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What are Growing Pains? Although there are no known medical causes, theories of cause range from muscle fatigue to juvenile arthritis. According to a 1984 study, limb pain was a presenting complaint in 7% of pediatrician visits. A South Australian study published in the August 2004 issue of the Journal of Pediatrics found that approximately … READ COUNTERPARTS SUCCESS STORY
What are Growing Pains? Although there are no known medical causes, theories of cause range from muscle fatigue to juvenile arthritis. According to a 1984 study, limb pain was a presenting complaint in 7% of pediatrician visits. A South Australian study published in the August 2004 issue of the Journal of Pediatrics found that approximately … READ COUNTERPARTS SUCCESS STORY
What are Growing Pains? Although there are no known medical causes, theories of cause range from muscle fatigue to juvenile arthritis. According to a 1984 study, limb pain was a presenting complaint in 7% of pediatrician visits. A South Australian study published in the August 2004 issue of the Journal of Pediatrics found that approximately … READ COUNTERPARTS SUCCESS STORY
What are Growing Pains? Although there are no known medical causes, theories of cause range from muscle fatigue to juvenile arthritis. According to a 1984 study, limb pain was a presenting complaint in 7% of pediatrician visits. A South Australian study published in the August 2004 issue of the Journal of Pediatrics found that approximately … READ COUNTERPARTS SUCCESS STORY
What are Growing Pains? Although there are no known medical causes, theories of cause range from muscle fatigue to juvenile arthritis. According to a 1984 study, limb pain was a presenting complaint in 7% of pediatrician visits. A South Australian study published in the August 2004 issue of the Journal of Pediatrics found that approximately … READ COUNTERPARTS SUCCESS STORY
What are Growing Pains? Although there are no known medical causes, theories of cause range from muscle fatigue to juvenile arthritis. According to a 1984 study, limb pain was a presenting complaint in 7% of pediatrician visits. A South Australian study published in the August 2004 issue of the Journal of Pediatrics found that approximately … READ COUNTERPARTS SUCCESS STORY
What are Growing Pains? Although there are no known medical causes, theories of cause range from muscle fatigue to juvenile arthritis. According to a 1984 study, limb pain was a presenting complaint in 7% of pediatrician visits. A South Australian study published in the August 2004 issue of the Journal of Pediatrics found that approximately … READ COUNTERPARTS SUCCESS STORY
What are Growing Pains? Although there are no known medical causes, theories of cause range from muscle fatigue to juvenile arthritis. According to a 1984 study, limb pain was a presenting complaint in 7% of pediatrician visits. A South Australian study published in the August 2004 issue of the Journal of Pediatrics found that approximately … READ COUNTERPARTS SUCCESS STORY
What are Growing Pains? Although there are no known medical causes, theories of cause range from muscle fatigue to juvenile arthritis. According to a 1984 study, limb pain was a presenting complaint in 7% of pediatrician visits. A South Australian study published in the August 2004 issue of the Journal of Pediatrics found that approximately … READ COUNTERPARTS SUCCESS STORY
What are Growing Pains? Although there are no known medical causes, theories of cause range from muscle fatigue to juvenile arthritis. According to a 1984 study, limb pain was a presenting complaint in 7% of pediatrician visits. A South Australian study published in the August 2004 issue of the Journal of Pediatrics found that approximately … READ COUNTERPARTS SUCCESS STORY
You don’t have to live with pain.
Dr. Ashley completed her Bachelor of Science in Human Kinesiology University of Guelph-Humber before completing her Chiropractic degree. After a family member was in a severe car accident, suffering from intense neck and back pain, she was inspired to pursue her Doctorate of Chiropractic (DC) at the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College (CMCC) in Toronto. She completed additional certifications in Functional Integrated Acupuncture (CMCC). Ashley is currently furthering her knowledge in concussion management and low back pain during pregnancy to better serve her patients in the Peterborough area. She is a member of both the Ontario Chiropractic Association (OCA) and Canadian Chiropractic Association (CCA). Ashley utilizes the best research evidence, her clinical expertise, and individual patient values and preferences to practice evidence based care.
