Bentzen Takyi
- Treating acute and chronic pain conditions.
- Managing neck, back, and joint injuries.
- Pre- and post-operative physiotherapy care.
- Active therapy and manual techniques.
- Building resilience, preventing future injuries.
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Sporting Edge Physiotherapy
4-3611 Major Mackenzie Dr. W., Vaughan, ON, L4H 0A2
Bentzen Takyi PT, BAHons.Kin, MScPT, CSCS, CIDN Bentzen Takyi is a physiotherapist passionate about helping people move, recover, and perform at their best. He earned a specialized Honours Bachelor of Arts in Kinesiology from York University and a Master of Science in Physical Therapy from Queen’s University in 2018. Bentzen is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) through the NSCA and a certified integrated dry needling (IDN) practitioner. He is currently pursuing advanced manual therapy credentials through the Orthopaedic Division. Bentzen has a comprehensive approach to managing acute and chronic conditions—including neck and low back pain, shoulder, knee, and ankle injuries—integrating active therapy, education, and hands-on techniques to help patients regain function and build resilience against future injury. He is experienced in both preoperative and postoperative rehabilitation and is committed to promoting long-term health and physical activity. Bentzen has worked extensively with athletes, serving on the medical teams for the 2022 Canada Summer Games and the 2020 Ontario Winter Games, and continues to support basketball teams, camps, and showcases as an on-site therapist. Outside of work, he enjoys playing ultimate frisbee, golf, and has completed a full marathon. He is an active member of Sport Physiotherapy Canada, the Canadian Physiotherapy Association (CPA), the Ontario Physiotherapy Association, and the Orthopaedic Division.
This initial visit will be our opportunity to learn about you in order to make the best possible Physiotherapy care plan based on your desired goals and outcomes. It will include sharing your medical history, addressing your physical complaints, and assessing the functional movements which can be contributing to those complaints.