Archie Archibald · St.Clairwest Physiotherapy · Toronto

About Archie

Their own words

Andrew is often described by his patients and colleagues as passionate, knowledgeable, and friendly. He is passionate about sport and fitness, with an expertise in track and field, and has a particular interest in orthopaedic and sports therapy, whether it be preventative, rehabilitative, or continuing care. He believes in the importance of a patient-therapist team approach to identify patient goals and barriers, ensuring the creation of effective physiotherapy programs tailored to each individual. Andrew’s practice includes a combination of education, hands-on manual physical therapy techniques, and functional exercise. With his FCAMPT certification (Fellowship in the Canadian Academy of Manipulative Physiotherapy), Andrew brings advanced training and expertise in manual therapy and clinical reasoning to his treatments. He is dedicated to continuing education and advancing his skills, having completed courses in dry needling and neuro-proprioceptive taping, and earning his Diploma of Advanced Integrated Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy through the Orthopaedic Division of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association. Andrew obtained his Master of Science degree in Physiotherapy from Dalhousie University. Some key achievements during his time at Dalhousie include being invited to practice at the Institute of Neurological Science in Scotland, serving as the student president, and graduating at the top of his class in integrative practice. Prior to this, he completed a Master of Science in Experimental Medicine and a Bachelor of Science in Physiology from McGill University. While at McGill, Andrew competed as a varsity track and field athlete in long jump and sprints, achieving nationals twice and representing Nova Scotia at the 2009 Canada Games. Having overcome multiple injuries during this time with the help of his physiotherapy team, Andrew gained a valuable patient perspective that he now brings to his practice. He also has extensive experience treating athletes, including his time working with the Mount Saint Vincent University Men’s and Women’s Soccer Teams. Today, Andrew no longer competes but continues to stay active. His hobbies include playing squash, tennis, and basketball, and he is always open to trying new activities. Recently, he has taken up long-distance running and golf. Andrew looks forward to working with you to achieve your goals!

Services & prices

9 options across 6 treatments · Direct billing

Treatment - Archie ArchibaldFollow-up

“1/2 hour treatment will combine a multi-modal approach including advanced manual therapy, dry needling, instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization and the Mckenzie technique. Treatments are 1 on 1 with the same therapist and also includes a home exercise program at the end of each treatment. Home exercise programs are accessible online and can be printed. Please note, an Initial Assessment is required if you are new to the clinic, if you are coming in for a new issue, or if it has been 3 months since your last visit.”3 options

From $105 to $200 for 30–60 min — the cheapest and the dearest physiotherapy appointments this clinic charges for.

AppointmentFollow-up

“We provide online virtual appointments for current patients who are unable to attend in-person appointments. We can address any and all questions the same way we can in-person, including adjustments to exercise plans. The appointments take place over the JANE software.”

$9530 min

AssessmentNew patient

“We provide online virtual appointments for patients who are unable to attend in-person appointments. We can address any and all questions the same way we can in-person, including adjustments to exercise plans. The appointments take place over the JANE software.”

$16060 min

Assessment - Archie ArchibaldNew patient

“A comprehensive one-hour assessment to help identify the root cause of your pain. Your session includes some treatment, a personalized treatment plan, and a home exercise program with video instructions. For the best results, many conditions lasting six months or less improve with at least six sessions, while longer-term concerns may need additional care. Scheduling a follow-up within a week can help track progress. Plan ahead: Booking follow-ups in advance when scheduling your Initial Assessment can help secure your preferred times.”

$17060 min

Vestibular Therapy Treatment - Archie ArchibaldFollow-up

“This 30-minute treatment focuses on restoring balance, reducing dizziness, and improving stability through a personalized, evidence-based approach. Sessions may include vestibular rehabilitation exercises, gaze stabilization training, balance retraining, and manual therapy techniques when appropriate. All treatments are one-on-one with the same therapist and include a customized home exercise program, accessible online and printable for your convenience. Please note: An Initial Vestibular Assessment is required if you are new to the clinic, addressing a new concern, or if it has been more than 3 months since your last visit.”2 options

From $110 to $155 for 30–45 min — the cheapest and the dearest physiotherapy appointments this clinic charges for.

Vestibular Therapy Assessment - Archie ArchibaldNew patient

“A comprehensive one-hour assessment to help identify the root cause of your dizziness, vertigo, or balance concerns. Your session includes specialized vestibular testing, initial treatment, a personalized care plan, and a home exercise program with video instructions. For the best results, many vestibular conditions improve with a series of treatments. Short-term issues may require a few sessions, while more complex or long-standing conditions often benefit from additional care. Scheduling a follow-up within a week helps us monitor progress and adjust your program as needed. Plan ahead: Booking your follow-up sessions in advance when scheduling your Initial Assessment can help secure your preferred times.”

$17560 min

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