Taylin is a Physiotherapy Resident who earned her Master of Science in Physical Therapy from the University of Toronto. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from McMaster University, where she first gained experience in patient care, working with individuals with spinal cord injuries.
With a background in gymnastics and dance, Taylin brings a unique perspective to her physiotherapy practice. She completed a physiotherapy internship with the National Ballet of Canada, furthering her interest in movement and performance-based rehabilitation. Drawing on her coaching experience, she enjoys finding creative and personalized ways to help people of all backgrounds and abilities reach their goals.
Taylin is passionate about collaborating with her patients to achieve outcomes that are meaningful to them. Her approach combines manual therapy, tailored exercise programs, and education, with a strong emphasis on empowering patients to take an active role in their recovery. She is dedicated to ongoing learning and professional development to ensure she continues to deliver high-quality, evidence-informed care.
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Not Sure What to Book? Here’s a Quick Guide: Returning Patient: If it’s been less than 3 months since your last visit, please book a follow-up. If it's been between 3 months to 1 year since your last visit, please book a 45-minute reassessment. If it’s been over 1 year or you're coming in for a new injury or concern, please book an Initial Assessment so we have enough time to properly evaluate you. Not sure what to book? Just reach out — we're happy to help!
The TPI Assessment is a golf-specific movement screen using the Titleist Performance Institute methodology. We will also assess your mobility, strength, balance, and coordination to identify physical limitations that may be affecting your swing performance or contributing to pain. You’ll receive: • A comprehensive TPI movement screen and a strength+mobility assessment • Identification of swing-related physical limitations • Injury risk insights • A personalized corrective exercise plan Ideal for golfers looking to improve distance, consistency, or return to play pain-free.
The TPI Assessment is a golf-specific movement screen using the Titleist Performance Institute methodology. We will also assess your mobility, strength, balance, and coordination to identify physical limitations that may be affecting your swing performance or contributing to pain. You’ll receive: • A comprehensive TPI movement screen and a strength+mobility assessment • Identification of swing-related physical limitations • Injury risk insights • A personalized corrective exercise plan Ideal for golfers looking to improve distance, consistency, or return to play pain-free.
Not Sure What to Book? Here’s a Quick Guide: Returning Patient: If it’s been less than 3 months since your last visit, please book a follow-up. If it's been between 3 months to 1 year since your last visit, please book a 45-minute reassessment. If it’s been over 1 year or you're coming in for a new injury or concern, please book an Initial Assessment so we have enough time to properly evaluate you. Not sure what to book? Just reach out — we're happy to help!
Not Sure What to Book? Here’s a Quick Guide: Returning Patient: If it’s been less than 3 months since your last visit, please book a follow-up. If it's been between 3 months to 1 year since your last visit, please book a 45-minute reassessment. If it’s been over 1 year or you're coming in for a new injury or concern, please book an Initial Assessment so we have enough time to properly evaluate you. Not sure what to book? Just reach out — we're happy to help!
**Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV) Treatment** Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV) is a common inner ear condition that causes brief episodes of dizziness or spinning sensations (vertigo), often triggered by changes in head position such as lying down, rolling in bed, or looking up. BPPV occurs when small calcium crystals in the inner ear become displaced and move into the semicircular canals, disrupting the body’s balance signals. Physiotherapy treatment for BPPV involves a thorough assessment by a Registered Physiotherapist trained in vestibular rehabilitation. The physiotherapist will perform specific positional tests to determine whether BPPV is present and identify which inner ear canal is affected. Treatment typically includes a series of gentle, guided head and body movements known as **canalith repositioning maneuvers**, which are designed to move the displaced crystals back to their proper location within the inner ear. These maneuvers are safe, non-invasive, and often provide rapid relief from symptoms. Physiotherapists may also provide education and, if needed, additional vestibular exercises to help restore balance, reduce dizziness, and improve confidence with movement. Treatment plans are individualized to each patient’s symptoms and functional goals to support a safe return to normal daily activities.
Curious about how physiotherapy care can benefit you? Book a free 15 minute discovery call with our senior physiotherapists to consult on your injury and how physiotherapy care can aid in your rehab journey.
Curious about how physiotherapy care can benefit you? Book a free 15 minute discovery call with our senior physiotherapists to consult on your injury and how physiotherapy care can aid in your rehab journey.
Curious about how physiotherapy care can benefit you? Book a free 15 minute discovery call with our physiotherapists to consult on your injury and how physiotherapy care can aid in your rehab journey.
Curious about how physiotherapy care can benefit you? Book a free 15 minute discovery call with our physiotherapists to consult on your injury and how physiotherapy care can aid in your rehab journey.
At this time, Karim Hanna and Joseph Di Fonzo are at full patient capacity. If you are a new patient looking to book an initial assessment, Carter Lane, Taylin Kelly, and Sabrina Vicinanzo are available to support your rehab needs. Lawrence Yu is also accepting new patients for initial assessments on a limited basis. Please call reception at (647) 955-6223 if you have any questions—we’re happy to help!
At this time, Karim Hanna and Joseph Di Fonzo are at patient capacity. If you are a new patient looking to book an initial assessment- Ryan Brijlal, Michelle Manley, Lydia Grauer, and Chantelle Wong will be happy to assist with your rehab needs. Please call reception 289.401.5033 with any questions you may have.
At this time, Karim Hanna and Joseph Di Fonzo are at patient capacity. If you are a new patient looking to book an initial assessment- Ryan Brijlal, Michelle Manley, Lydia Grauer, and Ashton Yuen will be happy to assist with your rehab needs. Please call reception 289.401.5033 with any questions you may have.