Ashley is proficient in the use of diversified and drop-piece manipulative techniques, myofascial release and instrument-assisted soft tissue therapy, and rehabilitative and strengthening techniques. In addition, she has successfully incorporated methods such as acupressure for headaches, mindfulness meditation for stress, mirror-box therapy and nerve-flossing techniques for neurodynamic-related pain. Ashley is a former ski instructor, and swim instructor, using her sports experience to aid rehab. She is committed to helping her patients lead a healthy lifestyle.
When Ashley isn’t practicing you can usually find her enjoying the great outdoors or spending quality time with her family and friends.
Certifications: acupuncture
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I have been working as a children’s physiotherapist for over 20 years, first in Ireland and the UK and then in Canada.
I relocated to beautiful Kawartha Lakes, with my family a few years ago after spending a number of years in Toronto.
Over the years I have developed my philosophy of PEP –
Play * Explore * Participate as key principles guiding all that I do.
You don’t have to live with pain.
I’m Manmeet Sekhon, a dedicated physiotherapist with expertise in musculoskeletal, neurological, and cardiovascular rehabilitation. I have a passion for helping patients recover and improve their quality of life. I provide personalized treatment plans, utilizing the latest techniques and technologies to ensure the best possible outcomes. Whether it’s managing pain, restoring mobility, or enhancing performance, I’m here to guide and support you every step of the way. Let’s work together to achieve your health goals!
You don’t have to live with pain.
Demoli Shah is a registered physiotherapist with a focus in treating
musculoskeletal and orthopaedic injuries. Her expertise also includes
targeted and customized care for but not limited to sports injuries, lower
back pain problems, radiculopathy or rotator cuff injuries.
Demoli brings over a decade of experience in large healthcare providers,
private and government hospitals, and sports clinics that serve multiple
disciplines. She discerns the root cause and its nuances to devise an
effective treatment plan. Her approach integrates detailed assessment,
manual therapy, Mulligan techniques, Mckenzie techniques, Neurokinetic
techniques, soft tissue release and rehabilitative exercises.
Having served a wide spectrum of patients, she has gained an
understanding of their varying needs and staminas, which she utilizes to
reduce the emotional toll of their injuries, always encouraging and
motivating them to do their best. It is her belief that genuine empathy is
crucial for achieving the best doctor-patient relationships and results.
In her effort to continually hone her craft, Demoli has completed several
certifications, such as McKenzie Lumbar and Cervicothoracic, NKT Level 1
and Level 2, Lumbosacral Mobilization/Manipulation, and
Temporomandibular Joint Disorders and level 2 manual therapy courses
from orthopedic division.
She loves nature and is always up for biking, hiking and camping
adventures! Believes that exercise and attention to fitness can go a long
way.
You don’t have to live with pain.
Palak, a dedicated physiotherapist resident and graduate from McGill University, brings extensive experience in sports injuries and various musculoskeletal conditions from diverse clinical and international hospital settings. With a strong foundation in physiotherapy, Palak offers personalized care, tailoring treatments to meet individual needs. Experience evidence-
based therapy and achieve optimal wellness under her expert guidance.
You don’t have to live with pain.
Ryan Plumpton graduated from the Massage Therapy program at Algonquin College with an Advanced Diploma. His curiosity lends itself to the problem-solving nature of both orthopedic testing and manual therapy. He always seeks the best possible treatment, whether you aim for better performance or a little relaxation.
He thinks of himself as a Swiss Army Knife of RMT’s. He cultivates experience in as many forms of treatment as he possibly can. Knowing that sometimes a knot is caused by a fascial binding, or that numbness is secondary to swelling further up a nervous pathway; it never made sense to have a limited focus. Instead, Ryan ensures he has done the best to make sure he could treat anything put in front of him. Ryan has had success in treating across a range of conditions; from improving range of motion and reducing swelling following a knee replacement, to provide some badly needed pain relief to those that suffer from fibromyalgia or chronic headache.
Ryan continually updates his massage and believes strongly in health care partnership; for you to best take care of yourself, he incorporates large amounts of home-care and remedial exercise into treatments. These athletic endeavors have given Ryan a wide range of activities to draw from when providing the coaching that will help you help yourself.
Ryan has found a like-minded practitioner in working with Dr.J who shares a passion for optimizing health and offers skill sets and techniques that he doesn’t have access to.
