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Here is what his patients are saying:

• "Andrew is very knowledgeable and helpful. He goes beyond expectations to help us understand the treatment plan."
• "He is very patient and kind in his words with us. Thank you Andrew for making our experience pleasant and most definitely worthwhile."
• "I only have great things to say about Andrew - he knows his stuff, he is kind, and he really puts the time in to care about healing. He's a pro. My healing process I know is because of him."

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Andrew is a highly inquisitive Physiotherapist who is never happy until he's found the root cause of your pain and can provide the right treatment. He is a collaborative problem-solver with an excellent understanding of therapeutic exercise prescription and performance training. He has graduated with a:

• Masters of Physiotherapy at McMaster University  
• Bachelor of Applied Science (Honours) in Kinesiology  
• Diploma in Fitness and Health Promotion at Guelph-Humber University 
• ACUPUNCTURE CERTIFIED:  McMaster Contemporary Medical Acupuncture Program 

He was inspired to pursue a career in Physiotherapy after experiencing a variety of sport-related injuries over the years.  
Andrew has played competitive hockey and recreational soccer and basketball. With his experiences and participation in sports, and combined interest in healthcare, Andrew has both experienced and learned the benefits of having an empowering and motivational therapist in reaching and exceeding set goals. He aims to provide similar experiences to his clients, along with providing holistic and personalized treatment plans, including: manual and exercise therapy, in addition to education in reducing pain and improving everyday function. Outside the clinic, Andrew enjoys playing and watching sports, playing video games, working out, and spending time with friends. 

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I have been working as a Registered Physiotherapist in Mississauga since 2017, registered with the College of Physiotherapists of Ontario. I completed a Masters degree in Physiotherapy in 2012 from Pakistan.
I have completed Continuing Education in:

• Mulligan upper quadrant
• Advanced Integrated Musculoskeletal Program Level 2 from Orthopaedic Division Canadian Physiotherapy Association
• TMJ dysfunction
• Pelvic Health Physiotherapy Level 1
• Concussion Management
• Advanced Vestibular Rehabilitation

I have experience treating patients with orthopaedic, pelvic floor dysfunction, vestibular, TMJ pain and concussion.
I treat patients using a variety of techniques including soft tissue techniques, trigger point release, joint mobilization and exercise prescription.
In my spare time I like to paint and spend time with my family.
I also speak: Urdu, Hindi, Sindhi  

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 Mike is passionate about helping his patients manage their pain, improve function, and return to their favourite activities. He has a special understanding of hockey injuries, having played and coached at a very competitive level.

He was inspired to pursue a career in Physiotherapy while working as a Certified Personal Trainer during  his bachelor’s degrees. He enjoys using physical movement to assist patients in reaching their fitness goals. Mike uses a variety of treatment techniques, including exercise, education, manual therapy, joint mobilization, soft tissue work, athletic cupping, and pain-relief modalities

Mike graduated from Western University with a M.Sc. in Physical Therapy, (where he was Vice President of the PT Student Council) and has TWO Honours B.Sc.’s in Life Science (2016) and Psychology, Neuroscience, and Behaviour (2017), from McMaster University. He has also completed his Advanced Integrated Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy Level 1 from the Orthopaedic Division of the Canadian Physiotherapy Alliance, and will shortly be taking his Acupuncture certification.

Mike was born and raised in Mississauga. As a tortured Toronto Maple Leafs fan, he spent many years playing competitive hockey in the Greater Toronto Hockey League and coaching youth hockey in the Port Credit Hockey Association. Outside of the clinic, Mike enjoys swimming, golfing, Spikeball, working out, and going on long nature hikes with his dog. 

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Geetika completed her Bachelor of Physiotherapy from India (2013) and pursued her M.Sc. Kinesiology (Work and Exercise Physiology), from Memorial University of Newfoundland (2016). Her masters background includes understanding the

underlying neurophysiology of fatigue, and rehabilitative research; which entitles

discoveries of effective exercises and interventions for people living with

neurodegenerative disorders. Her work has been presented at Multiple Sclerosis

Society of Canada, and Society for Neuroscience, USA. She has taken a variety of post-graduate courses, including McKenzie Method of Mechanical Diagnosis & Therapy Part A and Advanced manual therapy Level 1.

Geetika holds a specialised interest in exercise intervention and treatment planning

as a Physiotherapist. Previously she was working full time at the Ottawa Hospital

(Acute care and Rehabilitation Centre). With 4 years of Clinical practice as a

Physiotherapist and prior research experience in education, therapeutic exercise physiology, work physiology, and neuroscience; Geetika is committed for using evidence-based approach for neurological and orthopedic disorders. Experienced in both hospital and clinical environment, Geetika brings her experience from acute care to chronic rehabilitation and would be happy to tailor your rehabilitation at Clarkson Sports and Physiotherapy. Geetika recently moved to Mississauga from Ottawa and looking forward for her new journey. Geetika can be found at the Clinic on Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays between 4:30 – 7:30 pm.

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Catherine graduated with a BSc in Physical Therapy from the University of Toronto in 1991. For over 16 years Catherine has concentrated her physiotherapy practice in hand therapy. She became a Certified Hand Therapist (CHT) in 2004.

Hand therapy is defined as the art and science of rehabilitation of the upper limb. It merges occupational and physiotherapy theory and practice.

Our hands are essential to what we do every day from working, playing, communicating and showing affection. An injury to our hands has significant functional implications to our activities. 

She is involved in teaching at the University of Toronto including lectures, clinical skills labs as well as clinical placements.

She keeps up to date with new advancements by attending conferences and webinars and reading journals. She is an active member of ASHT American Society of Hand Therapists and AAHS American Association of Hand Surgery. 

Catherine has volunteered in global medical outreach trips to Ghana, West Africa to provide informative hands-on training to improve patient care and host site education. She continues to be involved with the project assisting other volunteers and coordinating e-learning opportunities.

Catherine has a passion for travelling and exploring. She has visited 24 countries and counting. In her spare time she enjoys reading, hiking, working out and wished she lived near a beach. 

Catherine is looking forward to meeting new clients. 

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Ejiro's  goal is to help you return to participating in your everyday activities and hobbies!

Ejiro graduated from Western University with a MSc in Physical Therapy. Prior to attending Western, he graduated from Jacksonville University with a BSc in Kinesiology where he was on the soccer team! 

He completed one of his placements at St. Joseph's Parkwood Institute - Outpatient ABI program with clients experiencing concussion, cerebellar dysfunctions, stroke, and vestibular complications.

He believes that exercise is medicinal and places importance on optimizing your functional movement.

Treatments will place emphasis on injury prevention, therapeutic exercises, continued education for patients, and manual techniques to modulate symptoms.

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 I find it incredibly rewarding to help people return to their sport, work and everyday activities. My background includes treating sports and work-related injuries, balance and dizziness disorders, post-stroke rehab, Parkinson’s, MS, pre- and post-op joint replacements, senior care and motor vehicle accident (MVA) injuries. I am an ADP (Assistive Devices Program) authorizer for mobility devices such as walkers and rollators. I can complete your Accessible Parking Permits.

I graduated from University of Waterloo in 1987 with an Honours Bachelor of Science, and University of Toronto in 1991 with a Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy. I have been providing Physiotherapy services in Mississauga, Oakville, Burlington, Brampton and Waterloo for over 30 years.

I believe in ongoing education to help me provide the best, and most evidence-based care possible.

Being outdoors kayaking, running, hiking, gardening and cycling keeps me happy. I am also a voracious reader and am learning to crochet, SUP and make soap. In my spare time I am completing a Young Adult novel.

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