Ryan graduated from McMaster University with an Honours Bachelor of Kinesiology (2004) and a Masters of Science in Physiotherapy in 2006. Since graduation, Ryan has continued his development through advanced programs including completing his Fellowship in Manual and Manipulative Therapy (www.manippt.org), certification in acupuncture through the AFCI, certification in Intramuscular Stimulation (IMS) (www.istop.org), training in the McKenzie method of lumbar spine (www.mckenziemdt.org/), as well as completing the Lyn Watson shoulder physiotherapy specialist courses (http://www.lynwatsonshoulderphysio.com.au/).  He has also completed his certification in Concussion management through both SHIFT and Complete Concussions (https://completeconcussions.com)

Ryan is an Alliston resident and is active in the community, spending much of his free time working with the Alliston Hornets Junior C hockey team. After working in Barrie for several years, Ryan decided to open his own clinic in Alliston in April of 2011. His practice has continued to grow necessitating relocation to a larger space in May of 2012 and once again in October of 2013.  In December of 2015 the clinic once again grew in size, doubling its’ previous square footage.  Now the clinic occupies over 3600 square feet!

Clinically, Ryan has a special interest in spinal pathologies, the shoulder, the jaw, and sports medicine. Ryan also has extensive experience with complex motor vehicle injuries and chronic pain conditions. Ryan is a certified SHIFT concussion management provider (http://www.shiftconcussion.ca/) and uses his diverse skill set to treat clients of all ages and with a variety of conditions effectively. Ryan also enjoys mentoring physiotherapists pursuing their training in Manual Therapy (www.orthodiv.org).  He has successfully mentored many therapists pursuing their FCAMPT designation and helps to teach courses preparing students for this extensive examination process.

More recently, Ryan has taken on the challenge of distance running.  Having now completed several marathons and running daily himself, Ryan has developed a special interest in running related injuries.  He has completed additional training in this specialized area of interest through the Running Clinic as well as through the Running Physio (amongst others).  Ryan enjoys treating runners of all distances and skill levels and ultimately helping them achieve their goals.  In the future, Ryan intends on teaching other physiotherapists how to effectively treat running related injuries.  A personal goal of his is to complete the 6 world major marathons.

Shivani is an internationally educated physiotherapist who graduated in 2015 with a Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy. She started her career working in both home care and private orthopaedic settings.

Shivani is passionate about hands on therapeutic approaches to rehabilitation and structured exercise therapy.  She enjoys working with a wide variety of musculoskeletal conditions such as sports injuries, low back pain, neck pain, and shoulder dysfunction.

Shivani has taken additional courses in acupuncture and dry needling as well as being concussion management certified.  She also plans to pursue certification in pelvic health.

In her spare time, you can find her cooking and doing adventurous activities. She also loves to spend time with friends and family .

Jayke graduated from the University of Guelph with an Honours in Human Kinetics degree in 2019 and from Queen’s University with a Master of Science in Physical Therapy in 2022. He has always held a passion for sport, physical activity, and healthy living. Jayke was first introduced to physiotherapy after suffering an injury that required rehabilitation. Witnessing his physiotherapist’s commitment, creativity, and desire to successfully aid his return to function is what inspired him to become a physiotherapist and help others get back to the level they desire.

Jayke’s approach to care is to treat everyone as an individual. He believes the importance of providing an in-depth assessment and taking the time to help the patient understand their injury or impairment. He enjoys treating a wide variety of conditions from sports injuries, to pre/post-operative  conditions, to everyday strains and sprains. Jayke will provide an individualized, one-on-one treatment plan that is specific to the goals of the patient.

Jayke has completed certification in acupuncture and dry needling as well as concussuon management.  He also plans to continue his manual therapy training.

When not at the clinic, he enjoys playing hockey, golf, boating on Georgian Bay and spending time with family and friends.

Being born and raised in New Tecumseth, Jayke looks forward to giving back to his community and helping his patients live a healthy and active lifestyle.

