Absolute Athletic Therapy

At Absolute, we cover lots of football around the city. Our own is the AT for the Spring team! Absolute ATs are multi talented — we love to cover specific teams as well as general events! If there’s football at Shouldice, we likely aren’t too far off 😉

- 🔸 DM us or click the link in our bio if you’re interested in any sport coverage/private clinic appointments! 🔸

We hope everyone had a wonderful spring football season and are getting ready for the fall season! In the midst of all the hustle and bustle, don’t let your injuries go ignored!

Book in with us today using the link in our bio.

-

Meet the Team - The Crew edition!

Read below for a quick blurb on each of our team therapists:

Terra:

I value the power of team work, personal relationships, and collaboration to create a strong community. These are characteristics that I hold at the forefront of my practice.
I enjoy supporting a diverse community within my professional practice, and working collaboratively with my clients to tackle problem areas from head to toe. 

Dave:

I have a passion for working with active individuals that are motivated to get back to what they love doing. It is my aim as an Athletic Therapist to help others to achieve their health goals, while educating them about the anatomy behind their injury. My style of treatment primarily focuses on using manual therapy and emphasizing mobility and biomechanics to complement the management of acute and chronic injuries.

Colton:

A proud “Cape Bretoner”, I strive to bring some east coast hospitality to my professional practice. I pride myself in considering everyone an athlete, with each individual having unique goals, experiences, and physical demands at any stage of life. I value the big picture, balancing both future considerations, with the here & now, ultimately collaborating with clients to build an appropriate path forward.

Chris:

Think of me as your body’s mechanic. My focus is to help you enjoy the sports and activities you love to do without pain and perform better than you did before. When you feel down about your injury and can’t see the light at the end of the tunnel, I know how it feels, I’ve broken many parts of my own body.

-