Hi, my name is Bethany Marshall, I was born and raised in Lindsay, so it holds a special place for me. I graduated from the University of Toronto with a 4-year Bachelor’s in Kinesiology and Physical Education. I want to continue my education and passion for physical therapy and injury rehabilitation. I have always valued caring for others and living a fulfilling healthy lifestyle. With my prior experience as a physiotherapy patient and a co-op student, I understand and am sensitive to both concerning physical, social, and psychological effects. I have many hobbies including being active in the outdoors, spending time with friends and family, cooking and baking, and spending time with my pet bunny. I look forward to working with all of you.
Brooklyn started at Adelaide Clinic in 2020 as a co-op student. Brooklyn is a 2021 graduate of LCVI secondary school, with honours in her final year which also awarded her the title of Ontario Scholar. Currently, Brooklyn is in her first year at Fleming Colleges Practical Nursing program. She hopes to pursue her dreams of becoming a registered nurse. When not at work, Brooklyn enjoys spending time with family, and travelling the world.
You don’t have to live with pain.
April trained as an occupational/physiotherapy assistant as a second career following an almost fatal motor vehicle collision in 1995. Since graduation in 2018, she has been working in the community with clients eager to rehabilitate from injury and/or surgery and maintain their mobility and strength to remain independent in their own homes. Active in the aquatic community, she is certified as an aquatic rehabilitation assistant with the Canadian Aquafitness Leaders Alliance. She has been a patroller with the Canadian Ski Patrol since 2009, keeping the skiers at Lakeridge Resort safe and enjoying the snow. Recreationally, she enjoys swimming, hiking, and cycling. April believes that remaining active and physically capable throughout life helps us all to maintain an improved quality of life.
Certifications:
Cupping Therapy
First Aid and CPR – C
National Lifeguard Service
Post Rehabilitation Healing Waters – CALA
Administrative Team Lead
Natalie’s greatest dream in life is being able to help people and see them living their best life.
What better way to do that than as the Admin Team Lead at Adelaide Clinic! In this role, Natalie
leads the admin team and oversees the daily aspects of keeping the clinic running smoothly.
Natalie is no stranger to customer service as she has been working in this industry in many
roles over the past 24 years. Prior to starting at Adelaide Clinic in 2022 Natalie spent her first 5 years in Lindsay working in the banking industry.
Having moved to Lindsay in 2017 to get away from the business of Durham. Natalie and her family have settled nicely in Lindsay and have never looked back. Growing up in Muskoka Natalie knew that she wanted more of a small town feel for her children to grow up in.
When not at work Natalie loves spending time with her husband, 3 teenagers and 2 fur babies.
She also enjoys travelling, crafting and decorating.
Born and raised in Lindsay, Ontario Sarah was an outgoing kid from the start. A natural in customer service and a true people person. Passionate and driven, she is an entrepreneur and a small business owner herself. With over 10 years of exotic animal experience, she founded Browning Reptiles in 2019. Browning Reptiles is an Exotic Animal Educational Entertainment business. Sarah is a Master Herpetologist, and owns over 50 individual exotic animals. Her dream is to bring a better understanding and appreciation through education to people about animals that are highly misunderstood and often feared, such as reptiles, amphibians and invertebrates. She provides the opportunity to interact and learn through in-person, hands-on or virtual experiences. Sarah is very family orientated. She is the wife of City of Kawartha Lakes Police Detective Constable Ken Downing and the mother of 2 VERY energetic and outgoing little girls Lily and Violet.
Hi! My name is Brianna Moynes. I was born and raised in Lindsay Ontario. Prior to working at Adelaide Clinic, I was a PSW for 9 years. After my daughter, Amelia, was born, I decided to go back to school and complete the Office Administration program at Fleming College. When I’m not working at the clinic, I like to spend time with my family at my in-law’s dairy farm just outside of Lindsay. We milk 50 cows and we also are raising 40 sheep.
I really enjoy working as an Administrative Officer at Adelaide Clinic because I enjoy the busy atmosphere of the clinic. Answering phones, scheduling appointments, assisting patients, and managing new tasks as they come up makes me look forward to the versatility and excitement of working at Adelaide Clinic.
Adryan is a part time Administrative Officer that is working at the clinic as a summer student. Adryan enjoys working at Adelaide Clinic because of it’s welcoming and safe environment.
Adryan has plans to go into apprenticeship after school to work as a tattoo artist and is excited to explore further opportunities in the field.
When not working, Adryan enjoy creating art and being around friends and family.