Darryl graduated from the University of the East Ramon Magsaysay College in the Philippines in 2004. Upon graduation he worked in a hospital setting for 9 years providing acute care to patients with stroke and cardiorespiratory conditions.

Darryl came to Canada in 2014 to pursue his career as a physiotherapist and became a “Registered Physiotherapist” in 2018. Since then, Darryl has continued his development through post graduate education such as: soft tissue mobilization through the Canadian Athletic Therapists Association, Neurofascial Reset through RAPID, Acupuncture Level 1 through Acupuncture Canada, Human Movement Specialist Certification through the Brookbush Institute and most recently Concussion Management Level 1 and 2 through Concussion Rehab Works.

Darryl is in good standing with the College of Physiotherapy of Ontario. and has previously worked in a community and private practice setting for 6 years in Stouffville, Ontario. Clinically, he has a special interest in working with individuals who have neck and shoulder conditions that are influenced by poor posture and poor work/school environment. He has helped people with total hip, knee and shoulder replacement, moderate to massive shoulder repairs, shoulder impingement, ITB friction syndrome, osgood schlatter disease, tennis/golfer’s Elbow, factures of many varieties, sciatica, mechanical low back pain, degenerative disc disease, osteoarthritis, shin splints, ankle sprain, and many more common and complex injuries.

Being a resident of Alliston, Darryl is excited to be able to help his local community and inspire and motivate residents of Alliston to stay fit and healthy.  He believes in performing a thorough assessment, and empowering his patients through education so that they truly understand their condition and what is needed to get better. Providing  evidence-based exercises, treatment and manual therapy to achieve their goals and improve their quality of life is a key to successful recovery, in Darryl’s opinion.

In his free time, Darryl loves to play with his children, dance with them and go outdoors. He also enjoys working out in the gym, running and has recently started snowboarding.

Boao graduated from the University of Waterloo in 2020 with an Honours Bachelor’s of Science in Kinesiology, and from Brunel University London in 2022 with a Masters of Science in Physical Therapy. 

Boao has an interest in Orthopedics and Sports rehabilitation, having gained experience treating varsity hockey players from The University of Waterloo and Wilfrid Laurier University. While at Brunel University London, Boao was a member of Brunel’s Olympic Weightlifting club and is passionate about strength sports in particular. He has plans to continue with additional training as a strength & conditioning specialist.  Boao is also preparing to complete the Complete Concussion Management training to continue his education in concussion treatment and rehabilitation.

Boao previously worked in the United Kingdom, and gained essential experience in both Private practice and Hospital settings.  He helped his patients recover from a wide range of both conservative orthopaedic conditions (including shoulder impingement, disc herniations, osteoarthritis, tendinopathies, and more)  and post-surgical conditions (such as shoulder/knee/hip replacements, ACL reconstruction, rotator cuff repairs, etc).

Boao’s background in Sport and Kinesiology has influenced his treatment approach, utilizing a combination of manual therapy and exercise techniques to help educate and empower patients throughout their rehabilitation and help them achieve their goals. Boao is dedicated to continuing his education, and is keen to improve his skills by balancing the most current evidence based practices with a holistic patient-centred approach to care.

In his free time, Boao enjoys staying active outdoors, training for powerlifting and spending time with friends and family. 

Nensi pursued her Bachelor of Physiotherapy degree in India at Gujarat University.  After that, she served in a multidisciplinary clinic and hospital setting for two years.  In this setting, Nensi treated a variety of conservative and postoperative musculoskeletal, neurological, and sports injury cases. All of this clinical experience led to a special interest in treating neck, back, and knee-related conditions.

After coming overseas, she further expanded her expertise by graduating with a diploma in Fitness and Health Promotion. Throughout this program, Nensi gained an even greater knowledge of biomechanics/body movement which helped her develop an in-depth understanding of exercise prescription and creation of  personalized exercise routines.

Before becoming a physiotherapy resident in Canada, Nensi gained valuable experience as a Physiotherapy Assistant, working closely with licensed physical therapists.  All of her combined experience allows her to provide comprehensive treatment with advanced physiotherapy techniques to help clients recover more quickly and improve their range of motion.

