Master of Clinical Science, University of Western Ontario
Medical Acupuncture Provider, McMaster University
Master of Science in Physical Therapy, University of Toronto
Bachelor of Health Science (Child Health Specialization), McMaster University
Sarpreet graduated in 2017 with her Master of Science in Physical Therapy from the University of Toronto. She has also attained her FCAMPT designation and completed her Master of Clinical Science at the University of Western Ontario.
Sarpreet is driven by a simple desire to help every one of her clients achieve their individual goals. She uses a set of specialized skills that include a blend of manual therapy, neurofunctional acupuncture, education, and exercise prescription. Sarpreet enjoys connecting with her clients and building a therapeutic relationship with each of them. She finds great satisfaction in helping her clients improve their quality of life and teaching them how to manage their symptoms on their own.
Sarpreet has a special interest in treating runners, and individuals with cervicogenic headaches, concussion and jaw (TMJ) pain.
While Sarpreet enjoys travelling, yoga and staying active, she loves spending time with her nieces and nephews the most.
Andrew Tri PT, FCAMPTRegistered Physiotherapist
Master of Science in Physical Therapy, University of Toronto
Master of CIinical Science - Sport and Exercise Medicine (Candidate 2024)
Adjunct Lecturer - University of Toronto, Physical Therapy Department
Vice-President and Social Media Director - CAMPT
Andrew has been a Physiotherapist since 2014 when he graduated from the Physical Therapy program at the University of Toronto. He completed his training and successfully received his Diploma of Advanced Manual and Manipulative Therapy and became a Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Manipulative Physiotherapy (FCAMPT)
Andrew is very active within the teaching community and currently has an Academic Appointment at the University of Toronto as an Adjunct Lecturer. He is also currently the Vice-President and Social Media Director for the Canadian Academy of Manipulative Physiotherapy (CAMPT)
He has extensive experience working with a wide range of sports and athletes and also works as a Physiotherapist with the Toronto Lakeshore Skating School (TLSS). He has covered multiple Skate Canada and International Skating Union (ISU) events as part of their medical team.
He uses a variety of techniques including joint mobilization/ manipulation, exercise prescription and programming, neural tissue mobilization, taping, myofascial release, acupuncture and functional dry needling to help his clients reach their full potential.
He also has extensive training working with individuals with persistent pain.
Barbara "Basia" Gorczyca Abel, PTRegistered Physiotherapist
Masters of Health Management, McMaster University
Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy, University of Toronto
Bachelor of Science in Human Kinetics and Psychology, University of Guelph
Certified in Use of Acupuncture (CAFCI), Acupuncture Canada
Basia is an experienced physiotherapist who graduated from the University of Toronto in 2003 with a Bachelor of Science: Physical Therapy. She has an Honours Bachelor of Science: Specialization in Human Kinetics, Minor in Psychology from the University of Guelph (1999) and Masters in Health Management from the McMaster University (2024).
She has been a Fellow with the Canadian Association of Manual and Manipulative Therapists (FCAMPT) since 2010. She is an examiner for the College of Physiotherapists of Ontario.
Basia is passionate about helping people reach their health goals. She uses a blend of specialized skills in her treatment plans: advanced manual therapy, education, neural tissue mobilization, taping, myofascial release, exercise prescription, taping, and acupuncture. She finds that the key to success is identifying the core drivers to her patient’s condition. This empowers her patients to manage their symptoms and return to the activities they love.
In her spare time, Basia loves to be outdoors with her husband, two kids and her dog running, hiking, mountain biking, gardening, playing soccer and traveling. She has played competitive soccer and has completed several long distance races. Her experience also includes working with various sports teams, and with high level athletes including rugby players, soccer players, gymnasts, and hockey players.
Himani Tuteja, PTRegistered Physiotherapist
Master of Physiotherapy
Vestibular Rehabilitation Competency Program, Emory University
Acupuncture and Dry Needling, practitioner
Himani has been registered with the College of Physiotherapists of Ontario since 2014 and has worked in both hospital and private practice settings. She has experience working with all age groups and treating a variety of musculoskeletal dysfunctions including postural dysfunctions, overuse injuries, post-surgical conditions, traumatic and degenerative joint diseases.
She is keen on providing an evidence-based approach to provide the best care for all her patients. Her patients can expect to receive detailed initial assessment, patient education, various manual therapy techniques, individualized exercise prescription and modalities for pain management to help her patients achieve an optimal level of function.
Over the years, she has completed advanced training in manual therapy through courses offered by the Orthopedic Division of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association, McKenzie Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy, and APTEI continuing education courses. She is also skilled in providing Acupuncture, Electroacupuncture, and Dry Needling for her patients.
Additionally, Himani has a special interest in treating patients with vertigo and post-concussion syndrome. She has completed advanced training in vestibular rehabilitation through the Vestibular Competency-Based Course by Emory University and the American Physiotherapy Association.
Outside of work, Himani enjoys yoga, hiking, travelling and spending time with her family.
Gabriel Ho, RMTRegistered Massage Therapist
Certified Medical Acupuncture
Neurofunctional Sports Performance Therapist
Gabriel is a graduate of the Royal Canadian College of Massage, McMaster Contemporary Medical Acupuncture, and McMaster Advanced Neurofunctional Sports Performance Programs and a member of the College of Massage Therapists.
As an instructor for the McMaster Contemporary Medical Acupuncture course, and developer of the Contemporary Suction Cup Therapy course, he is involved with the development of the next generation of practitioners. He is passionate about helping people along their healing journey.
Gabriel's treatments focus on identifying and correcting the underlying causes of dysfunction. He uses what he has learned in his education, experience, and study travels across China, combining traditional Eastern therapies with scientifically proven Western therapies to determine the best possible course of treatment.
His treatments include: acupuncture, cupping, massage and myofascial release techniques. Gabriel is a life long learner and continuously adds treatment techniques to his toolbox.
Since no one can know your body more than you, patient interaction and participation is essential to a more effective treatment.
Gabriel loves helping patients return to the activities that they love to do with greater effectiveness and without pain.
Paul Shin PT, FCAMPT, CAFCI, CGIMSRegistered Physiotherapist
Honours Bachelor of Science , University of Toronto
Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy, University of Toronto
Master of Science , University of Toronto
Certificate in Collaborative Program, Neuroscience, University of Toronto
Certified in use of acupuncture (CAFCI), Acupuncture Canada
Certified in the Gunn Intramuscular Stimulation (IMS) Needling Technique, The Institute for the Study and Treatment of Pain (iSTOP)
Vestibular Rehabilitation Competency Program, Emory University
In 2010, Paul received his Diploma of Advanced Manual and Manipulative Therapy and became a Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Manipulative Physiotherapy (FCAMPT). He currently is an instructor within the Advanced Integrated Musculoskeletal (AIM) Physiotherapy Program offered by the Canadian Physiotherapy Association, and is a mentor for physiotherapists enrolled in the program. He also is a clinical instructor within the Physiotherapy program at McMaster University.
Paul has experience working with both the weekend warrior and elite athlete alike. He uses a variety of techniques including joint mobilization/manipulation, core stabilization and exercise programs, neural tissue mobilization, postural taping, myofascial release, acupuncture and IMS to help his clients reach their full potential. Paul is an avid athlete himself and plays volleyball and hockey all year round. His other career as a full-time father also keeps him busy chasing after his young daughter and son.
