young age that she had inverted thigh bones and would never be able to run. Now, 30+ years later, Lauren has raced at the Ironman 70.3 World Championships in Austria and has completed many half and full marathons including the Boston Marathon in 2018. Although a busy family life has temporarily shifted Lauren’s running priorities away from the starting line, she still finds time to strength train and practice yoga, meditation and mindfulness. Her personal philosophy is “pro movement” - that anyone can run regardless of background, age, size, or injury.

While Lauren has exemplary experience in working with runners, she is well-versed in all types of injuries from low back pain to headaches.

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Kody is a graduate of the Queen Margaret University Physiotherapy program. His prior education includes completing a Masters of Kinesiology and a Bachelors of Kinesiology and Physical Education at Wilfrid Laurier University. Kody has also furthered his training in Strength & Conditioning rehabilitation. His personal and research interests are focused on long-term athlete development and healthy cognitive aging with lifetime physical activity. Kody enjoys working with multiple populations and providing them with the knowledge and holistic support required to live a healthy and active lifestyle. In his free time, Kody likes to stay active by playing competitive soccer, strength training, and running. He also enjoys travelling and supporting Toronto sports teams. “It’s the Leafs year… next year”.

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