Nensi is passionate about empowering patients to take an active role in their recovery, utilizing a holistic approach that includes manual therapy, exercise therapy (mobilization, strengthening, stretching, myofascial release, and PNF techniques), and ergonomic guidance. Nensi is continually pursuing new
knowledge and skills to enhance the delivery of her treatment approaches. She is interested in completing the Complete Concussion Management course to continue her education in concussion treatment and rehabilitation.

When she is not at work, Nensi enjoys spending time with her family and friends, cooking, hiking, and exploring nature. She loves yoga and Pilates and has recently started swimming.

Clinically, Danielle has experience in environments such as multidisciplinary clinics and long-term care facilities. She uses techniques such as myofascial release, craniosacral therapy, visceral release, deep tissue massage, and acupuncture to effectively treat a wide variety of patient conditions.

Danielle’s special interests include complex motor vehicle accident victims, as well as the treatment of headaches and migraines.

David is thrilled to be practicing as a licensed naturopathic doctor in his hometown Alliston. After graduating from naturopathic medicine in 2016, he completed a residency in 2017 in Halifax, Nova Scotia. His residency had a special focus on chronic Lyme disease and the natural treatment of all forms of chronic illness.

 

Dr. Collings previously worked on Parsons Rd as the owner of Alliston Integrative Health clinic, and now splits his time between South Simcoe Physio and Queens Health in Thornton. 

 

Through his own personal health journey (he was diagnosed with Crohn’s disease at age 14), he began to foster an interest and respect for the principles and philosophies of Naturopathic medicine at a young age.  

 

Dr. Collings, ND is pleased to offer his services in general family naturopathic medicine, with a special interest in Lyme disease, adjunctive cancer care, IBS & IBD. He is also trained in and has successfully treated; chronic fatigue & fibromyalgia, pain management, food allergies, hormone imbalance, adrenal and thyroid function, ADHD & autism, and more. Dr. Collings also accepts new patients via virtual appointments, especially those searching for Lyme disease treatment, as it is endemic to southern Ontario.

 

David is a graduate of the 4 year Doctor of Naturopathy degree from CCNM in Toronto, and holds an undergraduate degree in Honours Microbiology from the University of Guelph. He holds additional training and qualifications with the Oncology Association of Naturopathic Physicians (OncANP), and the International Lyme & Associated Diseases Society (ILADS).

 Elina graduated from the University of Guelph in 2012 where she majored in Human Kinetics and minored in Nutrition. After completing her Bachelor of Science Honours degree she decided to pursue her Doctor of Chiropractic degree and graduated Magna Cum Laude in 2018 from Life University in Atlanta, GA.  Along the way she began post graduate training in clinical neuroscience from the Carrick Institute. In this she equipped herself to better understand and more effectively treat brain-based conditions and injuries such as concussion and vestibular disorders.

 

Following graduation she practiced for a year in Boston MA, treating primarily post concussion syndrome and then moved back to Ontario. Since then she has settled in Innisfil with her family and has enjoyed shifting into practice treating a wide variety of individuals and conditions.

 

Dr. Elina strongly believes each person needs to be assessed and treated as an individual and not just lumped into a category. She aims to find and correct the root issues and patterns contributing to body dysfunction and causing unpleasant symptoms. She often recommends changes in the work and home environments (ex. ergonomic positioning and movement breaks) along with her in office treatments. Those treatments may include manual manipulative therapy to the spine and/or extremities, instrument based adjustments and hands on techniques for muscle and fascial release.

 

She is currently working her way through the Complete Concussions Program which is widely used in Ontario and plans to eventually go through additional exams administered by the American Chiropractic Neurology Board in order to earn her diplomate (DACNB).

 

In her off time, when not chasing after her toddler, you can find Elina reading, walking, camping, playing board games and catching up with friends and family.

Tanina joined South Simcoe Physiotherapy as a receptionist in September 2019. She moved into the area 7 years ago. She has experience with accounting and business administration. Tanina will be able to help you with any booking or customer service needs.