- In-home rehabilitation services for both adults and paedatrics
Let's MAP your Road to Recovery
- In-home rehabilitation services for both adults and paedatrics
Our mission is to deliver tailored rehabilitation, meticulously designed to align with your personal goals. We are dedicated to equipping you with the resources and support needed to attain optimal health and well-being within the convenience of your own home.
Our team is a group of highly-trained professionals that include physical therapists, occupational therapists, speech therapists, massage therapists and chiropractic services. Click below to learn more about our team members,
At MAP Rehab, we understand that every patient is unique and requires a personalized treatment plan. Our Therapists work closely with each patient to develop a treatment plan that is tailored to their individual needs and goals.
Our team knows and understands that transportation and accessibility to and from appointments can be difficult. Our team comes to you! Practicing in your own home can have many benefits including; increased neuroplasticity for working in a familiar environment, improved confidence in independence around your own household, opportunities f
Our team knows and understands that transportation and accessibility to and from appointments can be difficult. Our team comes to you! Practicing in your own home can have many benefits including; increased neuroplasticity for working in a familiar environment, improved confidence in independence around your own household, opportunities for family education/participation in care, opportunities to re-integrate into community activities including return to sport and leisure activities.
Do I need equipment in my home? Our therapists will bring any necessary equipment with them.
What should I expect on my first appointment? Our therapist will come to do an initial assessment and review your therapy goals .
Where will you travel to? Our therapists will travel all throughout the GTA and beyond.
I'm not sure if in-home thera
Do I need equipment in my home? Our therapists will bring any necessary equipment with them.
What should I expect on my first appointment? Our therapist will come to do an initial assessment and review your therapy goals .
Where will you travel to? Our therapists will travel all throughout the GTA and beyond.
I'm not sure if in-home therapy is appropriate for me: Call us for a free phone call consultation.
MAP Rehab offers professional development courses for PT's, OT's, PTAs/OTAs, and kinesiologists. For more information please click below.
Gillian Johnston graduated from McMaster University in 2003 with an Honours Bachelor of Kinesiology. In 2005, she earned a Masters of Science in Physiotherapy. Over the past 19 years, Gillian has worked with a variety of ortho and neuro patient presentations in outpatient, inpatient, private clinic and home-based settings. Gillian is also a passionate and hands-on educator. She is the founder of MAP Rehab Inc. and has been providing clinical teaching to U of T, McMaster, Western and Queens students since 2006. Gillian is deeply committed to education. She received the Clinical Excellence Award from the University Health Network for innovative teaching in 2016, and continues to receive yearly Clinical Educator Recognition awards. Gillian has provided academic teaching through small group facilitation with OT, PT, and Medical Students, and as an Anatomy Instructor at the National Ballet School’s Teacher Training Program. She continues to be an enthusiastic mentor to many students and newly graduated clinicians. As a leading clinician and educator in her field, Gillian is dedicated to providing hands-on, in-person, small group, clinical teaching while also working in hospital (Lyndhurst-UHN) and community settings as a passionate physiotherapist.
Marissa graduated from McMaster University’s Masters in Science-Physiotherapy program in 2015. Prior to this, she completed her Bachelor of Health Sciences (Honours) in 2012 and Masters in Science - Rehabilitation Sciences in 2013 at McMaster University. Marissa’s career began embedded in the research world. As a graduate student at McMaster University, she focused on applications of patient-centred care in improving healthcare outcomes. As a research student at Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital, she assisted in the development of a research ethics protocol for involving children in research studies. In total, Marissa has published seven peer reviewed journal articles in the field of rehabilitation science. Marissa’s interests transitioned to clinical practice when she joined the rehabilitation team at Lyndhurst Centre in 2015. Here, she applies critical reasoning to her patient-centered approach to treating inpatient populations with spinal cord injuries. In addition to her clinical practice, Marissa has an interest in education. She has successfully completed several Advanced Bobath Courses. She is a Lecturer (status only) with the University of Toronto, and she teaches anatomy at the National Ballet School of Canada. Marissa joined MAP Rehab Inc. in 2022.
