Farry is a physiotherapist with years of clinical experience and a passion for helping diverse communities move and feel better.
She communicates in English, Hindi, Gujarati, and Punjabi, making it easier for patients to feel understood from day one.
Farry takes a hands-on, patient-centered approach. She builds treatment plans around your goals, your pace, and your current capacity, using evidence-based techniques to support you at every stage of recovery. She treats a wide range of conditions including chronic pain, postural issues, sports injuries, fracture recovery, and MVA or workplace rehab. She has a special interest in seniors, pregnant women, and active individuals. Her services include: pelvic floor physiotherapy (urinary incontinence, prenatal/postpartum recovery, core rehab) MSK acupuncture, cupping therapy, Exercise prescription and manual therapy.
Outside the clinic, Farry stays active through swimming and badminton. She lives by the principle that motion is lotion, and brings that energy to every patient she works with.
Jahnavi is a passionate and dedicated Physiotherapy Resident, set to complete my OCE by June 2026. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Physiotherapy from the Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research (PGIMER), Chandigarh, India. With clinical experience in musculoskeletal, paediatric, neuromuscular, and sports injury rehabilitation, she believes in a well-rounded and patient-focused approach to physiotherapy care.
She believes in the power of therapeutic touch—what she fondly calls the “magical hands” of a physio—combined with evidence-based graduated exercise programs. Her treatment philosophy centres around patient empowerment, hands-on therapy, and personalized care that meets each individual’s goals and lifestyle.
Outside of work, she leads an active life, Enjoying hiking, playing badminton, experimenting with new recipes in the kitchen, and cherishing quality time with friends and family.
Amrit Preet is a Registered Physiotherapist who provides patient-centred, evidence-based care focused on restoring movement, reducing pain, and improving day-to-day function. She takes a thorough, individualized approach to treatment, combining hands-on manual therapy, targeted exercise programs, and appropriate therapeutic modalities to support long-term results.
Amrit treats a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions, including sports injuries, post-operative rehabilitation, and persistent or chronic pain. Her clinical strengths include detailed movement and postural assessment, manual therapy, gait and balance retraining, ergonomic education, and mobility restoration. She prioritizes clear communication and active patient involvement to help individuals return to the activities that matter most to them.
Taylor McAuley completed an Honours Bachelor of Kinesiology (BKin) at Wilfrid Laurier University, with a minor in Psychology and Biology. She later pursued specialized training in manual osteopathy at the National Academy of Osteopathy, graduating with honours and developing a strong foundation in musculoskeletal care and hands-on manual therapy.
With her background in kinesiology, Taylor developed a strong interest in how restrictions in the body’s muscles, joints, and connective tissues can contribute to pain and dysfunction. Osteopathy allows her to take a whole body, hands-on approach to identifying the root cause of these issues and helping patients restore balance, mobility and overall function.
Taylor uses a variety of manual osteopathic techniques to support patients experiencing chronic pain, neck and back pain, headaches, postural dysfunction and mobility restrictions. Her goal is not only to reduce pain, but also how the body moves and functions so patients can remain active and prevent future injury.
Outside of the clinic, Taylor has a strong background in athletics. She grew up competing in swimming, volleyball, and rugby throughout high school and university. She continues to stay active through strength training, yoga and outdoor activities such as skiing, snowboarding, and hiking. In her free time, she also enjoys traveling and cooking.
Megan is a Registered Social Worker who obtained her Masters of Social Work from University of Toronto and her Bachelor of Social Work from Ryerson University. Over the past ten years she has worked with adolescents, youth, adults and families in several different settings including community mental health, hospital, crisis services, school and live in treatment homes. She has worked with people experiencing a wide range of complex needs and challenges such as developmental, cognitive, physical and mental.
She is passionate about helping others and works collaboratively from a strengths-based, trauma informed and person-centred approach. She has provided individual, group and family therapy using an eclectic mix of therapeutic modalities such as Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), Emotion Focused Therapy and Narrative Therapy.
