COVID-19 Update

COVID-19 Update: July, 2023

Starting today wearing a mask in the clinic will be optional. We recognize that many of our clients have health challenges that make them at higher risk for severe illness so clients are still welcome to wear a mask and request that your therapist wear a mask during your session. Virtual rehab sessions along with equipment rental will continue to be offered for those who wish to access our physiotherapy services from home.

Enhanced Virtual Care & Equipment Rental

For those who are unable to attend the clinic in person, we offer enhanced virtual rehab therapy and equipment rental . Begin your recovery from home through our one-on-one tele-rehab and work with our skilled therapists in leading-edge NeuroGym® equipment.

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Feel free to contact us at (613) 523-9905 or email us at  info@neurogymrehab.com if you have any questions or would like to book an appointment.

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Radinka Jeyathas RSSW, RSW

Travailleuse social agréée

Radinka est travailleuse sociale agréée et fondatrice et clinicienne principale de Make a Move Life Counselling. Canadienne d’origine sri-lankaise et tamoule, elle possède plus de 10 ans d’expérience en services thérapeutiques en milieu communautaire et privé partout en Ontario.

L’approche thérapeutique de Radinka consiste à vous reconnecter à votre esprit afin de voir, d’entendre et d’exprimer vos schémas de pensée. Ceci permet de créer des interruptions constructives et de favoriser un développement personnel qui améliorera votre perspective et transformera votre relation à votre corps.

Qualifications: 

  • Social Service Worker Diploma – Seneca Polytechnic (2014)
  • BSW in Social Work – Toronto Metropolitan University (2021)
  • Double Inscription – Travailleuse social et technicienne en travail social – L’ordre des travailleurs sociaux et des techniciens en travail social de l’ontario

 

Langage de traitement: Anglais

Avi Nativ, PhD BScPT

Owner, Founder

The NeuroGym® concept was founded over 30 years ago by Avi Nativ PhD (Kinesiology), BScPT. Avi received his doctoral degree in Kinesiology from the University of Waterloo, and was a registered physiotherapist in Ontario for more than 25 years. While doing his doctoral and post-doctoral research work, Avi’s focus was on brain organization, plasticity and rehabilitation.

Avi was intrigued with scientific research findings that indicated the remarkable capacity of the brain to adapt after injury, and envisioned how such plastic changes could be encouraged through inventive ways of enabling more patient-initiated, active movement rather than the more conventional passive therapy approaches. Through rigorous research, he developed a line of custom, patented equipment and an evidence-based, active approach which combined have been providing amazing opportunities for those with neurologic injuries (even years post-acute) to continue to improve their motor skills.

Sara Seaman, MScPT

Physiotherapist, Pelvic Health Physiotherapist

Sara became a physiotherapist to help people achieve a healthier and more active lifestyle. She has a passion for helping individuals regain abilities they’ve lost and participate in activities they’ve been unable to due to neurological injuries or conditions.

After obtaining her BSc in Human Kinetics at St. Francis Xavier University in Nova Scotia, Sara traveled even further to complete her Master’s of Physical Therapy at the University of Limerick in Ireland. Despite loving to travel, Sara is an Ottawa native and ultimately decided to come back home to begin her career. After joining NeuroGym® in 2021, Sara has thrived in the field of neurorehabilitation, applying her knowledge and skills to a diverse clientele.

Sara’s active approach to therapy and focus on working towards improved abilities and independence aligns itself well with NeuroGym®’s movement enabling methodology. Using her education and experience, Sara develops individualized treatment plans and provides education for each client based on their specific goals and abilities.

Most recently, Sara completed The Physical Therapy Approach to Female Urinary Incontinence course from the Canadian Pelvic Health Academy and is now doing Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy for female patients.

When Sara isn’t at the clinic, she can be found travelling, hiking, skiing, and spending time with family, friends, and her dog Maggie.

Qualifications:

  • BSc in Human Kinetics – St. Francis Xavier University (2018)
  • MSc PT – University of Limerick (2021)
  • Registered Physiotherapist – College of Physiotherapist’s of Ontario
  • The Physical Therapy Approach to Female Urinary Incontinence course from the Canadian Pelvic Health Academy

 

Treatment Language: English