Caitlyn graduated from McMaster University with her BSc.Kin. During her time at McMaster, Caitlyn was a student researcher with both the Mac-Wheelers program and the multiple sclerosis physical activity study which sparked her interest in working with individuals with neurological conditions.
Caitlyn went on the pursue her Masters of Phys
Caitlyn graduated from McMaster University with her BSc.Kin. During her time at McMaster, Caitlyn was a student researcher with both the Mac-Wheelers program and the multiple sclerosis physical activity study which sparked her interest in working with individuals with neurological conditions.
Caitlyn went on the pursue her Masters of Physical Therapy from Queens University. After graduating, she began her career in an outpatient setting working with people who have orthopaedic and neurological conditions. She then transitioned into an inpatient setting at Cortellucci Vaughan Hospital on the integrated stroke rehabilitation unit. Caitlyn continued her passion for learning by taking courses focused on treating individuals with both brain and spinal cord injuries to better serve her patients. She currently also works at Lyndhurst as an inpatient physiotherapist in spinal cord injury rehabilitation!
When Caitlyn’s not busy being a physiotherapist you can find her on the ski slopes or off on a good hike!
Nicole is a Masters of Physical Therapy graduate from University of Toronto in 2021. Prior to her physiotherapy degree, she completed her Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Science, and a Masters of Human Health and Nutritional Science, at the University of Guelph.
Nicole works in both an inpatient rehabilitation and private home care set
Nicole is a Masters of Physical Therapy graduate from University of Toronto in 2021. Prior to her physiotherapy degree, she completed her Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Science, and a Masters of Human Health and Nutritional Science, at the University of Guelph.
Nicole works in both an inpatient rehabilitation and private home care settings, primarily working with populations with neurological conditions. Nicole focuses on movement and posture analysis to guide her treatments. One of her strengths surround building a strong therapeutic relationship with her clients.
In her free time, she is often playing volleyball with friends or visiting with family.
Simone graduated from the University of Toronto with a Master’s of Science in Physiotherapy. Prior to this, Simone completed a Bachelor of Human Kinetics and a Master’s of Science Program at the University of Guelph in the field of Neurophysiology and Biomechanics. Her thesis work focused on skin sensory stimulation to improve performance
Simone graduated from the University of Toronto with a Master’s of Science in Physiotherapy. Prior to this, Simone completed a Bachelor of Human Kinetics and a Master’s of Science Program at the University of Guelph in the field of Neurophysiology and Biomechanics. Her thesis work focused on skin sensory stimulation to improve performance during strength tasks. Other research studies she has worked on look to map out sensory receptors on the lower extremities, with the long-term goal of augmenting sensory information to improve function.
In addition to her neurological experience, Simone worked with the Guelph Gryphons football team as a student trainer throughout her undergraduate degree. She also has experience as a medical assisted in the cardiac rehabilitation program at the Ontario Aerobics Centre.
In addition to Mapclass, Simone works with inpatient spinal cord injury rehabilitation at the Lyndhurst Centre where she works with patients with a variety of neurological conditions including stroke, MS, Parkinson’s disease and spinal cord injuries. Since graduating, she has continued her education through the following courses: Basic and Advanced Bobath courses for assessment and treatment of adults with neurological conditions, evidence based therapeutic taping, MAPClass, wheelchair skills course, pelvic floor and postural control in the neurologic patient.
Brittany graduated from the University of Toronto in 2023 with a Masters of Science in Physical Therapy. Prior to this, Brittany obtained a Bachelor of Kinesiology degree (High Honours) at the University of Toronto. During her time in the Physical Therapy program, Brittany completed a clinical internship at Toronto Rehab’s Lyndhurst Centr
Brittany graduated from the University of Toronto in 2023 with a Masters of Science in Physical Therapy. Prior to this, Brittany obtained a Bachelor of Kinesiology degree (High Honours) at the University of Toronto. During her time in the Physical Therapy program, Brittany completed a clinical internship at Toronto Rehab’s Lyndhurst Centre, where she had the opportunity to work with patients with spinal cord injuries. This experience sparked her interest in the field of neurological physiotherapy. Additionally, Brittany is passionate about the field of paediatric physiotherapy. She has extensive experience in working with paediatric patients from 0-18 years of age with a variety of diagnoses including torticollis and plagiocephaly, gross motor delays, and orthopedic and sports injuries. She strives to make every physiotherapy session creative, engaging, and fun for her patients.
