I've been working with Lauren Philippi at Cornerstone Physiotherapy for the past year on my…read morepost-surgery recovery, and she has been excellent. Thanks to her care and guidance, I recovered better than my doctor initially expected. Lauren is knowledgeable, attentive, and genuinely committed to helping her patients improve. The clinic is also clean, well-run, and the staff are professional and welcoming. Overall, a 10/10 experience. I would highly recommend Lauren and Cornerstone Physiotherapy.

I worked with Lauren Philippi at Cornerstone Physiotherapy (Downtown Toronto location) for a pain…read moreissue I was having in my wrist, fingers, and arm. Lauren was very professional and attentive when listening to me describe my symptoms. She guided me through exercises and stretches to relieve pain and strengthen my wrist. Since working with Lauren, I have no more pain in my wrist, fingers, or arm, and I can get back to doing normal activities without worrying that the pain will come back. Lauren is very thorough and professional, and I would highly recommend working with her and Cornerstone Physiotherapy.

i have been seeing Shereen for over a year and i have found her to be a true professional and one…read morededicated to her craft. Shereen is very patient and caring and takes time to explain the problem in detail and then provides various exercises to correct it. Even when you have not done the homework she is very supportive in encouraging you and does it with a smile. i look forward to my visits because i know i will leave feeling better than i came if not physically , mentally. i feel optimistic when i leave knowing that she has given my problem the best shot . She is very exemplary in her conduct and represents the chiropractic profession well.

I'm writing this review to clarify Peter's bodywork. I often see reviews for massage that say very…read morelittle to enlighten you and it's so subjective. Saying things like,"excellent massage" aren't helpful for clients looking for a specific type of work. I'll break Peter's work down into a few categories which are all of equal importance: KNOWLEDGE - Peter has an encyclopedic understanding of anatomy of the human body. He knows all the muscle (not just the main muscle groups) along with their origin and insertion points. Why does this help? Because you can work muscles along any of three points: origin, insertion and the muscle belly itself (as well as the fascial layers). With this knowledge and understanding of the location, you can work a particularly stubborn area a multitude of ways that are harder for therapists that don't have a good working knowledge of anatomy. Peter was also previously a personal trainer and is a current bodybuilding competitor so he knows the body from different perspectives: a normal person, an athlete, and a trainer. INTUITION - I am a massage therapist and it's rare to find another therapist who has Peter's level of intuition. This is obviously more subjective and harder to quantify (and likely something that's not even noticed by non-therapists). What I mean by this is his ability to listen/feel the muscle and to know precisely when to stay on it, when it's about to release and when to push through it. This is a skill that you either have or you don't. I have been to many massages where the therapist has zero intuitive sense of the body and they basically force their way through the muscles. This results in unnecessary additional soreness and doesn't help to relax the muscles. This makes his sessions less painful (compared to an un-intuitive therapist) and more effective. The body gives you clues when it's ready and Peter listens! PRESSURE - also a subjective area. Pressure, to me, is enough force to cause release of the adhesion. With an un-intuitive therapist so much force is used that I'm gritting my teeth, I've stopped breathing and I'm involuntarily contracting the exact muscle they are trying desperately to release (causing the therapist to use even more force to get it to release: result unnecessary soreness and likely the muscle never even fully released and still causes pain). I love deep tissue massage and I have a fairly high pain tolerance and I found that Peter was phenomenal about taking you right to that edge (where the pain building and could get very intense quickly but doesn't). If you listen to the body, it tells you exactly how much pressure is needed. I was recommended to Peter by my brother upon my visit to Canada. I was pleasantly surprised to find he had such a well rounded combination of skills, which makes him a PHENOMENAL bodyworker. I will be setting up a massage with Peter every time I visit my brother...or maybe I'll see my brother every time I come to visit Peter ;-).

