Amanda graduated from Ontario College of Health & Technology for Massage Therapy in 2020. 

She joined the CMTO in January 2023. Amanda likes to do Fascial Work and petrissage massage. In treatment she can do many techniques like fascial stretching, tapotement, joint mobilization, deep tissue massage and general swedish massage some of these techniques can help release tight muscles and improve circulation in the body. 

Amanda is always willing to learn and study more so that she can help her patients. Amanda is focused on improving patients’ range of motion, circulation, manage everyday pain and promote a healthy lifestyle. 

In her spare time, Amanda likes to watching movies, listening to music and spend time with her family. 

Tina was graduated from Massage Therapy program in Ontario College of Health & Technology.

She registered with CMTO in 2021. Tina combines General Swedish techniques and Deep Tissue techniques in her massage. She also uses stretching, soft tissue release and joint mobilization in her treatment to increase body flexibility.

She cares about patients’ needs, treat patients not only through skills but truly with her heart.

She loves study and plan to take advanced learning to improve her skills, such as osteopathy and acupuncture. Part of her goal in the future is to make her treatment as a combination of western scientific approaches with TCM perspective.

Techniques:

Swedish
Deep Tissue
Soft Tissue Release
Joint Mobilization
Cupping

Komal graduated in 2007 from SNDT University of India with a Bachelor’s degree in Physiotherapy, and later moved to Canada in 2008.  She worked as a Physiotherapy Assistant while in the process of credentialing with the Canadian Alliance of Physiotherapy Regulators.  Komal was certified in 2019 as a Registered Physiotherapist in Canada.

Komal’s special interests include;

Rehabilitation after surgery
Management of orthopedic conditions
Pelvic floor dysfunction (incontinence and pelvic organ prolapse)
Vestibular rehabilitation

Komal enjoys working with her patients, teaching them how to do exercises safely, education and prevention techniques.  She likes to give personal attention to each and every patient.  Her focus with patients is to optimize their musculoskeletal function for long-standing results.  She strongly implements her skills based on individual assessment and evidence based interventions.

Komal uses hands-on techniques along with other therapeutic modalities, exercise therapy , and education to ensure that patients leave every session feeling excited about the gains in physical function that are possible for them.

In her spare time, Komal enjoys music, travelling, and spending time with her family.

Folarin Babatunde is a physical therapist, teacher and researcher with over two decades of physiotherapy practice experience in Canada, UK and Nigeria. Folarin obtained his BSc Physiotherapy degree (1997) and MSc Orthopedic Physiotherapy degree (2001) from the University of Ibadan in Nigeria. As a lifelong learner he proceeded to obtain a Masters in Sports and Exercise Medicine from Nottingham University (2009) and a PhD in Rehabilitation Science from McMaster University (2020). Folarin's clinical experience includes practice across multiple specialties including Neuro-Rehab, ABI, nMSK, Orthopedics, Sports Medicine, Trauma, Burns and Amputee rehab. Folarin was a clinician at St Johns Rehab (Sunnybrook Health Sciences Center) and Hennick-Bridgepoint Hospital (Sinai Health system) between 2014 and 2020 before pivoting to work in private practice following a new role in academia. Folarin currently provides clinical care to patients in private practice with a focus on helping patients achieve optimum function through increased patient engagement in physical activity, maximizing patient-therapist relationship, promoting self-management, facilitating psychosocial adjustment to chronic pain and enhancing exercise adherence.

Folarin is currently an Assistant Professor on the Master of Physical Therapy program at Western University. His clinical research projects address clinical questions related to reducing pain and disability using digital health solutions targeting psychosocial issues in nMSK health. He is the International Clinical Placement Lead and Evidence Informed Teaching and Knowledge Translation lead for the program. Folarin provides high quality continuous professional development sessions through CIPHER, Cogent Institute for Physical Health Education and Research. Folarin contributes to the training of physiotherapists new to practice in Canada through the University of Toronto Ontario Internationally Educated Physiotherapists Bridging Program (OIEPB). He also contributes to the College of Physiotherapists of Ontario (CPO) Practice Coaching Mentoring Program. He is the chair of the Program Advisory Board, Occupational Therapy Assistant and Physical Therapy Assistant, Fanshawe College, London.

When he is not teaching, mentoring or helping patients, Folarin enjoys writing and performing worship music with his wife, Keziah. They founded the independent music label, God Colors Media Inc in 2019 and have since released 2 albums. They are parents of two wonderful boys, Zeal and Zion.

Dr. Shauna Sommer graduated from NYCC in 2004 and is the owner of St. George Wellness Centre. Dr. Shauna is passionate about empowering people in her community to live to their fullest potential by having a healthy nervous system. Her passion for wellness is passed along to her patients through her expertise in areas of nutrition, lifestyle and wellness.

Dr. Shauna loves adjusting people of all ages, especially kids and pregnant moms!

She likes to describe to patients that their body is like a fuse box that makes everything work! Get your spine checked today!



 

Jan is an experienced practitioner who has worked as a physiotherapist in Germany since 2005, and then completed the four-year program as an Osteopath in 2018. He moved to Canada in 2021, where he holds a Diploma as an Osteopathic Manual Practitioner (DOMP).

Jan worked with people of all ages and backgrounds, including professional athletes, and has experience working with chronic pain patients. Several years of experience in multidisciplinary clinics and rehabilitation centers, and the fact that he offers a wide range of techniques such as visceral therapy, structural osteopathy, cranial osteopathy, manual lymphatic drainage, sports physiotherapy, and trigger point therapy make him stand out in his field of practice.

Jan enjoys spending time with his family, hiking, reading, and playing basketball.

Extended Healthcare Coverage is mostly covered except Canada Life and RWAM.

Growing up, Jason has always had a love for sports and being active. Through high school and into college, sports such as baseball, hockey and volleyball were a staple in his life, especially volleyball where he played at Mohawk College, and later went on to coach for several years as the team’s Strength and Conditioning Coach.

It was the years as a fitness professional that drove his desire for knowledge further, as many clients were looking for ways to move pain-free. Osteopathy helps the body to self-regulate and self heal, and Jason not only provides and facilitates this, but also educates clients on how they can take control over their own healing and journey to keep moving pain-free.

Not only is Jason an Osteopathic Manual Practitioner but is also a part-time professor at Mohawk College in the Health, Wellness and Fitness program, a certified personal trainer and corrective exercise specialist.

Extended Healthcare Coverage is mostly covered except Canada Life and RWAM.

Stemming from her interest in both science and sport, Angela Quick graduated from the University of Guelph with an Honours Bachelor of Science degree in Human Kinetics. Finding fascination in understanding the function and biomechanics of the human body she continued her education at the University of Western Ontario obtaining a Degree in Pedorthics in 2012, later that year she became a Certified Canadian Pedorthist.

Sport has played a significant role in Angela’s life; she competed globally as a professional triathlete, competed as part of the University of Guelph varsity swim team as well as finding passion in distance running. Now with residual swim-bike and run speed she competes at an age-group level in triathlon and enjoys her love for endurance sport. Sport has given Angela an appreciation for movement and the bodies ability to perform.


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