Joyce graduated with a Master of Science in Physical Therapy from the University of Toronto after completing a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and Life Sciences at McGill University. Her interest in neurological rehabilitation started in undergrad when she had the opportunity to volunteer at the Movement Disorders Clinic at the Montreal
Joyce graduated with a Master of Science in Physical Therapy from the University of Toronto after completing a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and Life Sciences at McGill University. Her interest in neurological rehabilitation started in undergrad when she had the opportunity to volunteer at the Movement Disorders Clinic at the Montreal Neurological Institute. During her internships, Joyce also developed a passion for vestibular and concussion rehab and is actively working towards furthering her education in this field.
While at McGill, Joyce worked as a research assistant and contributed to clinical studies investigating the impact of mindfulness-based interventions on individuals with late-life depression and anxiety. She remains committed to supporting research and using evidence-based interventions in her practice.
In her free time, you can find Joyce enjoying a good book or out on an adventure with her dog Coco
After working in the fitness and health industry for five years, Lilia was motivated to continue her education and expand her scope by entering the physiotherapy profession. Lilia completed her Master's of Science in Physical Therapy from the University of Toronto. She draws on a variety of experience and education ranging from personal t
After working in the fitness and health industry for five years, Lilia was motivated to continue her education and expand her scope by entering the physiotherapy profession. Lilia completed her Master's of Science in Physical Therapy from the University of Toronto. She draws on a variety of experience and education ranging from personal training, physiotherapy assisting and research in the health and fitness world to make movement accessible and therapeutic.
She prioritizes individualized care along with staying open-minded and current in her exercise and treatment approaches. She has worked with people across all ages and does her best to make sure each person she works with feels heard and like an integral member of their own health team. Her goal is to cultivate movement confidence and resilience in each person she works with, regardless of situation or history.
Aaron is a dedicated physiotherapist with a passion for neurorehabilitation. He completed his undergraduate degree in Kinesiology at Brock University. At Brock he was volunteer at Power Cord, a wheelchair accessible gym, which was an experience that sparked his deep interest in neurological rehabilitation. Aaron then went on to pursue a M
Aaron is a dedicated physiotherapist with a passion for neurorehabilitation. He completed his undergraduate degree in Kinesiology at Brock University. At Brock he was volunteer at Power Cord, a wheelchair accessible gym, which was an experience that sparked his deep interest in neurological rehabilitation. Aaron then went on to pursue a Master’s degree in Physiotherapy at the University of Toronto, where he honed his clinical skills and expertise.
With a particular focus on individuals living with neurological conditions, Aaron is committed to increasing accessibility to physical activity and rehabilitation. He believes in empowering patients to regain independence and improve their quality of life through personalized treatment plans. Aaron's unique combination of academic training, hands-on experience, and genuine passion for neurorehabilitation makes him a compassionate and knowledgeable practitioner in the field.
Janna graduated from Queen’s University with a Master of Science in Physical Therapy in 2014 after obtaining her Bachelor of Science degree in Kinesiology from the University of Waterloo. Throughout her career as a Physiotherapist, she has focused on working with adults and children with neurological injuries. Specific to pediatrics, she
Janna graduated from Queen’s University with a Master of Science in Physical Therapy in 2014 after obtaining her Bachelor of Science degree in Kinesiology from the University of Waterloo. Throughout her career as a Physiotherapist, she has focused on working with adults and children with neurological injuries. Specific to pediatrics, she has worked in a variety of settings including neurological-outpatient rehabilitation, children's treatment centers, school care, home & community care and private practice. Her post-graduate training includes courses and certifications in NDT-Bobath therapy, brain injury treatment and rehabilitation, complex orthopedic and chronic pain management, Cuevas-Medek Exercises (CME Level 1), management of orthopedic concerns in children with cerebral palsy, and gross motor skill development. She is also an Authorizer for the Ontario Assistance Devices Program (ADP) for mobility aids and pediatric standing frames. Her passion for working with persons with neurological injury has led her to a variety of other roles including clinic management, mentorship & teaching. She is currently an Assistant Clinical Professor (Adjunct) for the McMaster University Physiotherapy Program, and is beyond excited to be able to host miniMAP!
