Best Physical Therapists in Pickering

Maryam Safari graduated from the University of Medical Science in Iran and obtained her honors bachelor of science in physiotherapy in 2001. She spent several years in an outpatient clinic and hospital setting and gained experience treating various orthopedic and neurologic conditions. She has completed courses in K-taping, soft-tissue release, assessment, and treatment of SI joint and is perusing courses in acupuncture. She specializes in treating a wide variety of orthopedic and neurologic conditions. She is practicing as a physiotherapist in Lifemark Physiotherapy Kingston & Brock. They offer multi-disciplinary services, including mental health, massage therapy, occupational therapy, kinesiology, chiropractic, and sports therapy. Their therapists have developed specialty physiotherapy-based services within their clinics. They provide healthcare services through the Healthy Athletes program. Call them to learn more or to book an appointment.

Joseph Tong received his bachelor’s degree in physical and health education (kinesiology) from the University of Toronto. He completed his Master of Science in Physical Therapy at Queen’s University. He developed his skills as a physiotherapist in various settings, ranging from acute stroke inpatient rehabilitation to outpatient musculoskeletal therapy. Joseph Tong treats all conditions, including Athletic Injuries, Muscle Strains, Sprains, Back, Neck Pain, Disc Injuries, Whiplash, Post-Surgical Conditions, Fractures, Age-Related diseases, and Arthritis. He serves as the physical therapist at Pickering Physiotherapy Institute. The clinic is award-winning multidisciplinary care in acute and chronic rehabilitation phases and neurological conditions. They help to develop, maintain, and restore maximum movement, function, and performance. They give a holistic approach to assist their patients in pain relief, health & fitness goals.

Nilu Mahavitane graduated from the University of Toronto Physical Education (BPHE) before graduating from McMaster University with her MSc(PT). She has worked with the Body Works / Physical Therapy One team since 2005. She continues using her experience with physiotherapy to help motivate her patients to return to their pre-injury activities. She is also a mentor for Physiotherapist & Physiotherapist Assistant students from local and abroad schools. She works on teaching them to confidently work with patients to recover from their injuries, improve their function, and return to their regular activities. She is one of the registered physiotherapists in Body Works Physiotherapy. They use a unique combination of physiotherapy, chiropractic care, orthotics, massage therapy, acupuncture, naturopathic medicine, and chiropody. They can treat the majority of muscular and joint ailments. They can treat repetitive strain/overuse injuries and office-related pain.