Practitioners

Atily Gunaratne

Atily Gunaratne Had his initial medical training in Sri-Lanka. Subsequently he moved to Europe where he worked as a physiotherapist for many years. While in Europe, he was introduced to osteopathic techniques from Dr. Davidson who was a Harley Street orthopedic surgeon. Upon arrival in Canada, he continued his education at the University of Toronto while working as a physiotherapist. His vast experience includes rehabilitation, sports medicine, and oncology. He continued on to study at the Canadian College of Osteopathy obtaining a doctorate in osteopathic manual practice. He continues to attend local, national and international courses in osteopathy. He is the vice president of the OAO (Ontario Association of Osteopathy), treasurer of the CFO (Canadian Federation of Osteopaths) and a member of both the AAO (American Academy of Osteopathy) and WOHO (World Osteopathic Health Organization).

Zoran Pejicic

Zoran Pejicic Obtained his physiotherapy degree in Serbia. He has been working in rehabilitation for over 12 years in Serbia and Canada. He has completed 5 years at the CCO in Toronto studying osteopathy and is currently a thesis candidate.

Sasha Tahiliani

Sasha Tahiliani ND, is a licensed Naturopathic Doctor, HypnoTherapist, Bowen Practitioner and Graduate of The Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine, where he is now teaching faculty and Co-ordinator the Continuing Education Program & Alumni Association. Dr. Sasha began his Naturopathic Education after completing a double major in Biology & Psychology at McMaster University. Dr. Sasha specializes in Integrative Medicine and combines Naturopathic Assessments with Hypnotherapy, Detoxification, Nutrition, Mindfulness, Homeopathy and Physical Medicine.

Susan Vasarhelyi

Susan Vasarhelyi's initial interest in health care started in 2001, when she became a certified personal trainer (C.P.I.N.). Susan then wanted to further her knowledge and attended Kikkawa College, where she graduated and became a Registered Massage Therapist (R.M.T.). She worked in Australia for one year as an R.M.T., specializing in sports massage. Susan is currently continuing her education in Osteopathy at the Canadian College of Osteopathy.

Trevor Da Silva

Trevor Da Silva Having completed an Honours Science degree (BSc.) at the University of Toronto, additional post-graduate diplomas/courses in the field of Orthotics, and successfully passing his certification exam, Trevor has been a certified orthotist since 1994. Orthotists are health care providers who specialize in the development and application of bracing devices to assist people with their physical disabilities, musculoskeletal injuries or improvement of overall function. Many orthotists provide valuable expertise in the manufacturing and fitting of orthotics, knee braces, spinal braces etc. to ensure that patients function optimally. Trevor's area of specialization has been with musculoskeletal disorders in both children and adults. His interest continues to be sports injury prevention and rehabilitation.
Trevor has over 15 years of experience and has spearheaded many initiatives to improve the field of orthotics through education, research and scholarship (publications). Having extensive hospital experience has proven valuable clinically, as the lens of care is across the continuum of recovery - ultimately assisting people has they heal.
In his spare time, Trevor is a track and field coach with the Etobicoke Huskies. Most recently two of his athletes were awarded athletic scholarships for track and field, one team member won a silver medal at the Junior Commonwealth Games and one athlete competed at the World Junior Games for Canada as a 400m runner. Health, function and well-being have always guided Trevor personally and professionally.