This is an amazing practice. I've always felt comfortable, safe and at home here. Mahaya offers…read morenaturopathy, acupuncture, chiropractic care, osteopathy, massage, therapy and more. I was having serious stomach problems because of my gluten intolerance and Lindsey White cleaned up my diet, helped me balance my PH levels so I wasn't so acidic, and worked with me to figure out how best to treat my issue. My doctor couldn't figure out what was wrong with me, but Lindsey had me feeling much better in weeks. It's worth noting that the staff here are super supportive of LGBT folks. I'm trans and they treat me with amazing respect and care. My pronouns and chosen name are always used, even though I haven't yet changed my legal name. it's a very trans-affirming place. If you have a benefits plan that will only cover naturopathy, but not acupuncture and you find acupuncture helpful, the practitioners will often just bill you for a naturopathy session so you can get the treatment covered through your plan. ACCESSIBILITY: There's steps up to the building Mahaya is located in. The building has an elevator and the washroom is on the same floor as the clinic.

This is probably the best experience I had getting a massage in Toronto. I was warmly greeted and…read morehandled efficiently at the reception. They made sure I was comfortable and showed me where the washroom was before I went in for my treatment. Carlo Marcoccia was my RMT. I met him before, and he really is a very warm and friendly individual. He did a great job assessing my knee problems and treating it accordingly. He asked about my habits and gave me advice on how to better care for myself. When massaging, he used the right level of force and ensured I wasn't in pain. I felt very much at ease with Carlo and was comfortable talking to him about everything - he made my experience a very positive one and I would highly recommend him.

Massage therapy has always been wonderful. 90 minutes is never enough. I've had Rishma and Alex…read more Both have very unique styles and I benefit from both. Would highly recommend.

After the 6th session of aggressive high velocity high thrust neck manipulations my headache got…read moreinsanely sever. I have talked with doctors in the US and patients with similar issues, as well as AO chiropractors, the alar/transverse ligaments that hold the c1/c2 joint together have been compromised badly by the treatment received by DC. Joel Weisberg. From totally functional, I almost got totally disabled having to stay in bed 20h+ a day because me neck can hold my head as it used too, plus other neurological issues from c1/c2 instability. Stay away from high velocity neck manipulations. Nobody talks about atlantoaxial subluxations and vertebral artery dissections that these manipulations case because of the chiropractic lobby pressure. Only a fraction of cases get reported because patients are often dismissed, if the issue does not happen right after the visit. https://www.cbc.ca/amp/1.4418294 https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1905885/ https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6016850/ https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/21923248/ https://www.mychiro.com.my/chiropractic-adjustment/activator-treatment/ https://au.news.yahoo.com/unexpected-cause-mans-headache-after-seeing-chiropractor-025641590.html https://globalnews.ca/news/8987642/caitlin-jensen-chiropractor-stroke-paralyzed-georgia/

I found them online about 2 years ago when I suddenly wrenched my back and needed help. Booked a…read moresame day chiro appointment, got a treatment plan, and have been going ever since! Dr. Corinna Lee was - and continues to be - amazing. The difference in my back is significant. I also started seeing Kristine for massages. Between the two of them, especially when I go regularly, my back feels infinitely better. I cannot recommend them enough. Everyone is so nice, it's a friendly and welcoming atmosphere. If you're looking for treatments in the area, this is the place to go.

I stopped by for an Oseto appointment due to wrist pain. I walked out in under 10 mins because the…read morepractitioner wanted to spend time telling me to lose weight for my non existent knee and ankle pain. The follow up with the clinic owner was decent. But I'm still here 4 days later trying to force my breakfast into me because disordered eating is a bag of dicks. So I'm posting this here simply to provide a warning for those of us who get activated around size shaming.

I moved from Florida to the area, and was recommended to this practice from a friend that plays…read morehockey. I currently see Dr. Mike Skiby, who's super personable and an excellent doctor, really concerned with the well being and rehabilitation of his patients. He takes his time reviewing each situation individually per the situation. I will continue to go to and refer friends to this practice.

I have been seeing Dr. Skiby for 3+ years, initially at his Port Credit location, and later at his…read moreStreetsville location after I moved a bit further to the west. However, I still remembered that the reason I chose him as my chiropractor was due to his very positive reviews, and also his professionalism that I witnessed in this video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IzAP3R5PYfE. Based on my experience, I can say that Dr. Skiby has been very knowledgeable as well as patient when it comes to addressing my issues. His staff, Diesel especially, has always been very welcoming and courteous. I would definitely recommend anyone who is seeking chiropractic care to give him a try.

