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Priya Maloni, Registered Physiotherapist at PhysioDNA

Registered Physiotherapist
Clinic Owner
MBA, MScPT, BSc

Priya Maloni

Priya graduated from the University of Toronto with a Masters of Physiotherapy (2008) and a Bachelor of Exercise Science specialized in Clinical Exercise Physiology (High Distinction, 2006). Priya has completed courses in Active Release Techniques (ART) for Spine and Upper Extremity, Level 1 Naturopathic Medicine (AFCI), Advanced Manual Therapy and Advanced Pelvic Health Certification. She is currently the co-owner of PhysioDNA with 3 locations servicing the Greater Toronto Area. She enjoys learning and continues to take courses to advance her clinical and industry skills. Priya believes strongly in prevention, maintenance and empowering her patients to lead healthy lifestyles and take an active part in their care.

Rotator Cuff Injuries in Volleyball Players: Prevention and Treatment

Introduction Volleyball is a dynamic sport that requires explosive movements, rapid changes in direction, and a variety of overhead actions like spiking and serving. While these motions make the game exciting, they also place a great deal of stress on the shoulders, particularly the rotator cuff muscles. As a physiotherapist working with volleyball players, understanding […]

Top 5 Benefits of Physiotherapy for Sports Injuries

Sports injuries can sideline even the most dedicated athletes, impacting not only their physical condition but also their mental state and future performance. At our clinic, we frequently treat athletes ranging from recreational participants to those competing at an elite or university level. Through years of working with athletes, we’ve seen how physiotherapy plays a […]

The Importance of Early Intervention In Children and Adults After Injury 

In healthcare, early intervention is an important aspect and proactive approach to treatment that can significantly alter the path of recovery. Early intervention involves starting treatment as soon as possible to regain mobility, strength, and prevention of future injuries or complications, all while optimizing recovery and enhancing quality of life. Seeking rehabilitation early after an […]

Understanding the Menstrual Cycle and Training

Understanding the phases of your cycle can allow you to optimize training and performance.  As female athletes, you experience a series of hormonal shifts during your menstrual cycle particularly during the reproductive years. This influences various aspects of your physiology. By understanding the hormonal fluctuations that occur it can help to optimize your training and […]

Take care of your body, it is the only place you have to live.
– Jim Rohn

Sleep – A Tool For Optimal Recovery

Understanding the stages of sleep can reveal why some nights leave you feeling refreshed while others fall short. By exploring how each stage impacts your overall rest, you’ll gain insights into how to optimise your sleep quality and wake up truly restored.   When we sleep, it is normal to think about how long we […]

Postural Changes While Sitting: Protecting Your Spine & Improving Comfort

The human body is designed for movement, yet modern life often demands prolonged periods of sitting, particularly in work environments. This sustained posture can lead to various postural changes, some of which may be detrimental to health if not addressed. Some common postural changes that occur as a result of prolonged sitting are:  Slouched Posture […]

Trigger Point Release

Have you ever experienced a tight muscle or been told that you have a muscle knot? Have you experienced severe discomfort or pain from stiff muscles? There are hundreds of muscles in the body and they control every physical movement we do. They are being used on a daily basis to allow us to do […]