Michael is a graduate of the University of Toronto’s Master of Science in Physical Therapy program. Originally from British Columbia, his passion for health and wellness is deeply rooted in his love for nature and active living. He first pursued this interest through a Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology from the University of British Columbia.

Michael’s journey into Physiotherapy began with a life-changing personal experience—suffering a significant leg fracture during a basketball game shortly after completing his undergraduate studies. His recovery process, which included relearning to walk, run, and jump, gave him first-hand insight into the profound impact that Physiotherapy can have on a person’s life. This experience shaped his approach to care: grounded in empathy, compassion, and a genuine desire to help others regain their function and confidence.

A firm believer in holistic, client-centered care, Michael incorporates a variety of techniques into his practice. This includes manual therapy, therapeutic exercise, functional strengthening, patient education, and mindfulness. His clinical training at the University of Toronto emphasized the importance of building strong therapeutic relationships, and he strives to work collaboratively with every patient to develop personalized treatment plans that align with their goals and lifestyle.

Outside of the clinic, Michael is an avid runner, resistance trainer, mental health advocate, and musician with a special love for a cappella music. Born in Taiwan, he speaks conversational Mandarin and enjoys connecting with clients from diverse backgrounds. He is always up for a conversation about food, music, and health.

Michael is committed to providing inclusive, high-quality care to help individuals of all ages and abilities live their lives to the fullest.

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Dr. Emily Tam graduated from the University of Toronto with an H.B.Sc. She obtained her undergraduate medical degree (M.D.) at McMaster University. She completed the five-year residency program in Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation (Physiatry) at the University of Toronto and is a Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians & Surgeons of Canada. Dr. Tam is a Consultant Staff at Toronto Rehab-UHN and has a clinical adjunct appointment as Lecturer at the University of Toronto with an academic interest in medical education.

As a Physiatrist, Dr. Tam sees a variety of patients with general rehabilitation, musculoskeletal, and stroke rehabilitation issues at her clinics and recognizes the importance of working closely with a rehabilitation team. Her primary clinical practice area is musculoskeletal and sports medicine, and she has a diverse interest and experience in sports injuries affecting those of all ages who play sports at various levels. Chronic pain conditions are not in her scope of practice.

Dr. Tam’s participation in sports has come with an understanding of injuries sustained in tennis, rock climbing (lead climber), and dragon boating, as well as an appreciation for the challenges one may face during the recovery process, rehabilitation, and return to activity.

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Alphonsus Chan graduated with an Honours Bachelor of Science degree in Kinesiology before completing his Master of Science in Physical Therapy from Queen’s University.  Through postgraduate continuing education, Alphonsus achieved his advanced manual therapy training to become an FCAMPT (Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Manipulative Therapy).  This is the highest level of training in orthopaedic manual Physiotherapy in Canada and is internationally recognized.  

As an advocate of continuing education, Alphonsus has taken numerous postgraduate courses.  Being certified in Acupuncture (CAFCI) and Integrated Dry Needling (CIDN), Alphonsus has found the benefits of incorporating this in his manual treatment approach. He has also received training in Active Release Technique (ART®), Functional Movement Systems, McKenzie Institute training for Spinal Dysfunction, Mulligan Mobilization with Movement Concept, Sport Kinesiotaping, and Custom orthotics.  The skills and knowledge learned from these courses enable Alphonsus to adopt a comprehensive treatment approach to rehabilitation.  

As a further testament to his commitment to lifelong learning, Alphonsus is also involved with academia.  He is a Clinical Educator with the UofT Master of Science in Physiotherapy Program and a Clinical Instructor for Physiotherapy students completing their internship with accredited universities.  He is also a mentor with the Orthopeadic Division of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association and University of Western Ontario for Physiotherapists pursuing their FCAMPT designation.

Alphonsus is a firm believer that movement is fundamental to maintaining optimal health.  To stay active, he works out and strength trains.  In addition, he is an avid golfer and enjoys playing competitive softball and football.  With over 10 years of experience treating active individuals to professional athletes with varying injuries, Alphonsus has the expertise and confidence to tackle any problem.  Rest assured, all treatment approaches will involve an active component to retrain specific movement patterns and restore optimal health and function.

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Andrew completed his Master of Science in Physical Therapy from the University of Toronto, and a Bachelor of Science from Queen’s University. He has continued to pursue continuing education to hone his craft, recently completing Manual Therapy Level 1 and Level 2 Upper courses in the AIM (Advanced Integrated Musculoskeletal) Physiotherapy Program. He has also completed training in dry needling, certified through AN-IMS (Anatomical Neuropathic Intramuscular Stimulation).

Andrew first developed his passion for physiotherapy from playing competitive sports and seeing the importance of physiotherapy on his own injury management and rehab. He is an avid tennis player, competing at the national level as a junior and on the Queen’s University varsity tennis team during his undergraduate education. He understands the challenges that come with staying at peak performance while managing the risk of injury. He has extensive knowledge of the physical demands, complex biomechanics, and functional movement patterns involved in a sport like tennis, and has personal experience with sports-specific injuries like tennis elbow, shoulder strains, and wrist injuries. Andrew is able to translate this expertise to other racquet sports like badminton, squash, and pickleball, as well as sports that involve overhead throwing mechanics like baseball, cricket, and volleyball. No matter if you are looking to return to international competition, or rally with friends in the park, Andrew is able to devise an individualized plan to get you back to doing what you love, stronger and more resilient than before.

Andrew is also nurturing a budding passion for running, having completed two half-marathons, and is in the process of training for another this upcoming October. Running injuries can be difficult to manage, and can put a dent in your training schedule and speed goals, so Andrew will help get you back on the track, road, or trails as quickly as possible.

Following a thorough hands-on assessment, Andrew will provide an evidence-based individualized rehab program to tackle your specific needs, utilizing strategies like manual therapy, education, and exercise. He has a passion for empowering you to take your health into your own hands and reach your activity goals, and to help you thrive as you go through your rehabilitation journey.

When he’s not in the clinic, you can find Andrew on the tennis court, playing volleyball, or brushing up on his Spanish.

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