Kurtis, a dedicated Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA), combines a wealth of experience in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) with a solid foundation in Kinesiology. He completed his Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology at the University of Waterloo, and his Masters of Applied Disability Studies from Brock University, ABA specialization.
Kurtis, a dedicated Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA), combines a wealth of experience in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) with a solid foundation in Kinesiology. He completed his Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology at the University of Waterloo, and his Masters of Applied Disability Studies from Brock University, ABA specialization. Throughout his career, he has provided behaviour-analytic services in clinic and community settings to children and adults with adaptive needs, individuals with psychiatric and mental health disorders, and extensive parent and caregiver training. Kurtis' passion for behaviour analysis is complimented by his kinesiology background, offering a distinctive viewpoint that shapes his commitment to individualized, client-centered care. These opportunities have led Kurtis to take on mentorship and leadership roles, including his current position as a Clinical Supervisor. Kurtis is thrilled to leverage his expertise to disseminate behaviour analytic practices and foster interprofessional collaboration in his miniMAPclass!
Phil is an RMT graduate from Sutherland Chan in 2015. Prior to completing his massage schooling, he completed his BSc in Kinesiology at York University. Phil has continued to increase his knowledge base by completing courses in Neurofunctional Acupuncture, sports acupuncture, and the Advanced Neurofunctional Sports Performance Program a
Phil is an RMT graduate from Sutherland Chan in 2015. Prior to completing his massage schooling, he completed his BSc in Kinesiology at York University. Phil has continued to increase his knowledge base by completing courses in Neurofunctional Acupuncture, sports acupuncture, and the Advanced Neurofunctional Sports Performance Program at McMaster University, Fascial Stretch Therapy (level 2 FST), cupping, as well as various assessment courses.
Phil has worked in a variety of settings such as Neuro clinics, multidisciplinary clinics, gyms and with national and professional level athletes in various sports. His academic background mixed with his various work settings and populations gives Phil a very holistic approach to rehabilitating the body focusing not just on the physical injury or problem itself, but looking at lifestyle, sleep, nutrition and mindset to help maximize the treatment outcomes. Having been injured many times in the past, he knows the importance of a holistic approach first hand and the benefits it provides.
In his free time, he loves to play sports, primarily mountain biking and cycling, rugby and pickup basketball, scuba dive and free dive. Travel is also a major part of his life and he is always looking for an off the beaten path place to visit and explore.
Philip Sianticos RMT, FST, B.Sc.
Registered Massage Therapist
Contemporary Medical Acupuncture Provider
Fascial Stretch Therapist
Samantha Shore is a passionate Physiotherapy Assistant on a mission to make a positive impact in the field of neurological physiotherapty. Samantha graduated from Laurier University with a BKin and a minor in Biology, setting the stage for her journey in the world of healthcare.
Currently in her second year at the University of Toronto pu
Samantha Shore is a passionate Physiotherapy Assistant on a mission to make a positive impact in the field of neurological physiotherapty. Samantha graduated from Laurier University with a BKin and a minor in Biology, setting the stage for her journey in the world of healthcare.
Currently in her second year at the University of Toronto pursuing her Masters of Physotherapy (MscPT), Samantha is dedicated to honing her skills and knowledge to provide the best care for her patients. Her ultimate goal is to specialize in neurological physiotherapy, helping individuals regain their strength and mobility after neurological challenges.
But Samantha is not all about textbooks and treatment plans! In her free time, you'll often find her defying gravity on the gymnastics mat, demonstrating her remarkable agility and discipline. When she's not perfecting her flips and twists, she's lost in the pages of a good book.
Samantha Shore is not just a Physiotherapy Assistant; she's a compassionate and driven individual who is dedicated to improving lives through the power of physiotherapy. Join her on this journey towards better health and recovery!
Graduated from Humber College with dual component Occupational/Physiotherapy Assistant diploma.
Employed by Toronto Rehabilitation Institute at Lyndhurst location for 18 years, working as PTA/OTA in both inpatient and outpatient spinal cord rehab programs.
