About us

Akhy completed his undergraduate degree in Health Sciences at UOttawa and went on to complete his masters degree in physiotherapy at McMaster University. He has taken further education and is certified in concussion management and is currently developing his skills further in the McMaster contemporary Neurofunctional Acupuncture course. Akhy has a background in playing many competitive sports, namely soccer and martial arts. Akhy has a huge passion in helping others heal as his own injuries through life have motivated him to be a physical therapist. Akhy prioritizes finding a diagnosis and using his knowledge of anatomy and physiology to develop evidence based exercise care plans to help patients overcome obstacles to mobility. By understanding that everyone is a unique individual, with unique anatomical abilities and levels, Akhy works with each patient to ensure a plan is best suited for you.

Andrew graduated from Queen’s University with a Masters of Science in Physical Therapy. Prior to that, he completed his Bachelor of Kinesiology at York University. Throughout his clinical training as a physiotherapist, he has had the opportunity to work with and treat athletes in various sports and levels, including hockey, lacrosse and rugby athletes in the NCAA and OHL. Andrew is a big advocate of self-improvement and life long learning. He has taken courses in Advanced Manual Therapy from the National Orthopaedic Division, dry needling and completed courses in soft tissue techniques. Andrew’s approach to treatment involves treating patients as a whole. As a physiotherapist, he helps patients take an active role in their own rehab. Andrew wants to ensure you not only recover from injury and return to what you love most but that you also develop the knowledge, skills and abilities to function more efficiently and optimally in your everyday life. Through a combination of education, manual therapy, dry needling and individualized exercise programs he will work with you to achieve your goals. In his free time he enjoys hiking, playing hockey and going to the gym.

Anna is a certified Personal Fitness Trainer with an athletic and physiotherapy background, working in the industry since 2017. With years of hands-on experience in both training and rehabilitation, she specializes in helping clients build strength, recover from injuries, and move with confidence. Anna’s approach combines athletic conditioning with corrective exercise principles, ensuring safe and effective progress for every client. Whether the goal is rehabilitation, performance, or overall wellness, Anna designs programs tailored to each individual’s needs and lifestyle.

With widely gathered experience from a variety of treatment approaches, Deon incorporates various techniques and strategies in an effort to help others become mobile and free of pain. While listening attentively to the body and concerns of his patients, he is able to develop specific treatment plans that work in conjunction with all other practitioners that you may see at Revolution Physio. Along with therapeutic massage techniques, Deon used techniques such as Manual Lymphatic Drainage to reduce swelling and inflammation, as well as Fascial Stretch Therapy to address concerns of restriction and range of motion.

Graduating from the Canadian College of Massage and Hydrotherapy, Deon has worked previously with Sick Kids Hospital, Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre, and Toronto Rehab, to address various musculoskeletal and nervous system conditions among different demographics within the population.

A certification candidate of the Canadian Sports Massage Therapists Association, First Aid volunteer of Athletics Ontario, and Medical Trainer for League1 Ontario Soccer, Deon also works closely with local athletic organizations and other healthcare professionals to provide care for sport injuries. To complement massage therapy, Deon also practices as a Pilates Teacher and ELDOA Practitioner. An avid martial artist, Deon has extensive experience in Karate, Muay Thai, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Yaw-Yan, Jeet Kune Do, Boxing, and Krav Maga.

JC is a Registered Physiotherapist and a graduate from the University of Toronto’s Master of Physical Therapy program. He has also previously earned a Masters in Professional Kinesiology and a Bachelors in Kinesiology with Honours both from the University of Toronto.

With more than 5 years of experience in the healthcare field, JC has worked with various patient populations including children with disabilities, athletes, weekend warriors, and seniors. JC has experience in treating acute and chronic musculoskeletal conditions, sports injuries, concussions, and pre- and post-operative conditions. He has achieved certifications in soft tissue release, Level 1 in Manual Therapy through the Orthopaedic Division, Diploma in Advanced Musculoskeletal Physical Therapy, and a strong background in exercise and fitness.

JC utilizes a holistic multi-modal approach when developing treatment plans that suit his patient’s needs. With an emphasis on empowerment and education, JC will help you recognize the adaptability and capability of your body and provide you with the tools to be successful and will work alongside you to help achieve your individualized goals whether it be sport performance, return to sport or work, injury prevention, beginning an active lifestyle, or helping manage pain.

In his spare time, you can find JC walking his dog Moxie, playing and watching a variety of sports, and is always on the look out for new dessert spots.

Jared graduated from the University of the City of Manila in the Philippines in 2013 and has been practicing as a physiotherapist for seven years before moving to Canada. He has seen a multitude of cases from Sports, Musculoskeletal, and Neurologic cases and has special interests in Arthritis, hip and knee replacements, and Geriatric Health. He is fluent in both English and Tagalog.

Jared incorporates an active approach in conjunction with manual therapy and therapeutic modalities (such as shockwave, ultrasound, and low level laser therapy) in his treatments and believes that no matter what stage people are in their lives, there is a unique exercise program for them to get better functionally and holistically. In his free time, you can find Jared hanging out with his friends, watching his favorite shows, trying out new recipes to cook, and playing basketball.

