Registered Physiotherapist, BPT fmlino@orthophysio.com

Fabiana is an internationally educated Physiotherapist who has a bachelor’s degree in Physiotherapy from Centro Universitário Barão de Mauá in Brazil. Fabiana’s commitment to excellence is reflected in her participation in the Bridging Program at the University of Toronto. This well-respected program has allowed her to become more familiar with the Canadian healthcare context and enhance her existing skills and proficiency in the profession.

During her university years, Fabiana developed a particular interest in the Pilates method. Trained in courses in both Brazil and Canada, she believes that this approach to movement has the incredible power to not only rehabilitate but also prevent injuries, all while fostering a profound connection between mind and body.

During her years working with Pilates, she witnessed firsthand the positive impact it can have on people’s lives. Her experience spans diverse populations, always aiming to deliver the best care for individuals on their journey to recovery.

Some of her interests to further advance her skills are acupuncture training and mentoring for TMJ, scoliosis and chronic pain rehabilitation. In her spare time, she likes to enjoy coffee, reading, going to the gym and practicing Pilates.

Fabiana is fluent in English and Portuguese.

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Registered Massage Therapist and Acupuncture Practitioner jwoodruff@orthophysio.com

Juliette joined The Orthopaedic Therapy Clinic Team in 2004. She is a graduate of the Sutherland-Chan College of Massage Therapy. Her ongoing committment to professional development has led her to complete studies in manual lymph drainage, craniosacral therapy and receive certification in contemporary/medical acupuncture from McMaster university.

Juliette is an integral member of our treatment team working to find solutions to pain and helping to relieve the barriers limiting recovery. She has worked with a diverse range of people including athletes, expectant mothers, and business professionals. She is particularly interested in treating conditions such as scoliosis, spinal stenosis, TMJ, and the thoracic spine. She believes in helping her clients to become an active participant in their own healing process through body awareness, postural education, and self-care exercises.

Juliette has a personal as well as clinical experience with the different stages of cancer. She works towards creating improved quality of life for her clients through education, exercise, acupuncture and manual lymph drainage techniques. She believes in implementing a variety of modalities and current knowledge to personalize client care.

Juliette has a specific interest in the relief of pain and restoration of mobility in scoliosis. She has worked with clients following extensive reconstruction surgery as well as non-operative conditions. She has studied with Dr. Rudolph Weiss of Germany (Katerina Schroth’s grandson) and received a certification in his Scoliologic method. She has developed an approach to the application of massage therapy in scoliosis which has been published by her professional alumni newsletter, SutherlandChan_FingerPrint

Juliette implements knowledge and clinical techniques from a variety of post-graduate courses such as: techniques for post-operative breast cancer, joint mobilizations, Structural Integration for structural alignment (Nisa), Scoliologic method, myofascial techniques, muscle energy techniques (METs), positional release, acupuncture, advanced cervical mobilization and craniosacral techniques. She utilizes and incorporates several different treatment modalities to develop an individualized approach for each client based on their assessment.

Association Memberships

Juliette is registered with the College of Massage Therapists of Ontario.

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Registered Physiotherapist, MSc.PT, BSc. tshi@orthophysio.com

Tiffany is a graduate of University of Toronto with a Master of Science in Physical Therapy. Prior to pursuing a career in Physiotherapy, Tiffany obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Honors Biochemistry from McMaster University.

Tiffany is passionate about helping people to reduce pain, recover from their injury and return to the activities they love. She loves to thoroughly understand the factors contributing to their injury and applies an individual, holistic physical examination which strives to identify the root cause of the condition. Tiffany utilizes education, manual therapy, and different modalities, i.e. dry-needling. She combines this approach with evidence-based home exercise programs tailored to her clients’ needs.

Tiffany is a strong believer in life-long learning. Since graduation, she has completed several courses such as:

Level 1 orthopaedic manual and manipulative physiotherapy Level 1 functional dry-needling Basic sports taping Introductory & advanced vestibular rehab Non-internal introductory pelvic floor course

Tiffany’s knowledge in vestibular rehab allows her to help those who are living with vertigo, dizziness, post-concussion syndrome, or balance deficits. In addition, she is training with Maureen Dwight, clinic director of the Orthopaedic Therapy Clinic, in scoliosis rehabilitation. To further advance her skills and knowledge, Tiffany is interested in taking more courses in pelvic health, acupuncture, and the Orthopaedic division of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association’s manual therapy levels.

In her spare time, Tiffany is a sabre fencer and referee. Being an athlete herself also gives her a particular interest in treating sports related injuries (traumatic and overuse). Tiffany is fluent in English and Mandarin.

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John uses exercise and other body movements (known as motor control retraining) to help his clients recover from a wide spectrum of impairments – from degenerative joint diseases to neurological and metabolic conditions. His approach helps clients regain mobility and function, while managing pain, to return to the activities they enjoy doing the most. John works with clients of all ages and abilities from children with scoliosis to world-class athletes.

