OUR TEAM

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 Natalia is a Registered Physiotherapist with the College of Physiotherapists of Ontario, and a member of The McKenzie Institute International, a highly-regarded method of assessing and treating musculoskeletal disorders, that focuses on active therapy and patient independence.  She has over 10 years experience in the treatment of orthopaedic and sports injuries. Natalia can help you recover from many conditions ranging from headaches to sciatica, to post-surgical conditions such as shoulder surgeries and total joint replacements, as well as in the recovery of tendinitis, sprains and strains.  Natalia’s focus is bringing awareness to the reasons why her patients are experiencing pain, lack of movement, stiffness, tingling and or numbness among other symptoms. She will also teach you exercises that are tailored for your own needs so that you can treat your problem and feel better faster. Natalia strongly believes in the empowerment of patients in their journey towards recovery.   Natalia is fluent in Spanish. 

 Negar is a Registered Physiotherapist licensed to practice in the province of Ontario. She completed a Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy from the University of Tehran.  Negar has been practicing in the hospital, community, and private settings for over 20 years treating orthopaedic and sports injuries, cardiovascular conditions and pelvic health.  She has additional training in manual therapy, acupuncture, therapeutic taping and pelvic health physiotherapy.  She is extremely passionate about her work. Negar's goal is to provide optimal treatment programs using her clinical proficiency and knowledge to improve the overall health and well-being of her patients. 

 Meaghan Kinlin is a dedicated and experienced physiotherapist committed to helping patients regain movement, reduce pain, and improve their overall well-being. With a Master of Science in Physical Therapy from Queen’s University and over a decade of experience in rehabilitation, she brings a compassionate, evidence-based approach to treatment. Meaghan has worked with a diverse range of patients, from individuals recovering from injuries and surgeries to those managing chronic pain, neurological conditions, and mobility challenges. She takes the time to understand each person’s unique needs, developing personalized treatment plans that incorporate manual therapy, exercise prescription, and patient education. Her expertise includes musculoskeletal rehabilitation, neurological rehabilitation, mobility recovery, and injury prevention. Beyond clinical practice, Meaghan is actively involved in physiotherapy education, mentorship, and quality assurance. She has served as an OCE Examiner for the College of Physiotherapists of Ontario and contributed to research and publications on mobility and chronic pain management. She continually expands her skills with certifications in pelvic health, mindfulness-based pain relief, and neurological rehabilitation to provide the best care for her patients. Meaghan looks forward to helping patients move better, feel better, and achieve their health goals. 

 Clover graduated as a Physiotherapist from Trinity College in Ireland in 2006. She worked in the Irish hospital system where she gained a broad base of clinical experience. Alongside this, she worked with a local first division soccer team, treating players’ injuries and facilitating a speedy return to play.  She came to Canada in 2010 and has been working in clinical practice in Toronto since 2011. She has an interest in running injuries and is registered as a running injury expert with The Running Clinic.  She also has an interest in concussion management and has taken courses related to the management of concussion and post concussion syndrome.  In 2016 she worked with ‘The River Dance’ dance company while they performed in Toronto, providing clinical care to cast and crew and being on hand during every performance.  In 2017 Clover completed her Pilates instructor training and she uses Pilates based exercises in the rehabilitation of many conditions.  Clover uses a variety of manual therapy techniques to manage pain, restriction and loss of motion. She enjoys working closely with her patients to achieve their personal goals, whether they be a return to sports, to work, or to a pain free nights sleep. 

 Andrew spent 13 years performing on stage as a classically trained dancer, singer and actor. A few of his favourite contracts include: Cats, Singing in the Rain, The Wizard of Oz and Spamalot. Andrew’s formal education includes: The School of Toronto Dance Theatre where he did his classical dance training; York University where he obtained his BFA Honours in Kinesiology; and the University of Toronto where he earned his Master of Science in Physical Therapy. Coupling his science-based studies in exercise and rehabilitation with his deep intrinsic understanding of human movement through dance, Andrew prefers a hands-on style of therapy. His recipe for rehabilitation includes combining soft-tissue techniques, gentle mobilizations and home prescribed exercises. As a “self-diagnosed people person”, Andrew looks forward to connecting with every patient and collaborating to promote their health and improve their quality of life.  

 Sameer has been a Registered Physiotherapist with the College of Physiotherapists of Ontario for over 16 years, mainly in community ambulatory care.  He treats a diverse group of patients, of varying ages and abilities. He is one of the few graduates in Canada from the well-regarded ACPAC program (www.acpacprogram.ca) and has a special interest in inflammatory and non-inflammatory arthritis. 

 Malikah completed her Masters in Physical Therapy at Western University and received her Bachelors in Kinesiology from York University, giving her an extensive knowledge of the human body and human movement. Throughout her placements in Physical Therapy school, Malikah treated diverse populations including those with athletic injuries, traumatic musculoskeletal and cardiovascular injuries, strokes, and spinal cord injuries. Growing up playing sports competitively and recreationally, Malikah found a passion for being active and exercising. She has always had an interest in the human body and following a sports injury at a young age, Malikah attended Physiotherapy and her love for the profession began. Malikah strives to provide holistic care through addressing not only the physical aspects of pain but understanding the sociological, psychological, spiritual and emotional contributions as well. Through this approach, she is able to provide compassionate and empathetic care that takes into account the unique differences across individuals. She also strives to create a safe space for her clients to ensure they can speak freely and be their authentic selves. Malikah employs a combination of patient education, soft tissue mobilization, manual therapy and exercise prescription in her care. She plans on continuing to strive for excellence in this profession by staying up to date on current research and through continuing education courses. In her spare time, Malikah loves trying out new recipes, going to the gym, reading, playing basketball, and spending time with her loved ones.