Open extended hours Mon-Sat
741 Broadview Avenue, Suite 206
Toronto, ON, M4K 3Y3
P. 416.792.5115
F. 647.436.1926
info@TorontoPhysiotherapy.ca
Your treatment is only as good as your physiotherapist! At Toronto Physiotherapy our treatment style is highly personable, relaxed, and encouraging. We provide careful assessments, an evidence-based approach, and spend more time with each client during treatment sessions. This “quality over quantity” philosophy is highly effective in getting clients back to their daily routine as soon as possible.
Lindsay Davey,
PT, MScPT, MSc, CAFCI, CDT
Clinic Director
Registered Physiotherapist
Certified in Acupuncture
Certified in Manual Lymphatic Drainage
Lindsay loves her work! At Toronto Physiotherapy, Lindsay is redefining physiotherapy as an exceptionally high-quality and high-value health care service. She has developed a distinctive clinic philosophy dedicated to providing superior treatment and exceeding client expectations. This philosophy arises from Lindsay’s experiences at multiple physiotherapy clinics, both in orthopedic/sports rehabilitation and in neurological outpatient settings, through a multitude of post-graduate training, and through independent research.
Lindsay is dedicated to maintaining the highest standard of care for her clients, and to this end has pursued, and continues to pursue, professional development in several areas. She has received advanced training in manual orthopedic therapy and is fully certified by the Acupuncture Foundation of Canada Institute. Lindsay is also certified in Combined Decongestive Therapy, providing the highly specialized treatment technique of Manual Lymphatic Drainage.
Lindsay is affiliated with the University of Toronto through her roles as a clinical reasoning tutor for students in the Physical Therapy program, and as a peer coach for students identified as needing additional support. In addition, she is an active member of the Clinical Education Advisory Committee.
Lindsay graduated from the University of Toronto with a Masters degree in Physical Therapy. She received the Canadian Physiotherapy Association Award for obtaining the highest academic and clinical standing among her peers, and was the valedictorian of her graduating class. Lindsay is a published author of her research into the long-term impact of partially delisting physiotherapy services in Ontario (Physiotherapy Theory and Practice (2008),24:5,329-343). Prior to entering Physical Therapy, Lindsay obtained a Masters degree in Medical Biophysics, for her work in cancer research which took place at the Ontario Cancer Institute and Princess Margaret Hospital. Lindsay spends her free time staying active with running, weight-training, and volunteering with the Special Olympics.
Brendan McGovern,
PT, MScPT, BScKin, CAFCI
Registered Physiotherapist
Certified in Acupuncture
Brendan brings with him a wealth of specialized experience from the hospital outpatient orthopedic setting, having treated a variety of complex acute and chronic musculoskeletal conditions, including fractures and soft tissue injuries. Brendan has also had the opportunity to treat a range of post-surgical conditions, specifically of the shoulder, elbow, hip, knee and ankle. In addition to his work in the hospital outpatient setting, Brendan has worked in both private clinics and in home care.
Brendan’s treatment methodology includes specialized manual therapy techniques to restore joint and tissue mobility, specific exercise instruction to restore function, and education to maintain function and prevent reoccurrence of injury.
Brendan is dedicated to maintaining the highest standard of care for his clients. To this end he has received advanced training in manual orthopedic therapy, neural mobilization, exercise therapy, and is fully certified by the Acupuncture Foundation of Canada Institute.
Brendan is affiliated with the University of Toronto as an instructor of clinical education for the Physical Therapy Masters program. His roles include clinical reasoning tutor, clinical skills lab facilitator, and in-clinic instructor for students completing their advanced orthopedic internships.
Brendan graduated from the University of Toronto with a Masters degree in Physical Therapy. Brendan is a published author for his research in defining the role of the Canadian Physical Therapist in global health initiatives (Physiotherapy Canada (2007), 59:4,272-285). Prior to entering Physical Therapy, Brendan obtained a Bachelors degree in Kinesiology from the University of Victoria, British Columbia. Brendan spends his free time staying active with weight-training, running and traveling.
Nicole Sullivan,
PT, MScPT, MSc(c), CAFCI(c), CSCS
Registered Physiotherapist
Nicole is passionate about promoting health and wellness both locally and abroad. She has experience in diverse rehabilitative settings including orthopaedic private practice, home care, spinal cord/brain injury rehabilitation, paediatrics and community based work in India. Her genuine interest in the health and well-being of her patients makes her an exceptionally effective practitioner.
Nicole brings a broad spectrum of skills to Toronto Physiotherapy. She is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist, has advanced training in Manual and Manipulative Therapy and Acupuncture, and has a strong background in athletic training, injury prevention, research, and health promotion. Nicole achieves her patients’ individualized goals by integrating a variety of physiotherapy tools and approaches into her treatment practice including manual therapy, acupuncture, motor re-patterning, therapeutic taping, exercise program development and high-performance training.
Nicole graduated with a Masters degree in Physiotherapy from McMaster University, and is currently working towards a Masters of Science degree in Sports Medicine from the University of British Columbia’s School of Human Kinetics.
Nicole enjoys spending her free time cross-fitting, practicing yoga, and traveling.
Peter Adams,
RMTPT, CAFCI(c)
Registered Massage Therapist
Certified in Acupuncture
Certified Teacher of the Alexander Technique
Peter has over 21 years experience as a massage therapist working in private practice as well as multidisciplinary clinics treating and rehabilitating a number of soft-tissue injuries ranging from motor vehicle injuries, pre and post surgeries and repetitive strain injuries. Peter also has considerable experience as a sports massage therapist helping Olympic and elite athletes achieve peak performance while preventing injuries. In conjunction with rehabilitation and sports massage, Peter specializes in relaxation massage for stress management to address the chronic physical ailments caused by stress, including headaches, fatigue, neck and back pain. Early on in his practice, Peter began to notice the correlation between poor posture and physical ailments, especially on those who spent prolonged hours on the computer.
Peter's treatment protocol includes Swedish Massage to manipulate the soft-tissue and rehabilitate the muscles. Treatments may also include exercises and stretches to help facilitate the treatment and provide a continuing care program for the patient.
Peter's commitment to the well-being and speedy rehabilitation of his patients' injuries led him to study acupuncture, which he incorporates during his treatments when necessary.
Peter graduated from Kikkawa College of Shiatsu and Massage Therapy in 1988 and The Ontario School of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture in 1999. He graduated from the Toronto School of the Alexander Technique in 2009. Peter spends his free time practicing Kung Fu, Yoga, weight-training and for nine years volunteered as the Pizza Lunch Fundraiser for his children's elementary school, Jackman Avenue Public School. He is an avid reader, cook, gardener and opera enthusiast.
Toronto Physiotherapy works closely with Riverdale Pilates, a renowned Pilates studio unlike any other in the city of Toronto. Riverdale Pilates delivers exceptional Pilates instruction for both rehabilitation and non-rehabilitation clients. All instructors have achieved certification in The Pilates Process, a rehabilitative training method developed by Riverdale Pilates owner, Laura Helsel. Many instructors also have a strong foundation of Pilates training in the Stott Pilates Method. The highly skilled instructors at Riverdale Pilates prioritize the precision and quality of movement in their training sessions, and can adapt the program to suit each individual client’s goals, ability level, and body type. The Pilates method used at Riverdale Pilates is of such high quality that many physiotherapists, physicians, massage therapists, and chiropractors refer their patients for this expert training, with great results. Please visit www.riverdalepilates.com for more information.
Contact us today to find out how Toronto Physiotherapy can help you.