Let's MAP your Road to Recovery

Caitlyn is a dedicated physiotherapist who is passionate about empowering her patients to overcome challenges and achieve their personal rehabilitation goals. With a genuine commitment to making a meaningful difference in people's lives, she takes great pride in being part of each patient's journey toward recovery and improved quality of life.

Caitlyn graduated from her Masters of Physical Therapy from Queen's University. Upon graduating, she began her career in an outpatient setting, working with people managing both orthopaedic and neurological conditions. Her expertise expanded as she gained valuable experience working with individuals in both inpatient stroke and inpatient spinal cord injury rehabilitation settings.

Caitlyn's dedication to providing the highest quality care drives her continuous pursuit of professional development. She has completed specialized courses focused on treating individuals with both brain and spinal cord injuries, ensuring she can offer the most current and effective treatment approaches to better serve her patients. This commitment to excellence is evident in her current role at Lyndhurst, where she works as an inpatient physiotherapist specializing in spinal cord injury rehabilitation.

When Caitlyn's not busy being a physiotherapist, you can find her embracing the outdoors on the ski slopes or exploring nature on a good hike!

Nicole is a Masters of Physical Therapy graduate from University of Toronto in 2021. Prior to her physiotherapy degree, she completed her Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Science, and a Masters of Human Health and Nutritional Science,  at the University of Guelph. 

Nicole works in both an inpatient rehabilitation and private home care settings, primarily working with populations with neurological conditions. Nicole focuses on movement and posture analysis to guide her treatments. One of her strengths surround building a strong therapeutic relationship with her clients. 

In her free time, she is often playing volleyball with friends or visiting with family.

Simone graduated from the University of Toronto with a Master’s of Science in Physiotherapy. Prior to this, Simone completed a Bachelor of Human Kinetics and a Master’s of Science Program at the University of Guelph in the field of Neurophysiology and Biomechanics. Her thesis work focused on skin sensory stimulation to improve performance during strength tasks. Other research studies she has worked on look to map out sensory receptors on the lower extremities, with the long-term goal of augmenting sensory information to improve function.

In addition to her neurological experience, Simone worked with the Guelph Gryphons football team as a student trainer throughout her undergraduate degree. She also has experience as a medical assisted in the cardiac rehabilitation program at the Ontario Aerobics Centre.

In addition to Mapclass, Simone works with inpatient spinal cord injury rehabilitation at the Lyndhurst Centre where she works with patients with a variety of neurological conditions including stroke, MS, Parkinson’s disease and spinal cord injuries. Since graduating, she has continued her education through the following courses: Basic and Advanced Bobath courses for assessment and treatment of adults with neurological conditions, evidence based therapeutic taping, MAPClass, wheelchair skills course, pelvic floor and postural control in the neurologic patient. 

Chelsea graduated from McMaster University with a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology in 2014, then went on to complete her Masters of Physical Therapy at University of Toronto in 2016. Since graduating, she has worked in inpatient and outpatient settings primarily with neurological presentations such as in spinal cord injury, stroke and brain injury, and also with orthopedic conditions such as sports injury and amputation.

She has completed several post-graduate Advanced courses in the Bobath concept, and the Canadian Physiotherapy Association Orthopaedic Division Level 1. Chelsea strives to continue expanding her skills to ensure her patients receive comprehensive treatment from an invested clinician. She is passionate about her career in rehabilitation, helping individuals overcome the challenges of disabling injury, illness, or age-related health conditions to live active, healthier, and more independent lives.

Outside of her time at the clinic, Chelsea spends her time rock climbing, snowboarding, baking, and hanging out with her dog. She is passionate about introducing individuals to adaptive rock climbing, helping people of all abilities participate in sport and community.

Sofia holds a Masters of Physical Therapy from Queen’s University. Since graduating, she has developed a diverse clinical background across sports medicine, neurological rehabilitation, and inpatient care. She has experience working with elite athletes and weekend warriors in injury rehabilitation and prevention, as well as supporting performance through exercise programming and primary health promotion. In inpatient settings, she works with individuals with complex neurological conditions, including stroke, MS, Parkinson’s disease, and spinal cord injuries.

Sofia is passionate about combining education with exercise to empower individuals to take an active role in their health. She values building strong therapeutic relationships and is dedicated to helping her clients achieve their goals and live meaningful, fulfilling lives.

Aaron is a dedicated physiotherapist with a passion for neurorehabilitation. He completed his undergraduate degree in Kinesiology at Brock University. At Brock he was volunteer at Power Cord, a wheelchair accessible gym, which was an experience that sparked his deep interest in neurological rehabilitation. Aaron then went on to pursue a Master’s degree in Physiotherapy at the University of Toronto, where he honed his clinical skills and expertise.

With a particular focus on individuals living with neurological conditions, Aaron is committed to increasing accessibility to physical activity and rehabilitation. He believes in empowering patients to regain independence and improve their quality of life through personalized treatment plans. Aaron's unique combination of academic training, hands-on experience, and genuine passion for neurorehabilitation makes him a compassionate and knowledgeable practitioner in the field.

Lexi is an experienced physiotherapist with a passion for helping individuals feel stronger, more confident, and supported throughout their recovery. She has a strong background in neurological rehabilitation, with experience in stroke and spinal cord injury rehab, as well as working with a wide range of clients with neurological conditions including Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis, and Guillain-Barré syndrome.

Lexi has completed advanced training in Bobath Therapy and Neurodevelopmental Treatment (NDT), and has participated in ongoing education through the Toronto Stroke Network. She also has a special interest in women’s health and provides pelvic floor physiotherapy, with additional training through Pelvic Health Solutions.

Lexi began her career in Dublin, Ireland, and now practices in Toronto. Lexi brings a warm and compassionate approach to her care. As a certified yoga teacher, she incorporates a holistic perspective into her sessions, blending movement, education, and hands-on therapy to help her clients feel their best.

Outside of the clinic, Lexi enjoys travelling, staying active through spin and yoga classes, and continuing to learn and grow both personally and professionally. 

Brittany graduated from the University of Toronto in 2023 with a Masters of Science in Physical Therapy. Prior to this, Brittany obtained a Bachelor of Kinesiology degree (High Honours) at the University of Toronto. During her time in the Physical Therapy program, Brittany completed a clinical internship at Toronto Rehab’s Lyndhurst Centre, where she had the opportunity to work with patients with spinal cord injuries.  This experience sparked her interest in the field of neurological physiotherapy. Additionally, Brittany is passionate about the field of paediatric physiotherapy. She has extensive experience in working with paediatric patients from 0-18 years of age with a variety of diagnoses including torticollis and plagiocephaly, gross motor delays, and orthopedic and sports injuries. She strives to make every physiotherapy session creative, engaging, and fun for her patients.

After working in the fitness and health industry for five years, Lilia was motivated to continue her education and expand her scope by entering the physiotherapy profession. Lilia completed her Master's of Science in Physical Therapy from the University of Toronto. She draws on a variety of experience and education ranging from personal training, physiotherapy assisting and research in the health and fitness world to make movement accessible and therapeutic.

She prioritizes individualized care along with staying open-minded and current in her exercise and treatment approaches. She has worked with people across all ages and does her best to make sure each person she works with feels heard and like an integral member of their own health team. Her goal is to cultivate movement confidence and resilience in each person she works with, regardless of situation or history.