Kyle grew up in Mississauga and spent his childhood playing hockey, as well as many other sports. After finishing playing hockey, Kyle received a degree in Psychology from Wilfrid Laurier University, followed by completing his Physiotherapy degree at McMaster University in 2016.

Since graduating, Kyle has taken post-graduate courses in Manual Therapy, Manipulative Therapy Techniques, Acupuncture & Dry Needling.

Kyle is most known for his role in treating significant post-surgical sports injuries - especially ACL injuries. Kyle currently manages over 50 ACL rehabilitations per year and is involved in providing ACL education to clinicians and athletes on a national scale.

Kyle has worked closely with professional athletes from a wide variety of sports, both for in-season and off-season treatment.

Kyle grew up in Mississauga and spent his childhood playing hockey, as well as many other sports.... Read More

MacKeely or “MacK” is a Physiotherapist with a passion for helping individuals return to the activities they love, pain-free.

She completed her Bachelor of Science in Human Kinetics from the University of Guelph in 2023. Followed by her Masters of Physical Therapy from Western University if 2025, earning the Canadian Physiotherapy Association Award at graduation.

MacKeely played basketball for both universities, earning multiple MVP & All-star recognitions throughout her varsity career. She continued her basketball career professionally in Spain. Growing up MacKeely participated in everything time allowed for including volleyball, track and field, soccer, hockey, swimming, and badminton. Her vast sporting experience makes her well equipped to help individuals through the return to sport / activity process.

Outside the clinic, MacKeely can be found coaching youth basketball or in the gym. She brings a level of empathy, inspiration and knowledge to her practice that helps her clients to acheive their health and performance goals.

MacKeely or “MacK” is a Physiotherapist with a passion for helping individuals return to the acti... Read More