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Dr. Stephanie Adey completed her Doctor of Chiropractic medicine from NUHS in 2001. She began her degree at Western University and completed a bachelor’s degree in Honours Science from York University where she specialized in Human Biomechanics.

Since graduation Dr. Adey has continued her education with Acupuncture certification, ART® Full body Active Release Technique training, CCMI™ Complete Concussion Management certification in 2018 and FRC® certification in 2020.

Dr. Adey’s main focus is finding the causation of the injury and addressing that injury utilizing her knowledge and experience in the field of Chiropractic and her training in ART® , FRT® and Core Stabilization Techniques along with lifestyle changes and supplementation when warranted.

Dr. Adey has experience treating both amateur and professional athletes and includes work with Semi-pro and Pro football players, OHL and OWHA Hockey Teams, members of the Women’s Canadian National Hockey Team, International Synchronized swimmers and Nationally ranked Tennis Players.

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Amanda Lee completed her Master of Science in Physiotherapy from McMaster University. Prior to that she completed her Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science from Arkansas State University where she played Division I soccer.

Since graduating she has continued her education with courses in Contemporary Medical Acupuncture, Soft tissue release, FRCms and Level 1 manual therapy. She is actively working towards completing additional manual therapy levels and her complete concussion management certification.

Amanda takes an individualized approach to treating her patients. She uses a combination of manual therapy, soft tissue release, exercise prescription, medical acupuncture and education to help clients reach their specific goals.

She has experience treating a variety of neuro-musculoskeletal conditions and enjoys working with athletes, weekend warriors and other sports enthusiasts.

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Larysa Krawec graduated from the Massage Therapy program at Kikkawa College in 2009. She has also completed the Contemporary Medical Acupuncture Program at McMaster University and is a Level 2 Fascial Stretch Therapist. She has a degree from the University of Toronto in Political Science, with a focus on Healthcare Politics.

She has a therapeutic focus on sports injuries and mechanical dysfunction, utilizing different techniques and modalities to maximize therapeutic benefits. Larysa has worked and travelled with a variety of athletes, provding treatments before and after competitions and games. Most recently, she has been with Tennis Canada since 2019 for the Billie Jean King Cup and was on the team when they won in 2023. She also worked with the Toronto Police Soccer Team, the Toronto Blues, when they won silver at the World Police and Fire Games in Winnipeg. She travelled to Switzerland and Czech Republic with the Italian Men’s Ball Hockey Team as their therapist for the ISBHF World Ball Hockey Championships and the Italian U18 Ball Hockey Team at the ISBHF World Junior Ball Hockey Championships in Newfoundland. She has worked with athletes from the NHL, CFL, Athletics Canada and MMA. Larysa was part of the medical teams for the 2015 Pan American Games in Toronto and the 2013 Jeux de la Francophonie in Nice, France.

Larysa has also had the opportunity to be a Lead Therapist, organizing therapy teams for different police tournaments. This has included: the 2019 North American Police Soccer Tournament, where she was also on field with Toronto Police, and Toronto Police vs Brampton Fire Charity Lacrosse Game, where she was also on bench at the Scotiabank Arena with Toronto Police.

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