PULAK (PAUL) PARIKH
PT, PhD, DPT, FCAMPT, FAAOMPT, OCS
Registered Physiotherapist
Assistant Professor (Full-time), University of Western
Assistant Professor (Adjunct), McMaster University
Clinician Scientist

“My approach to therapy is simple. The method for treatment is always client-centered with a specific focus to get rid of pain, restore function and prevent further injury. My goal is to get you out of the clinic as fast as possible arming you with the tools needed to prevent any reoccurrence of symptoms. I have dedicated my life to this profession and am grateful to do something that I especially love.”
Pulak (Paul) started his post-secondary education obtaining a Bachelors of Kinesiology degree from McMaster University. He completed his physical therapy education with a Masters degree from Oakland University in Rochester, MI. Subsequently, he completed his clinical doctorate degree at Temple University in Philadelphia, PA. All of his fellowship training and education was completed in United States along with his certification in dry needling (acupuncture). He is a board certified clinical specialist in orthopedics (US) and has qualified as a Fellow for both the Canadian Academy of Manipulative Physiotherapy and the American Academy of Manual Physical Therapists. Recently, he completed his second doctorate (a research- based PhD) at McMaster University in Hamilton (2020).

He is now a full-time faculty member at the University of Western, as a professor teaching orthopedics, functional anatomy, biomechanics, physiotherapy evaluation and examination along with manual therapy. A lifetime academic, Paul’s interests include the spine and upper extremity research. He is a published author and has lectured at local, provincial, national and international levels. His clinical experience consists of working with professional athletes from a variety of organizations, along with maintaining a general orthopedic outpatient practice. As a dually licensed therapist, he is able to work both in the United States and Canada. In addition, he is the clinical director for Spectrum Physiotherapy, FIT Physiotherapy and Orthopedic Associates in Newmarket, ON. His special interests include his family, music and physical activity of all kinds!
Recent publications:
Comparison of CPG’s for the diagnosis, prognosis and management of non-specific neck pain: a systematic review, 2019, Published in BMC musculoskeletal disorders https://link.springer.com/article/10.1186/s12891-019-2441-3
Functional outcomes and management for distal biceps tendon rupture,
MacSphere, 2020, McMaster University
http://hdl.handle.net/11375/25355
Distal Biceps Tendon Rupture: Is surgery the best course of treatment? Two case reports, 2020, Journal of Hand Therapy. https://www.jhandtherapy.org/article/S0894-1130(20)30044-2/fulltext
Dwayne Rebello
MSc. PT, BSc. Kin (Hon), CSEP, CPT
“I got into this field of work because I truly wanted to wake up every day and help make a difference in someone’s life, whether it be restoring movement of a frozen shoulder, helping someone to walk or getting an athlete back to their sport. AT Spectrum rehab I have all the tools and resources I need to enable to me help others and fulfil this passion of mine. From the great teamwork of our staff to the top of line equipment and facilities we have at our disposal we can offer the best experience possible in helping you get back to your goals and aspirations.”
Dwayne Rebello earned his Master of Physiotherapy at Queen’s University and previous to that, he completed his Bachelors or Science at York University. As a physiotherapist at Spectrum Rehab, Dwayne performs assessments of various ailments, exercise prescription, therapeutic interventions such as soft tissue release, mobilizations and manipulations, dry needling (acupuncture), and modality use.
Dwayne also accepts and treats all WSIB claimants for work related injuries. Dwayne enjoys virtually all professional sports. Some of his favorites include the NFL, NBA, MLB and BPL. He is a big San Francisco 49ers fan along with the Toronto Raptors and Blues Jays.
Victoria Geropoulos
MSc. PT, BSc. (Hons)

Victoria is a graduate of the Physical Therapy program at Queen’s University. Prior to this, she achieved her Honours Bachelor of Science degree in Biology at McMaster University. Victoria’s pursuit in physical therapy is a result of her desire to help others achieve their maximum well-being.
Victoria aims to provide individualized care, combining manual therapy, exercise prescription and education to identify the source of her client’s functional limitations and help them achieve their goals. Victoria is dedicated to expanding her knowledge and skill set through post-graduate courses to serve her clients best and provide them with evidence-based care.
Sara Di Nuzzo
B.A., RMT

Sara believes that massage therapy has a great impact on mental and physical wellness and is beneficial for all age groups. Whether the treatment is therapeutic or wellness based, she believes that regular visits will help clients minimize their pain and reach a higher level of health and wellness overall. She uses a variety of techniques including myofascial release, Swedish massage, trigger point therapy and passive stretching. Sara is passionate about helping people achieve their wellness goals through education, a personalized treatment plan and home care.
When Sara is not at the clinic, she enjoys going to the gym and cooking.
Shauna Park
RMT, DOMP

Fanda Wong
R.TCMP, R.Ac

Fanda is a licensed Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioner (TCMP) and acupuncturist in Ontario. Her interest in Chinese Medicine and acupuncture developed after she graduated from the program of Life Science at the University of Toronto, majoring in Health and Disease. As the Life Science program progressed, she realized that prevention is always key when it comes to health and disease. Therefore, she pursued the Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioner program at Humber College and graduated with honors.
During the school years at Humber College, Fanda was selected as a recipient for the Chinese Medicine program scholarship for two years. She was also chosen to participate in the Chinese Medicine internship at the Hong Kong Baptist University. Her passion in acupuncture and herbal medicine grew significantly after the eye-opening internship in Hong Kong, especially in the field of women’s health. Besides her interest in gynecology and reproductive health, Fanda has also seen patients with acute and chronic pain, insomnia, emotional distress, digestive issues, chronic illnesses, and general wellbeing during her internships in Toronto throughout the years. She enjoys incorporating different modalities during her treatments for the best results especially acupuncture, herbal medicine, and cupping therapies! When she is not seeing patients, she loves spending quality time with her family and her two adorable little puppies.
Fanda speaks fluent English and Cantonese, and she looks forward to meeting all of you in this multidisciplinary clinic.
Brianna Gibbons
My approach to chiropractic care is patient-focused, practical, and rooted in helping people move better. I believe in more than just relieving pain—I aim to restore function, improve mobility, and prevent future injuries so my patients can enjoy the activities they love with confidence.
I earned my Bachelor of Science degree from McMaster University and went on to graduate from the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College as a Doctor of Chiropractic. Alongside my chiropractic training, I have spent almost 10 years working as a certified personal trainer and fitness instructor, helping people of all ages and abilities build strength, improve movement, and reach their goals. This unique background allows me to combine hands-on care with exercise-based rehabilitation, giving patients the tools they need for long-term success.
Whether you’re recovering from injury, managing chronic pain, or looking to optimize your performance, my goal is to guide you toward better movement, better health, and a better quality of life.

