I brought my son to an Occupational Therapy assessment on 2023-08-28. We met Miss Behnaz for the…read morefirst time. She focuses on children. Her office is very near the Distillery District. Her office is very small so it doesn't have any equipment that requires large areas. And yet she does her best. She has limited hours, so she tries to be efficient. She is not a money grabber, i.e., not wanting you to have many sessions with her so that she can earn money, OT sessions are expensive! Instead, she works on a model of being consulting, giving you strategies that you can do with a parent/guardian, to save money. She also believes in the word "occupational." If a deficit doesn't affect your life, why do you need therapy? As an example, if you are not physically coordinated to play a certain sport, do you need therapy if you don't need or want to play that sport? Her assessment is reasonably thorough for a one-hour assessment. There are so many areas of OT that it can't be all assessed in one hour! There is no free WiFi. The place is wheelchair accessible. There is one gender-neutral washroom, but it is not wheelchair accessible. There is paid neighbourhood street parking and a parking lot. Review 2023-278

Overall, it was a great experience. I brought both my Autistic son and daughter here to get an…read moreoccupational therapy evaluation and they did really great in providing good recommendations for both kids. Were super patient.

A while ago I went to this clinic. Really disappointed w Dr. Glicksman attitude towards my 5 yo…read morewho was injured. I debated to go to hospital or doctors. It was almost 10pm when she saw my child waiting for over an hour (but this is completely understandable) yet she didn't understand why he was cranky and couldn't hold still to a very sensitive part of his body. This was not cold or flu injury. This was a laceration injury. she was in a bad mood because she said she had a cold. There was no comfort and compassion for my child's injury. I eventually I had to pin my kid down just so she didn't walk out of the room for the second time to check on the injury. She made a comment towards his attitude yes his bedtime is 8 and he's tired and hurt. My child indeed needed medical attention with a specialist and a follow up to make sure it was healing. I am surprised she's a paediatrician because she doesn't seem to like kids or doesn't have any tips or tricks to make a child comfortable. No maternal instincts kicked in. Reception was kind and nice. And overall it is clean. I am sure great doctors work here, as well. I am only hoping it was a bad day. I had to explain to my son on the car ride that it wasn't their fault he was so scared.

Kristen Crane at Lifemark Physiotherapy is an exceptional physiotherapist. Following my MVA, I was…read morein terrible back, neck and shoulder pain. And although my treatment is on going, I'm confident that she will instrumental in my recovery. She keeps great hours, which lets me for my treatment into my busy schedule. Thanks Kristen for always coming in so early on Saturday's for me.

This therapy centre provides Occupational Therapy (OT) and Speech Language Pathology (SLP)…read moreservices. They have been in business since year 2000. There are several.OTs and SLPs working there. They can also do home visits for an additional $30. We did an OT assessment on 2023-08-02 with Ali Cooper. You get assigned a therapist who you would be regularly working with on the same day and timeslot. They tested for fine motor and gross motor skills, balance, and hand-eye coordination. The after-school hours and weekends are quite booked up. There is free WiFi. The place is wheelchair accessible. There are separate male/female washrooms in the building, and they are wheelchair accessible. There is paid and free neighbourhood street parking. Review 2023-246

Went here a week or two ago. Service was great and so was the massage…read more I did have one issue... price. 1. It was 10$ more than what is in their pamphlet. 2. Tip. A tip was almost a forced option on the iPad (we all know when we see an iPad a tip request in coming). Most reputable clinics have a no tip policy because therapists believe (and are) part of the medical community. It's in bad taste to request a tip as an option in my opinion. The massage ended up costing me 50$ more than my regular physio place. I really wanted to switch my massages to here but I will not be doing so unfortunately.

From the owner: We offer relaxation and therapeutic Registered Massage Therapy treatments and we specialize in…read morePrenatal/Pregnancy and Postnatal Massage Therapy. We also specialize in prenatal yoga, mommy & baby yoga and yin yoga.