Stefanos Goulas
- In-clinic physiotherapy assessments for new injuries and concerns.
- Comprehensive re-assessment after six months without treatment.
- Treatment planning for injury and condition management.
- Assessment-guided rehabilitation to support functional recovery.
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Strive Physiotherapy and Sports Medicine
2300 Yonge Street , Suite 1604, Toronto, ON, M4P 1E4
Qualifications Registered Physiotherapist Services Offered Physiotherapy Manual Therapy Dry Needling certified by Integrated Dry Needling (CIDN) Shockwave Therapy Focused practice in strength and conditioning, Olympic lifting, and contact sports rehabilitation (football, lacrosse, rugby, hockey, soccer) Growing up playing football, rugby and lacrosse, Stefanos received extensive coaching in strength training, Olympic lifting and sprinting. His personal and clinical experience in these areas has instilled a deep understanding of the biomechanical and technical demands necessary for peak athletic performance. Stefanos believes that successful rehabilitation goes beyond simply treating an injury; it requires an understanding the whole person, their lifestyle and their goals. He integrates exercise prescription, manual therapy and education to create individualize treatment plans tailored to each patients’ unique needs. Whether he is working with athletes or members of the community, Stefanos is committed to helping his patients meet their goals and return to the activities they enjoy with confidence. Originally from British Columbia, Stefanos relocated to Ontario to pursue post-secondary education, earning an Honors Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from McMaster University and a Masters in Science in Physical Therapy from the University of Toronto. When he’s not in the clinic, you can find Stefanos staying active in the gym, cooking or exploring new restaurants and cafes around Toronto.
In clinic Physiotherapy Assessment, 60 minutes in length. For existing patients, if you have a new injury or area of concern or if it has been longer than 6 months since your last appointment, an assessment must be booked. This will allow adequate time to assess and treat your injury or condition.