Sabrina Vicinanzo is an amazing physiotherapist She really cares and she makes the home exercise…read moreprogram simple to understand and follow. The staff at Rehab grid is very welcoming too. I strongly recommend this clinic.

I have been to dozens of physio clinics and this group is the best I have worked with. Great…read morepractitioners and even better people with a progressive approach and clean and comfortable clinic.

Let me just start out by saying that they are getting 3 stars on the merit of poor communication…read moreinvolved. What was supposed to be logically simple ended up being a complete nightmare. I was involved in a not at fault accident in January when a Lexus of Richmond Hill driver crashed into my car while he was turning left. Luckily, we were all okay but it left me with a whiplash injury that was diagnosed by my MD and physiotherapist/chiropractor at Apple Creek. At the beginning of my visits, I was ill informed about the fact that my claims would not be submitted by them and that it would be this huge lump sum that I'd have to pay at the end. In fact, I was never told this clearly at all. My treatment lasted from January to April 2017 and at the end of those treatments, nobody mentioned anything and I was under the assumption that they were going to take care of the paperwork for me. 4 months later, in August, I received an e-mail telling me I needed to settle up a $972 invoice. Naturally, I was shocked because this isn't chump change. When I initially communicated through e-mail, I was given unclear solutions and answers as to what I should do so I finally phoned both my EHC and Apple Creek. When I spoke to Apple Creek on the phone, they admitted to the fact that they were actually changing management/infrastructure and to make *their* lives easier, they were telling "certain clients to file their claims themselves". They then told me that I could just file it online and no matter how many times I told them that I was on an individual plan and I *didn't* have an online portal, they just wouldn't listen. I finally paid the $972.25 that I was "owing" to put an end to this huge long nightmare of dealing with this and ended up having a huge interest owing on my credit card because of that. Once that was said and done, everything else happened at a reasonable time including reimbursement by both them and my EHC. In terms of therapists there, I've had a chiropractor and two different massage therapists. Both massage therapists were good although Jeanette really was excellent. Livia was my chiropractor and she was also professional and friendly. Overall, on the basis of just clinical practice alone, I can see why they get good reviews but this whole insurance thing has just been a series of poor communications that made my life very difficult; and this is the sole reason why I am so upset about this situation. Had I been informed about this from the VERY beginning of my treatments, it would given me a clearer idea of whether or not I was going to go forth with treatments in this practice because at the end of the day, I'm very focused on efficiency and ease of services for the client. So finally, 10 months after my accident, this has all been resolved but unfortunately, I will not be returning here for my needs and will seek care elsewhere should the need arise again.

I was actually referred here by a friend at the gym. She comes here for physio and speaks highly of…read morethe staff, but I didn't come here for physio, I came here for massage. As a powerlifter, one works through the aches and pains, but once in while you need to get it all relaxed for you so you can keep lifting all the things. I am THE WORST for scheduling a regular massage because it would be so regular I'd go broke. So I wait until urgent pains come up, like when my messed up left side go super messed up, to a point where it would hurt to move. My regular place didn't have any available appointments for the day I needed it or the day after, I thought I'd give Apple Creek Sports Medicine Centre a call to see if they'd be able to fit me in. And they did. I arrived about 10 minutes before my appointment and since it was my first time, I had to fill out intake forms, pretty standard. I was greeted by as staff at the reception desk, she was very friendly and I really appreciated that. They have a water cooler available at the waiting area, the waiting area is very clean. You look right into large space where they a lot of the physiotherapy happens. My therapist Sean came to get me at the time of my appointment, gave me a brief assessment of the more problematic areas and told me how the treatment will proceed. My massage with Sean was very good, he focused on the areas that was the cause of me going in, but he also reserved time to give attention to those spots that tend to get less attention, like the pecs that are often left last and sometimes even missed because time ran out. I've had one other treatment with Sean and his method is consistent. My treatment was about the same and I really enjoy that. Rested a few days and went back to the gym to get "dem gains". Their massage therapy services does cost a few dollars than average, but since I'm not good at planning ahead for this things, it's just the price I have to pay.