Our Team

Dr. Jenny Clement is a family doctor who graduated medical school at McMaster University and completed her residency through the University of Toronto's rural family medicine program. She did a fellowship in low-risk obstetrics and continues to deliver babies out of St. Joseph's Health Care Centre. Dr. Jenny Clement also practiced Palliative Care at St. Joseph's Health Centre both in the inpatient and home setting for several years. Since completing residency, Dr. Jenny Clement works at a Sexual Health Clinic, where she enjoys counseling teenagers and adults of all ages about safer sex, and birth control options. As well, she is part of a team that provides sexual health talks to teenagers in high schools.

Prior to her career in medicine, Dr. Jenny Clement completed a BA from UWO and also attended the Stratford Chefs School; she cooked professionally for five years in London, Stratford, New Orleans and Toronto. Growing up, she was a competitive gymnast and segued her athletic training to a career as an acrobat for Cirque du Soleil. She left Cirque in 2000 to pursue a career in medicine and her unique background has lent itself well to being a family doctor with a diverse area of interests. Given her athletic background, Dr. Clement has a special interest in keeping people active in their sports by helping identify and treat muscle, joint and sports injuries.

In her spare time, Dr. Jenny Clement enjoys reading, doing yoga, sailing, cooking, riding motorcycles and spending time with her family.

Michelle is a Physiotherapist and an Osteopath with a Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy from the University of Toronto (1992) and a Doctorate in Osteopathic Manual Practice (2004). She combines her knowledge as a physiotherapist with the holistic philosophy of Osteopathy to provide patients with highly effective treatment to help reduce pain, improve function, and improve and restore health. She has successfully helped patients recover from a wide variety of injuries, including back and neck injuries, sports injuries, muscle and ligament injuries, tendonitis, repetitive strain injuries, headaches, and arthritis. Her comprehensive approach has enabled her to achieve positive results even in individuals who have not responded to other forms of treatment or who have conditions for which there is no effective medical treatment. Outside of work, Michelle spends most of her spare time with her 2 young children, but loves to travel when her schedule permits!

Michelle received her Master's of Science in Physiotherapy from McMaster University (2009), and also holds a Bachelor's of Art degree in Kinesiology and Health Sciences from York University (2007).

Michelle has a passion for educating, advocating and supporting patients as they work towards achieving their health and wellness goals. She has experience working with athletes of all levels and has a special interest in pre and postnatal care. Michelle is committed to pursuing ongoing postgraduate courses to enhance her skills. Having already completed courses in Peripheral and Spinal Therapeutic Taping and Thoracic and Lumbar Spinal Manipulations, she integrates these advanced skills into her patients' treatments.

Michelle was born and raised in Bermuda and has made Canada her second home for the past six years. She looks forward to her visits home but also enjoys discovering all Toronto has to offer. During her spare time she enjoys keeping physically active by working out in the gym, spinning and jogging. Her other hobbies include cooking, reading and travelling.

Carolina graduated from D'Youville College in Buffalo, NY with a Master of Physical Therapy in 2006. She also holds a Bachelor of Science (Honours Life Sciences) from the University of Toronto (2003). Carolina began her career by working as a travel physical therapist in the U.S. which exposed her to various clinical settings including independent orthopaedic clinics, acute care facilities, inpatient rehabilitation institutions and geriatric medicine. Using both manual skills and specific exercises she enjoys helping patients with back and neck pain, neurological diseases, overuse/repetitive injuries, sports injuries and headaches. She also has a strong interest in the dance and performing arts community and their very unique injuries. Carolina is currently working toward credentialing in the McKenzie Method of Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy, and learning more manual skills through the Mulligan Concept.

Ms. Rotondo enjoys many outdoor adventures including hiking, kayaking and Dragon boating. She continues to grow her skills by participating in many dance classes including classical ballet, modern and contemporary, Latin ballroom and hip-hop.

Professional Memberships

• College of Physiotherapists
• International Academy of Dance Medicine and Science

Maria is a Registered Massage Therapist with special training in Sports Injury Therapy. She has clinical experience working with athletes at all levels, and in particular with Judo, weightlifting and power lifting competitions. She also has experience with pre-natal massage and working with patients with ailments such as Multiple Sclerosis. Maria is expertly trained in First Aid and CPR and can assess, treat, and rehabilitate sports injuries.

Maria is uses a variety of techniques in order to tailor a program specific to her clients needs and goals. She is excited to expand on her current knowledge base through continued learning, and working closely and cooperatively with her colleagues at Physio Plus Health Group.

