Sundip Rayat

Who is Sundip?

I am a physical therapist who is passionate about helping people move with confidence and return to the activities that bring meaning to their lives. I enjoy creating a welcoming environment where people feel heard, supported, and motivated throughout their rehabilitation journey. I have always had a special passion for working with children and love seeing their creativity and energy turn therapy into something fun and rewarding. I also enjoy helping active individuals and athletes safely return to the sports and activities they love. Outside the clinic, you'll usually find me hiking, travelling, discovering new books, or spending time with family and friends. I believe every person has unique goals, and I enjoy building individualized treatment plans that help them achieve those goals.

Training and Professional Skills

I completed my Master of Science in Physiotherapy at McGill University in 2025 after earning a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology in 2023. Throughout my education and clinical placements, I developed experience in sports physiotherapy, musculoskeletal rehabilitation, and pediatric care, including children living with neurological conditions such as cerebral palsy. Working with the McGill Women's Soccer Team and at Shriners Hospital strengthened my passion for return-to-sport rehabilitation, pediatric motor development, and helping each person safely return to the activities that matter most.

Here is an overview of my training

AIM Program – Level 1 (Manual Therapy – AQPMA) : To improve my skills in assessment and manual therapy techniques.

Lower Quadrant Movement with Mulligan Concept : To apply movement-based manual therapy approaches to improve mobility and function.

Assessment and Treatment of Motor Development Disorders in Pediatrics (0-3 years) : To develop my skills in assessing and supporting young children experiencing motor development challenges.

Certification of peripheral manipulation, and prescription of radiographs: To offer a safe and complete approach to assessment and treatment.

 "Small steps lead to big achievements."