Since 2009, Faiz Karim, DC, has been helping injured athletes and people from all walks of life find relief from musculoskeletal dysfunction through Chiropractic treatments. Many people suffer from pain due to repetitive strain injuries caused by long hours sitting at the computer or due to previous injury. You do not have to be one of those people anymore.

Faiz grew up playing a multitude of sports, eventually participating at a high level in both soccer and swimming. It was through injuries while playing soccer that he was introduced to chiropractic treatment and began to experience its positive effects. His studies at the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College (CMCC), where he graduated with clinical honours, provided the foundation upon which his treatments are based. He focuses on the treatment of conditions relating to the musculoskeletal and nervous system. Working with a wide variety of patients, his primary aim is to treat the source of the dysfunction rather than the symptoms. Through proper assessment, treatment, and rehabilitation, many common musculoskeletal dysfunctions can be corrected.

Faiz is fully certified in Active Release Techniques® (ART), a revolutionary myofascial (muscle) technique used around the world by many professional and amateur athletes. He is also fully certified in medical acupuncture. He utilizes both skills in the day-to-day treatment of all his patients. Faiz has assisted numerous world class soccer players, cyclists, runners, swimmers, and ball hockey players to overcome injuries and return to full fitness. Working extensively with yoga and pilates practitioners, he has facilitated advancement in their personal practice. His past experience has given him an increased skill set for patient care along with the experience of treating dedicated practitioners.

What is Chiropractic therapy? Chiropractic is a health profession concerned with the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of mechanical disorders of the musculoskeletal system and the effects of these disorders on the function of the nervous system and general health. There is an emphasis on manual treatments, including spinal adjustment and other joint and soft-tissue manipulation. Chiropractic is safe for all ages as it uses gentle, effective, non-invasive treatment techniques. Furthermore, chiropractic helps to remove postural imbalances and biomechanical faults that can accumulate in our bodies over time. Our spines change and accrue damage just like our teeth, eyes, and heart. Left unchecked for an extended period of time, these changes may lead to pain, stiffness, or other more serious problems.

What to expect in a treatment: After a thorough history and physical exam, a treatment plan is created whereby the primary focus is to allow for the best possible recovery. Each treatment is tailored to the individual and will consist of any or all of the following: Active Release Techniques, acupuncture, chiropractic manipulation and rehabilitative exercises.

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Mabel graduated from The Canadian College of Massage and Hydrotherapy in 2016. She also received special recognition certificates for additional placements in Sports Therapy as well as treating patients at Mount Sinai and Toronto Rehab in the Musculoskeletal Program. Constantly curious in various ways to heal the body naturally, she continues to learn new modalities to incorporate into her practice.  Mabel’s goal is to helps her clients become more aware and involved with muscular pain, joint pain and dysfunction on their bodies. While addressing areas of pain through treatment and clinical routines, she incorporate Swedish massage and deep tissue work techniques. She specializes Swedish Massage, Deep tissue, Myofascial Therapy, prenatal and post natal and Trigger point. Mabel and her husband have two sons, Deandrei and Enzo. As a family, they enjoy spending time outdoors, fishing, and swimming.

Mabel graduated from The Canadian College of Massage and Hydrotherapy in 2016. She also received ... Read More

Kristine has been RMT since 2012 and obtained her Advanced Diploma in Massage Therapy from Centennial College. She gained experiences from working in various clinical setting such as Fitness Center, Physiotherapy and Multidisciplinary clinic.

Her treatment focuses on various soft-tissue related injuries, sprains & strains, MVA, pre & post-surgery, pregnancy, pre & post-natal and any occupational & postural stress-induced problems. Her treatment techniques are Swedish, Trigger Point Therapy, NISA (Fascial techniques), Soft Tissue Release, Remedial Exercises and Thermal Palms (hydrotherapy). She will perform a thorough assessment and will create a hollistic-approach treatment plan that will attain your Wellness, Rehabilitation, or Stress reduction treatment goals.

Kristine is currently teaching at Centennial College while balancing her life with working at the clinic and family. She maintains her strength and endurance through exercises such as weight training, pilates and tai-chi. Having a regular massage therapy, chiropractic and exercise are her maintainance plan that keeps her going. She believes that maintaining a healthy lifestyle can get through us in a high-stress life we currently live nowadays.

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“Jennifer Sebu completed her Bachelor of Science degree in Kinesiology at McGill University prior to completing her Master of Science in Physical Therapy at Queen’s University. Throughout her studies, Jennifer took a keen interest in neurology and rehabilitation while gaining practical experience in a variety of clinical settings.

Jennifer has been an active member of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association, is registered with the College of Physiotherapists of Ontario, and is dedicated to making a positive impact within the profession. Jennifer often takes first and second year physiotherapy students and thoroughly enjoys mentoring and being a clinical instructor for the next generation of Physiotherapists.

To ensure the delivery of individualized patient care, Jennifer has taken many courses and certifications, including cupping, functional movement analysis, postural restoration(PRI), soft tissue release, reconditioning, exercise prescription, facial abrasion techniques, advanced cervical-thoracic complex, and is rostered to perform acupuncture/dry needling and spinal manipulations.

Jennifer’s main priority is to achieve her patients’ goals and use current evidence based approaches to deliver high-quality individualized patient care.

Jennifer is originally from Scarborough, and is happy to be back in the community where she grew up.”

“Jennifer Sebu completed her Bachelor of Science degree in Kinesiology at McGill University prior... Read More