Marcel brings 25 years of sport medicine experience to PhysioPlus Health Group. He combines his knowledge as a Registered Massage Therapist (with national certification in sport massage) together with his training as a Certified Athletic Therapist to provide patients with a highly effective treatment approach.

Marcel has been selected for Canada's Medical teams at many international sporting events including the 1988 Calgary Olympics, the 2000 Sydney Summer Olympics, Commonwealth Games and Pan Am Games. He has worked with Canada's national Speed Skating, Basketball, Track and Field and Beach Volleyball teams. While he continues to work with Canada's elite athletes Marcel believes that, "you don't have to be a world class athlete to receive world class treatment!". He has helped a wide range of patients including athletes, weekend fitness buffs, as well as people who have sustained injuries performing day to day activities.

Marcel is an avid trail runner and outdoor enthusiast, found most weekends enjoying the backwoods of Ontario.

Since registering as a Massage Therapist with the CMTO, Mingh has continued his education with his certification in Contemporary Medical Acupuncture from McMaster University.

Working with both modalities, Mingh is able to offer his clients a combined treatment of both manual therapy and acupuncture to further along his patients treatment plan.

Mingh has worked with a variety of patients and has a passion working with individuals with chronic pain due to injury or pathology, stress and posture related symptoms and sports related injuries. His approach to treatment includes building a strong team of therapists to help with recovery and reach the patients goals in a professional, caring and efficient manner. Working beside other therapist at Physio Plus Health Group, he is confident that patients are able to receive the treatment and care they deserve.

His interests include martial arts, triathlons, fly fishing, traveling, motorcycles and FOOD.

Christine is a registered massage therapist with a degree Kikkawa College with Honours. She integrates traditional massage with advanced muscle and connective tissue release, deep tissue massage, sports massage and taping, and trigger point therapy to help treat the root of her clients' problem. Christine also incorporates remedial exercise in her therapeutic treatments to facilitate the healing process and promote a faster recovery. She has experience treating a wide variety of muscle and joint injuries and conditions, as well as neurological conditions such as Multiple Sclerosis & Cerebral Palsy.

Christine is dedicated to expanding her knowledge and skill level through ongoing professional development courses. This year Christine will complete her certification in Myoskeletal Alignment Technique. In her spare time, Christine loves yoga, dance and playing basketball.

Leslie began working as a Pilates Instructor in 2004 after completing all levels of both mat and reformer training at Stott Pilates in Toronto. Her interest in injury rehabilitation led her to pursuing further education in Pilates for Injuries and Special Populations. She has since completed her Yoga certification and integrates Yoga and pilates to offer a unique approach tailored to individual client needs. Leslie is trained in all physiotherapy modalities and she is versed in working with a multitude of clients from children to seniors, and both chronic and acute injuries. With her intensive training in many different areas and settings of rehabilitation Leslie can draw upon a diverse array of resources and detailed anatomical knowledge to ensure safe treatment that is individualized to suit her client’s unique needs.

AnnaMarie has been teaching Pilates in the west end of Toronto since 2002. She discovered the Pilates method of conditioning in 2000, in search of new challenges to her fitness regime. Impressed by the positive changes it caused in her body as well as improved awareness and body knowledge, she decided to begin instructor training.

Over the years, AnnaMarie has taught people with a range of considerations such as: the aches and pains of an inactive lifestyle, age-related weakness, inexperience with movement and exercise, pre- and post-natal requirements, and conditions such as, arthritis, osteoporosis, Multiple Sclerosis, scoliosis and various musculo-skeletal conditions. She enjoys seeing people discover movement capabilities that were previously beyond their reach and is inspired by the progress and improvements of the people she works with.

Over the years, AnnaMarie has had success helping people move through the rehabilitation process toward improved functioning and was happy to join PhysioPlus in 2008 to begin to apply her skills and experience in a physiotherapy environment and to discover the new challenges that brings.

Anne fell in love with pilates after her first class. With its focus on core strength and mind/body awareness, it was just the workout she was looking for. After several years into her own practice, she pursued her teacher certification in matwork, the cadillac and the chair with Movement for Health in 2007. Remarkably, she found that pilates was such an effective, and rehabilitative mode of exercise for those dealing with numerous issues and has worked with a diverse range of students, including seniors, dancers, athletes and musicians. She has found that we all share a common ground-the body is meant to move and pilates plays a key role in establishing a long-standing relationship between the body and the mind. And as pilates evolves, Anne continues her education by consistently attending courses, workshops and conferences to bring this information to her clients in order to give them their best possible sessions."

