I'm a firm believer that "Health is Wealth," and I’m here to help you get rich! After graduating from UofT (Kinesiology) and Sutherland-Chan, I’ve dedicated my career to understanding how the human body adapts, grows, and performs. ​As a veteran rugby player and Olympic Weightlifting enthusiast, I know what it’s like to push the body to its limits. I use that experience to help my clients move better, recover faster, and stay injury-free. Whether you're looking to hit a new PR or just want to move through your day without pain, I’ve got your back. Let’s get to work!

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Juno obtained his Master of Physical Therapy at Queen’s University after graduating from UBC with his Bachelor of Kinesiology. Throughout his journey he worked as a kinesiologist and with athletes through the Special Olympics. He has completed additional courses in biomechanics, manual therapy, dry needling, running gait analysis and neurodevelopmental facilitation demonstrating his commitment toward lifelong learning. Juno was inspired to join the profession after seeing the impact physical therapy had on his own recovery as well as his loved ones. He believes in taking a proactive approach to one’s own health and wellbeing by focusing on the body as a whole to address the root cause.

In his practice, Juno employs a personalized approach paired with specialized hands-on treatment o help facilitate movement and recovery. He focuses on tailoring his treatment plan to the individual’s lifestyle and needs to help get you back to the activities you enjoy. Juno specializes in sport and overuse injuries, nerve-related dysfunction, and chronic pain.

Outside of the clinic, Juno spends his time learning more about the human body and staying active through boxing, strength training and outdoor runs. Services may also be provided in Korean at an intermediate level.

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Riley earned her Masters of Science in Physiotherapy from McMaster University after completing a Bachelors in Kinesiology from Western University. She has experience working with a wide range of patients, from infants to high level athletes to older adults, working through different musculoskeletal, neurological and cardiorespiratory conditions.

Coming from a background in competitive gymnastics and dance, Riley experienced firsthand the challenges of recovering from injuries. Through her own rehabilitation journey, she developed a passion for helping others regain confidence in movement, inspiring her to become a Physiotherapist.

Her goal is simple: to get people back to doing what they love! She does that through a personalized, collaborative, and active approach to treatment, combining manual therapy, exercise, education and encouragement, to support each patient’s unique goals.

Outside of the clinic, Riley is a big foodie who loves trying new restaurants, going to concerts, exploring scenic hikes and travelling!

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“My name is Jose Valenzuela, after going through not knowing what to do and just winging it for years in my undergraduate studies I decided to pursue an education in fitness and health. At this time in my life I have just finished my bachelor degree in psychology. So I took the Fitness & Health Promotion program at Humber College to further increase my knowledge. After completing my diploma I got certified as a personal trainer by the Canadian Society of Exercise Physiology (CSEP). I always look to further my education and stay up to date in the fitness industry as a lifelong learner in this field. As a result I became a Fascial Stretch Therapist,and continued more schooling at sutherland-chan and became a registered massage therapist.I love learning new things and passing that knowledge down towards my clients to better help them achieve their goals and that living pain free is possible.”

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Dr. Alina Jandu was born and raised in Oakville, Ontario. She earned her Honours Bachelor of Kinesiology from McMaster University before completing her Doctor of Chiropractic degree at the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College in Toronto, graduating Magna Cum Laude.

Growing up, Dr. Alina was involved in a variety of sports, including hockey, soccer, and running. In high school, she discovered a passion for fitness and has since developed a love for weightlifting, indoor cycling, hybrid training and Pilates. As a certified group fitness instructor, she teaches indoor cycling and Pilates, giving her firsthand insight into movement, performance, and injury prevention. This experience allows her to better understand the physical demands her patients face and informs her approach to exercise prescription and rehabilitation.

Dr. Alina treats a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions, including sports injuries, acute injuries, chronic pain, and nerve and disc-related conditions. She also provides maintenance care to help patients stay active and healthy. She believes in empowering patients through education and collaborative care, helping them build confidence in their movement and return to the activities they enjoy.

She takes an evidence-informed, patient-centred approach to treatment, tailoring each care plan to the individual’s goals, lifestyle, and values. Her treatments may include manual therapy, joint mobilization and manipulation, soft tissue therapy, acupuncture, cupping therapy, athletic taping, and personalized rehabilitation exercises.

Outside of the clinic, you’ll likely find Dr. Alina training for her next race, lifting weights at the gym, trying different group fitness classes, exploring new coffee shops, or spending time with family and friends.

Dr. Alina Jandu was born and raised in Oakville, Ontario. She earned her Honours Bachelor of Kine... Read More

Elise first earned her Bachelor of Science, studying Physiology with a minor in Psychology, at McGill University, where she built a strong foundation in understanding how the body and mind work together. After graduating, she worked as a personal trainer, supporting clients in building strength, confidence, and healthy movement habits. This experience deepened her passion for rehabilitation and reaffirmed her aspiration of pursuing her Master of Science in Physical Therapy, which she went on to complete at Queen’s University. Here, she refined her clinical skills and broadened her experience working with diverse patient populations. Elise’s interest in rehabilitation grew through years of personal involvement in fitness and strength training, alongside her early and ongoing fascination with how the body adapts, heals, and thrives through movement.

Elise takes a warm, collaborative, and holistic approach. She focuses on building movement confidence through tailored exercise programs, education, and manual techniques. Her goal isn’t just short-term relief, but helping her patients to build long-term resilience so they can keep doing the activities that bring them joy - whether that’s sport, work, family life, or simply moving about their daily lives with more ease. She values creating a space where patients feel empowered to take ownership of their progress, while also feeling heard and supported as they work toward meaningful and sustainable achievements.

Outside the clinic, Elise enjoys running and powerlifting, adventuring to a new campsite in the backcountry, and attending live music events.

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