Trained and taught children and adults in Taekwondo for 20 years while attaining 4th Dan Blackbelt.
Zainil Maredia is a skilled healthcare professional with a personal training license and a graduate of Humber College's OTA/PTA program. With over 10 years of experience specialize in working with patients managing spinal cord injuries, he has also worked with patients recovering from ABI, Stroke, MSK conditions, Amputation, Autism, and R
Zainil Maredia is a skilled healthcare professional with a personal training license and a graduate of Humber College's OTA/PTA program. With over 10 years of experience specialize in working with patients managing spinal cord injuries, he has also worked with patients recovering from ABI, Stroke, MSK conditions, Amputation, Autism, and Respiratory issues. Outside of work, Zainil enjoys rock climbing, boxing, strength training, hiking, and photography, bringing a passion for both fitness and the outdoors into his personal and professional life.
Course Description:
Using a basic framework, these courses provide in-person, hands-on, small-group, expert-clinician-guided practice to develop movement analysis and treatment skills. Each class is based on interactive, hands-on, postural/movement analysis, followed by practice. These principles apply to all types of client populations (i
Course Description:
Using a basic framework, these courses provide in-person, hands-on, small-group, expert-clinician-guided practice to develop movement analysis and treatment skills. Each class is based on interactive, hands-on, postural/movement analysis, followed by practice. These principles apply to all types of client populations (i.e. ABI, Stroke, SCI, Ortho) You’ve got to see it, and feel it, to treat it!
MAPer Certifications
Level 1: 1/2 DAY Introduction to MAP framework. Guided hands on postural analysis demo and practice.
Level 2: 1/2 DAY (pre-requisite - Level 1 or instructor clearance). Honing of MAP skills. Guided practice on multiple bodies. Instructor demo and hands-on practice of more complex movements and treatments.
Pediatric MiniMAPclass
The MiniMAPclass focuses on the Practical Application of Behaviour Analysis in Pediatric Physiotherapy, providing a framework to enhance outcomes. In this small-group, hands-on learning environment, you'll benefit from the expertise of an experienced Pediatric Physiotherapist (Janna Marvyn) and Board Certified Behav
Pediatric MiniMAPclass
The MiniMAPclass focuses on the Practical Application of Behaviour Analysis in Pediatric Physiotherapy, providing a framework to enhance outcomes. In this small-group, hands-on learning environment, you'll benefit from the expertise of an experienced Pediatric Physiotherapist (Janna Marvyn) and Board Certified Behaviour Analyst (Kurtis Marvyn) to hone your pediatric assessment and treatment skills! This course will feature postural/movement analysis for static positions, transitional movements and functional strengthening activities, and will provide guidance on handling & facilitation. This material is complimented by the description and practical application of behavioural strategies. Specific examples of how these strategies can influence and enhance your assessment and treatment sessions will be provided. The skills learned and practiced in miniMAP can be applied to a variety of patient populations and abilities.
MiniMAPClass Course Certification
Level 1: 1/2 DAY Introduction to miniMAP framework and the application to the pediatric population. Guided hands-on postural analysis, demonstration and practice. Introduction to behavioural strategies and direct applications to assessment and treatment sessions.
Level 2: 1/2 DAY (pre-requisite - Level 1 or instructor clearance). Honing of miniMAP skills including more complex and abnormal movement patterns. Instructor demonstration and hands-on practice is emphasized in this course. More complex behavioural topics will be explored including understanding the "why" of behaviour, trauma-informed care, and safety & client advocacy when observing challenging behaviours.
Course Description:
Apply the MAP framework to your clinical practice. This course will apply the MAP framework to patients and will encourage a collaborative approach to treating them.
Available upon request:
Are you interested in a MAPclass for Chiropractors? Pilates Instructors? Dance Instructors? Kinesiologists? Massage Therapists? OTA/PTAs? We can tailor a MAPclass that’s right for you. Contact us!
We believe that quality education should be accessible to everyone. That's why we offer affordable pricing options for MAP and MiniMAP courses. As well as online options for miniMAP courses.
Phone Number: 437-445-2627 Email: info@maprehab.ca
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