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Susan Free, MFA, CMA, GCFP has taught somatic movement in post-secondary and public settings since 1990, including 12 years in the Faculty of Physical Education and Health at the University of Toronto. A versatile teacher, she works with a wide range of people, including actors, dancers, musicians, writers, seniors and athletes. Currently Susan is on faculty at the Randolph Academy for the Performing Arts, where she teaches the Feldenkrais Method to 'triple threat' performing arts students. She is also on staff at the Feldenkrais Centre where she teaches regular classes and workshops. Susan has a B.A. in Communication (and Dance), an MFA in Dance History and Criticism, is a Certified Laban Movement Analyst, and a Guild Certified Feldenkrais® Practitioner.

Susan is also available for private hands-on Feldenkrais Functional Integration® sessions.

Christine Dychangco completed her Honours Bachelor in Physiology and Psychology at the University of Western Ontario. During her studies, Christine became interested in how a person's mind, body, and behaviour are so entwined in creating one's state of health and well-being. In 2004, Christine began her 4 years of study at the Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine in Toronto, one of only two accredited naturopathic colleges in Canada. She gained clinical experience through preceptorship with various naturopathic and medical doctors, as well as interning at the Robert Schad Naturopathic Clinic, the Queen West Community Health Centre, and the Parkdale Community Health Centre. Christine is currently licensed by the Board of Directors of Drugless Therapy – Naturopathy in the province of Ontario.

Christine is committed to working with her patients to improve their health and well-being by supporting the body's natural healing ability. She practices general family naturopathic medicine, with a special interest in women's health and mental health. A variety of naturopathic modalities are used in her practice including clinical nutrition, diet and lifestyle counseling, botanical medicine, acupuncture and Asian medicine, homeopathy, and hydrotherapy.

Christine Dychangco, ND is currently accepting new patients and is available for a complementary 15 minute consultation to discuss how naturopathic medicine can help you.

Alexandra is a Registered Nutritional Consultant Professional trained in Natural Nutrition. Her goal is to educate individuals and groups about the many health benefits of optimal nutrition. She is qualified to design personalized diet and lifestyle programs to help with weight loss, stress management, overall health, and improving eating habits. She helps you achieve your goals not only through eating a wholesome nutrient dense diet, but also through exercise, stress management, and encouraging emotional wellness.

Dr. Davidian received her Doctor of Chiropractic degree from the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College (CMCC), and holds Honors Bachelor of Science and Master of Science degrees from the University of Toronto. She is trained in Medical Acupuncture from McMaster University, which she integrates this into her holistic approach to patient care.

Dr. Davidian has experience treating many conditions including headaches, neck pain, back pain, muscle strains, tendonitis, ligament sprains and arthritis. Using a holistic, patient-centered approach, she combines a variety of treatment techniques to help her patients manage their pain, recover from injury and return to their normal daily activities. Treatment typically integrates a variety of hands-on techniques including gentle mobilization/ manipulation, soft tissue therapy such as massage, acupuncture, exercise, orthotics, laser therapy, electrotherapy such as IFC, or ultrasound. When she is not in the clinic, Dr. Davidian enjoys hiking and globetrotting when time permits.

Dr. Davidian is currently accepting new patients and is available for a complementary 15-minute consultation to discuss how chiropractic care can help you. For more information on how chiropractic care can help you, please visit www.chiropractic.on.ca.

Leslie received her Honours Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Queen's University (1994) and went on to become a Human Resource manager, working with several major North American corporations. In pursuit of greater career satisfaction, she completed a Masters of Arts in Counselling Psychology (2003) as well as a professional coaching certification program (2002) with the Adler School of Professional Psychology and has subsequently been providing services in a private practice setting. She loves the new life she has created for herself! Leslie is a registered member of the College of Psychologists and a member of the International Coaching Federation.

Leslie's practice is based on the belief that life is too short not to live it to the fullest. She provides a confidential environment to explore what you really want and help you to achieve it. Leslie has a special interest in working with people who feel they could be more satisfied with their career or educational path, and is able to utilize psychological assessment tools to help clients make informed choices. As well, her experience working with those with Learning Disabilities and ADHD makes her an ideal coach for individuals who learn differently. Finally, the mind-body connection can be a strong one. Sometimes physical pain can be an expression of feelings of stress, worry, and unhappiness, and Leslie can help you develop coping strategies to improve both physical and emotional well-being.

"Nothing happens, until something moves." - Albert Einstein