Kevin is a Registered Physiotherapist who completed his Master of Physiotherapy program from McMaster University, after completing an Honours Bachelors of Science from the University of Toronto.

Kevin comes from Sports Medicine Clinic at the University of Guelph, where he was the primary therapist working with all OUA and Club teams at the University. He has intensive experience providing care for athletes, including acute assessment and management of on field injuries, treatment of various orthopedic conditions, concussion rehabilitation, injury prevention, and return to play guidance. Kevin also enjoys and has experience with treating a variety of age groups and a range of activity levels.

Kevin creates a patient-centered plan based on the patient’s goals, timelines, preferences, and hopes to help individuals build towards a resilient body. Kevin uses a multimodal and evidence-based approach to treatment including education, exercise, taping, manual therapy, and shockwave.

In his spare time, Kevin competes in Dragon Boat at a competitive level, and enjoys trying new sports and foods!

Additional languages: Mandarin

Kingsley Wu is a registered physiotherapist who completed his Masters of Physical Therapy from University of Toronto after obtaining his Bachelors of Kinesiology from McMaster University. He is fluent in English and conversational in Cantonese.

His experiences as a national badminton athlete led to the accumulation of multiple injuries, sparking his interest in the field. At both McMaster and University of Toronto, Kingsley has been a vital member of both Varsity badminton teams, helping them clinch silver and gold at OUAs, respectively. Kingsley has also worked as a student therapist for 2 years during his time at McMaster University, helping athletes with a variety of musculoskeletal injuries return to play.

Kingsley truly values client-centred care and develops treatment plans to help clients reach their goals. He aspires to assist and educate individuals about self-care and injury treatment. He uses a combination of education, exercise rehab, acupuncture, and manual therapy to provide individualized and evidence-based care.

Outside of work, Kingsley can be found weight training at the gym or playing sports like badminton, golf, or spikeball. He also enjoys exploring new cafes/bubble tea spots in the GTA!

Michelle has been in healthcare for over 15 years, beginning first as a kinesiologist then becoming a physiotherapist. She has taken many extra courses to provide more assessment and treatment options for her patients and has received advanced certifications as both an FCAMPT (Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Manipulative Physiotherapists) and her Diploma in Canine Rehabilitation. She likes to treat with an evidence informed approach and uses a multi-modal approach (education, exercise prescription, manual therapy, and modalities such as acupuncture or shockwave therapy, for example). Michelle also has experience treating special populations (i.e., concussions, runners, and post-operative individuals), and has experience with individuals of all ages and athletic backgrounds (including elite athletes, those in performing arts, recreational athletes, and sedentary individuals). It is her belief that a team approach is the best approach. She looks forward to helping you and your friends/family get back to feeling and moving well again.

When Michelle is not at the clinic, she enjoys running and spending time with her children and dog. She is caring, kind and passionate.

Bethany Weir is a Registered Massage Therapist proudly working with patients at Revolution Physio offering general massage therapy techniques and specialty treatment types. General massage therapy includes swedish massage therapy, joint play, myofascial release, stretching, joint mobilization, and overall relaxation for well being. The specialty treatment types that she lends a hand to are specifically helpful with inflammation, swelling and act as a decongestive therapy, called Manual Lymphatic Drainage. Fascial Stretch Therapy is another treatment type that she enjoys performing with patients as well. This treatment type is great for tight hips or shoulders, for example, and to help with an overall mobility of any given limb. It is a full-body fully clothed type of stretching technique that aids in traction combined with stretching techniques to help alleviate any unwanted tension through stretching the body from the patient’s limbs through the use of soft velcro straps to help isolate the source of tension.

For over a decade Bethany has been working one-on-one with patients throughout different healthcare settings, such as Personal Training, along with working as a Registered Massage Therapist since September 2018. Being able to work one-on-one with patients by helping them manage a more pain-free lifestyle through her various treatment types has always been a huge part of what keeps her motivated to continue learning through education and her colleagues. Bethany is incredibly dedicated to her patients and our team to help give the best massage treatments possible, so they can continue to do the things that they enjoy.

Bethany enjoys skiing, skating, painting, reading, playing piano, cooking and baking.

Yasaman is a registered physiotherapist who completed her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from Daemen University. Prior to becoming a physiotherapist, she completed Bachelor of Science (Hons) from University of Toronto. She is fluent in both English and Farsi.

In addition to her professional physiotherapy degree, Yasaman has taken many continuing education courses including Acupuncture, Taping, Soft tissue release and advanced levels in McKenzie Method of Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy for treatment of neck and back problems and extremities. Yasaman has also successfully completed level I exam of the Orthopedic Division of Canadian Physiotherapy Association.

Yasaman’s treatment approach focuses on evidence based, client centered approach through a combination of hands-on techniques, exercise prescription, therapeutic modalities and client education to achieve optimal results.

During her spare time, Yasaman enjoys running, biking, and traveling.