At this time, Karim Hanna and Joseph Di Fonzo are at patient capacity. If you are a new patient looking to book an initial assessment- Ryan Brijlal, Michelle Manley, Lydia Grauer, and Ashton Yuen will be happy to assist with your rehab needs. Please call reception 289.401.5033 with any questions you may have.
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Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) physiotherapy focuses on the treatment of jaw pain and dysfunction affecting the temporomandibular joint and surrounding muscles. The TMJ connects the jaw to the skull and is responsible for movements required for speaking, chewing, and yawning. When the joint or muscles become irritated or dysfunctional, it can cause pain, stiffness, and difficulty opening or moving the jaw. Common symptoms of TMJ disorders include jaw pain, clicking or popping sounds, headaches, facial tension, ear discomfort, and limited jaw movement. These symptoms may be caused by teeth grinding or clenching, stress, poor posture, injury, or muscle imbalance involving the jaw and neck. During a physiotherapy assessment, the physiotherapist evaluates jaw mobility, muscle tension, neck movement, and posture to identify contributing factors. Treatment may include manual therapy, soft tissue release, therapeutic exercises, postural correction, and education on self-management strategies. TMJ physiotherapy aims to reduce pain, restore normal jaw movement, improve muscle balance, and help patients return to comfortable daily activities such as eating, speaking, and sleeping.
Physiotherapy Assistant (PTA) appointments are strictly intended for clients who have already been assessed by a physiotherapist and have an established treatment plan in place for an existing injury. If you are experiencing a **new injury or a new concern that has not yet been assessed**, you must book an appointment with a **physiotherapist first**. This ensures you receive a proper assessment, diagnosis, and an appropriate treatment plan before any ongoing care is provided by a PTA. If you're unsure which appointment to book, please contact our clinic and we will be happy to guide you.
**Physiotherapy Assistant Appointments** Physiotherapy Assistant (PTA) appointments are intended for clients who have already been assessed by a physiotherapist and have an established treatment plan in place for an existing injury. If you are experiencing a **new injury or a new concern that has not yet been assessed**, you must book an appointment with a **physiotherapist first**. This ensures you receive a proper assessment, diagnosis, and an appropriate treatment plan before any ongoing care is provided by a PTA. If you're unsure which appointment to book, please contact our clinic and we will be happy to guide you.
Not Sure What to Book? Here’s a Quick Guide: Returning Patient: If it’s been less than 3 months since your last visit, please book a follow-up. If it's been between 3 months to 1 year since your last visit, please book a 45-minute reassessment. If it’s been over 1 year or you're coming in for a new injury or concern, please book an Initial Assessment so we have enough time to properly evaluate you. Not sure what to book? Just reach out — we're happy to help!
Not Sure What to Book? Here’s a Quick Guide: Returning Patient: If it’s been less than 3 months since your last visit, please book a follow-up. If it's been between 3 months to 1 year since your last visit, please book a 45-minute reassessment. If it’s been over 1 year or you're coming in for a new injury or concern, please book an Initial Assessment so we have enough time to properly evaluate you. Not sure what to book? Just reach out — we're happy to help!
Not Sure What to Book? Here’s a Quick Guide: Returning Patient: If it’s been less than 3 months since your last visit, please book a follow-up. If it's been between 3 months to 1 year since your last visit, please book a 45-minute reassessment. If it’s been over 1 year or you're coming in for a new injury or concern, please book an Initial Assessment so we have enough time to properly evaluate you. Not sure what to book? Just reach out — we're happy to help!
Not Sure What to Book? Here’s a Quick Guide: Returning Patient: If it’s been less than 3 months since your last visit, please book a follow-up. If it's been between 3 months to 1 year since your last visit, please book a 45-minute reassessment. If it’s been over 1 year or you're coming in for a new injury or concern, please book an Initial Assessment so we have enough time to properly evaluate you. Not sure what to book? Just reach out — we're happy to help!
Not Sure What to Book? Here’s a Quick Guide: Returning Patient: If it’s been less than 3 months since your last visit, please book a follow-up. If it's been between 3 months to 1 year since your last visit, please book a 45-minute reassessment. If it’s been over 1 year or you're coming in for a new injury or concern, please book an Initial Assessment so we have enough time to properly evaluate you. Not sure what to book? Just reach out — we're happy to help!
Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) physiotherapy focuses on the treatment of jaw pain and dysfunction affecting the temporomandibular joint and surrounding muscles. The TMJ connects the jaw to the skull and is responsible for movements required for speaking, chewing, and yawning. When the joint or muscles become irritated or dysfunctional, it can cause pain, stiffness, and difficulty opening or moving the jaw. Common symptoms of TMJ disorders include jaw pain, clicking or popping sounds, headaches, facial tension, ear discomfort, and limited jaw movement. These symptoms may be caused by teeth grinding or clenching, stress, poor posture, injury, or muscle imbalance involving the jaw and neck. During a physiotherapy assessment, the physiotherapist evaluates jaw mobility, muscle tension, neck movement, and posture to identify contributing factors. Treatment may include manual therapy, soft tissue release, therapeutic exercises, postural correction, and education on self-management strategies. TMJ physiotherapy aims to reduce pain, restore normal jaw movement, improve muscle balance, and help patients return to comfortable daily activities such as eating, speaking, and sleeping.
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To book your WSIB Initial Assessment, you must have an active WSIB claim number. Please complete and submit the WSIB Intake Form before your appointment. Book online by selecting “WSIB Initial Assessment.” Questions? Contact us anytime!
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To book your WSIB Initial Assessment, you must have an active WSIB claim number. Please complete and submit the WSIB Intake Form before your appointment. Book online by selecting “WSIB Initial Assessment.” Questions? Contact us anytime!
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