During his over 25-year-long career, John has sought out internationally renowned experts in England, the United States, Australia, and Asia. He is trained in Wellspring’s CancerSmart rehabilitation course for health professionals and is BoneFit trained through Osteoporosis Canada. He also has completed courses in the Mulligan method, Myofascial Pain Syndromes, and Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization (DNS).

John has been a frequent presenter at national and international conferences and is published in several highly respected scientific journals in Kinesiology and Physical Therapy. He has recently co-authored a chapter in “The Functional Training Handbook” on the biomechanical considerations for injury prevention and performance improvement in Weightlifting.

John has been the Sports Conditioning Consultant to the University of Toronto Women’s Varsity Volleyball Team, FIVB[1] world-tour women’s beach volleyball athletes, and currently assists Team 2020 future Olympians in Archery in their goals toward podium performances. He has previously been both a competitor and coach in Olympic Weightlifting.

John holds both a Master’s degree in Biomechanics from Queen’s University and an Honours Bachelor’s degree of Physical and Health Education from the University of Toronto. Before returning to his professional practice, John pursued a Ph.D. degree in Spine Biomechanics under the supervision of Dr. Stuart McGill, where he was responsible for the operation of the Spine Biomechanics laboratory and contributed to research projects studying the biomechanics of low back pain.

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Dr. Jenny Song completed her chiropractic education at the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College, and her massage therapy training at the Royal Canadian College of Massage Therapy. She also received her neurofunctional acupuncture certification from McMaster University.

Jenny is passionate about helping her patients achieve their best. Through analysis, she identifies the cause of a problem and works with her clients to determine the best solutions to help them get back to all the activities they love doing. Her treatment process not only relieves pain, but also includes education, advocacy and self-management methods that encourage patients to take initiative of their own health.

Massage therapy has given her the appropriate skills to provide various manual techniques to alleviate pain, and chiropractic has provided her a wealth of knowledge in treating various musculoskeletal conditions catered specifically for each patient. An appointment with Jenny may include manual massage therapy techniques, spinal manipulations, modalities, neuromotor and exercise rehabilitation tools if appropriate.

In her spare time, Jenny enjoys running, strength training and dancing. She also loves hiking and being outdoors with her family and friends. Jenny is a coffee aficionado and is always looking for new recommendations and coffees to try.

Dr. Jenny Song is a registered chiropractor in Ontario and a member of the Ontario Chiropractic Association, as well as a registered massage therapist in Ontario and a member of CMTO

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Registered Physiotherapist, Clinical Musculoskeletal Specialist, Advanced Spine Practitioner ISAEC, Clinic Director mdwight@orthophysio.com

Maureen founded The Orthopaedic Therapy Clinic Inc. in 1987. She is committed to excellence in her practice and to the advancement of the physiotherapy profession. She was one of the first physiotherapists in Ontario to receive a nationally recognized specialist designation as a Clinical Musculoskeletal Specialist. Watch Maureen’s video here.

After graduating from the University of Alberta physiotherapy program with distinction in 1980 she has gone on to study with world recognized experts in the fields of physiotherapy and medicine. These studies have gone beyond the borders of Canada and taken her to the U.S., England, Australia and the Czech Republic. Her areas of interest include chronic neck, back and post-operative spinal conditions.

She has extensive experience with adolescent and adult scoliosis, including both non-operative and post-operative rehabilitation. She has studied with Dr. Rudolph Weiss, grandson of Katerina Shroth, of Germany and received a certification in his Scoliologic method. She has studied with renowned Czech neurologist, Dr. Vladimir Janda.

She is committed to the understanding of underlying issues which impact chronicity and the non-traumatic causes of musculoskeletal pain. Her experience in complex post-surgical conditions has led her to recently expand her practice into the area of post-treatment cancer rehabilitation.

Maureen’s commitment to the physiotherapy profession’s education has been recognized through her appointment as an Adjunct Lecturer with the University of Toronto, Department of Rehabilitation Medicine. In this capacity she provides clinical placements for Master level students in physiotherapy as well as assisting with the education of foreign trained physiotherapists who are transitioning their practice to Canada (OEIPB). These experiences have helped her to remain at the forefront of physiotherapy education both in Canada and in the world at large. She enjoys public speaking and is frequently requested as a guest lecturer at conferences and seminars. Her status as an expert in physiotherapy practice has been accepted in the Civil Courts of Ontario and by the College of Physiotherapists of Ontario.

Association Memberships and Awards

She is a member of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association (CPA) and the College of Physiotherapists of Ontario. She actively participates in the CPA oncology and orthopaedic divisions. She received the Recognition Award, Professional Contribution – External Support from the Ontario Physiotherapy Association. She has been recognized by the readers of NOW Magazine as the best physiotherapist in Toronto. For over 20 years her peers have recognized her leadership and she has received the designation of an ‘Educational Influential’ in Physiotherapy the Institute for Work and Health (IWH). She has been awarded an honorary membership in the Czech medical society.

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