Physiotherapy
Athletic Performance Clinic
The Athletic Performance Clinic is APC’s physiotherapy service designed to help you move better, feel better, and stay active—no matter your starting point. Whether you’re managing an injury, dealing with recurring aches, returning to training, or simply trying to move with less pain, we focus on finding the root cause and building a plan that fits your goals and lifestyle. Expect a thorough assessment, targeted treatment, and a clear rehab plan designed to reduce pain, restore movement, and build long-term resilience—so you can get back to doing what you love with confidence. Direct billing available.
Nirushan Guruparan
Nirushan is a graduate from Queen’s University’s Physiotherapy program. His prior education includes a Bachelor’s Degree in Human Biology from the University of Toronto and a Bachelor’s Degree in Kinesiology from York University. Through a decade of education, he can create a holistic picture of his clients and their conditions, which serve to guide the best treatment approach. Having worked as a physiotherapist in British Columbia and Ontario, Nirushan has worked with various clients including individuals with orthopaedic injuries, motor vehicle accidents, work injuries, athletic injuries, and post-operative (knees, hips, shoulders). His treatment style is a combination of manual therapy and exercise prescription, with an emphasis in functional and athletic training/recovery. He has training and experience using joint mobilization techniques, Mackenzie techniques, taping, active tissue release, and dry needling. Outside of the clinic, Nirushan is part of the Executive Committee for the Global Health Division of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association, where he hopes to use his training as a physiotherapist to help underserved communities. In his free time, Nirushan enjoys spending time with his family and friends, watching new TV shows, going to concerts, hiking, lifting weights, keeping up with basketball, soccer, and tennis news, and learning about fitness, nutrition, diet, and new exercises.