Registered Physiotherapist

SABYASACHI “SACHI“ SATYAPRAKASH


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905-695-1212

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Master’s degree in Physiotherapy
Advanced Training from:
The Mary Pack Arthritis Program, Vancouver
& in Vestibular Rehabilitation

Sachi is a Registered Physiotherapist with a Master’s degree in Physiotherapy. He has over 10 years of Clinical experience in treating various musculoskeletal conditions, sports injuries, and performing post-surgical rehabilitation.

He has special interest and advanced training in treating Arthritis patients and in Vestibular Rehabilitation.

Sachi is a passionate and dedicated Physiotherapist. He uses a hands-on approach combining different manual therapy techniques, along with progressive exercises and modalities to get optimal health and function.

Post-graduate Courses:
– McKenzie Method (MDT): Part – A
– Mulligan Concept of Mobilization: Lower Quadrant
– GLA:D Canada for Osteoarthritis.
– ACE: Mary Pack Arthritis Program, Vancouver (Introduction to the PT Assessment & Management of Rheumatic Disease)
– Vestibular Rehabilitation


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Thornhill
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905-695-1212

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905-597-3886

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