3 Best Physiotherapists in Kitchener

“Andrew Woelk received his physiotherapy degree from McMaster University and his BA from the University of Waterloo. Andrew Woelk started his rehabilitative career working with persons with acquired brain injuries in 1997. He resumed his extensive post-graduate courses focusing on advanced manipulative therapy skills and acupuncture. Andrew Woelk has helped teach clinical skills at McMaster University and now enjoys treating patients and mentoring fellow physiotherapists. He is the owner of SOS Physiotherapy. The clinic is committed to delivering the highest quality of care in an energetic and engaging environment. Their team uses creative diagnostic techniques, hands-on testing, and specialized movement screenings.”

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“Michael Major completed his BSc in Kinesiology at the University of Waterloo and an MSc at McMaster University. He treats people of all activity levels and ages. He mentors physiotherapists across Ontario and has worked on the Board of Directors of the Ontario Physiotherapy Association. He also represented physiotherapists within the Pan Am/Para Pan Am Games Medical Services Expert Provider Group. He had the opportunity to work in a clinic alongside orthopaedic surgeons and a physiatrist, allowing him to work with many people following complex and traumatic injuries. He has been consulting nationally since 2012, leading to the consultation of thousands of physiotherapy cases. He was a member of the Artillery in the Canadian Armed Forces. He is currently practising at Strive Physiotherapy & Performance. Since opening their doors, they are proud to have helped over 7,000 clients in Kitchener. Their commitment to excellence in client service and evidence-based clinical results.”

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“Ravi Pandya earned his Bachelor of Physiotherapy degree in India. He also finished his diploma in fitness and health promotion from Humber College in Toronto. He completed his training from the Canadian Society for Exercise Physiology (CSEP) and an IEHP Course with the University of Toronto. He holds certifications in Maitland Mobilization, Advanced Vestibular Rehabilitation, Concussion Shift, Acupuncture, Taping, Customized Orthotics and Advanced Manual Therapy. He is a member of the Ontario College of Physiotherapy. He specializes in manual therapy, exercise programs, acupuncture, vestibular rehabilitation (BPPV), concussion management, balance training, taping, work-related injuries, repetitive strain injuries, sports injuries, mobilization, and patient education.”

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