Stacey Abraham
PT, BHSc, DPT

Since graduating in 2013 with a Doctor of Physical Therapy from the University of the Sciences (Philadelphia, USA), Stacey has gained tremendous experience in inpatient and outpatient settings addressing a variety of musculoskeletal, neuromuscular, and medically complex conditions.

Stacey’s certification in Vestibular Rehabilitation (AIB-VR) provides her with the specialized knowledge to treat conditions such as vertigo and concussion. She is also certified in LSVT BIG® to treat patients with Parkinson’s disease and is a credentialed clinical instructor with the American Physical Therapy Association. Stacey uses her training in the Maitland Concept, the McKenzie Method and Anatomical Neuropathic Intramuscular Stimulation (AN-IMS) to bolster her manual therapy and dry needling techniques. In particular, she enjoys treating the shoulder and spine, neurological conditions, and working with geriatric clients.

Stacey draws on her experience and uses a combination of manual techniques, exercise, dry needling and education to empower and acknowledge her clients’ abilities and potential. Her clients can expect a collaborative approach and a personalized recovery plan which considers their unique context and motivations.

Outside the clinic, Stacey enjoys traveling and discovering new cultures. Being relatively new to Toronto, she likes exploring the city through its street art and diverse food and enjoys recreating and experimenting with various cuisines in her kitchen.