Amrinder Kaur

Amrinder is a graduate of University of Toronto's Ontario Internationally Educated Physical Therapy Bridging (OIEPB) program in 2018. During her clinical placements, she completed her internship at Women's College Hospital in Toronto in cardiac rehabilitation following cardiac events and surgery, and at London Health Science Centre University Hospital in the acute stroke unit. Prior to that she completed her Master and Bachelor in Physiotherapy degrees from Guru Nanak Dev University in India.

Amrinder has a keen interest in dry needling and acupuncture and has been using these techniques to support pain management and rehabilitation in a variety of orthopedic musculoskeletal conditions, including TMJ. She has pursued pelvic health courses and is helping patients manage pelvic organ prolapse, incontinence, labor and birth preparation and pelvic girdle pain. Additionally, she has obtained certification in concussion and vestibular rehabilitation to treat patients with post-concussion syndrome, dizziness and balance conditions such as BPPV.

She provides patient-focused, client-centered care and develops personalized exercise programs tailored towards meeting client's goals and improving quality of life. She is passionate about sharing her knowledge with the community and is a big advocate of patient education. She presented the educational talk "Role of Physiotherapy in Parkinson's Rehabilitation" at Anne Hathaway Retirement Residence (Oct 2024), which was very well received.

Amrinder lives in Stratford with her husband and two sons. She enjoys her free time in classical Indian dance, yoga, cooking and traveling.