The Health First Group
Milton Staff

Dorothy Kazula B.Sc., Doctor of Acupuncture. After receiving her B.Sc from the University of Toronto, Dorothy completed a 4-year Chinese Medicine program at The Michener Institute in Toronto, Ontario. Compelled to be immersed in the origins of Chinese medicine Dorothy pursued post-graduate studies at the Xi’an T.C.M. Hospital in Xian, China.

Dorothy treats many different conditions ranging from musculoskeletal disorders to women’s reproductive wellness including enhancing fertility, pregnancy, birth and postpartum care. Working in collaboration with other health professionals such as physicians, naturopaths and physiotherapists Dorothy is able to provide comprehensive care for her clients.

Patients come to me feeling stressed, helpless and unaware of their body and its processes. After we begin treatment they start to feel confident and more in control and begin to make better choices that influence their health and well-being. Making a difference in people’s lives is the most rewarding aspect of my job.

Credentials:

• Graduate of The Michener Institute (Toronto, Ontario) 2003
• Member of the Chinese Medicine Association of Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese
• Member of The Canadian Society of Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture

Specialized TCM Training:

• Acupuncture in Pregnancy & Childbirth; training with Debra Betts
• Motor Point Acupuncture
• Facial Rejuvenation

Languages Spoken: English & Polish

Agata is a registered homeopath with the College of Homeopaths of Ontario, and a graduate of the Canadian College of Homeopathic Medicine, the only Canadian school accredited for North America.

She wrote her first book “Homeopathic Pharmacy within your garden” as a part of her “Independent Study Project” and graduated the College with honors degree.  Moreover, during the three years of studies, she received thrilled classical homeopathic education from the top homeopaths in the world like Dr. Joseph Kellerstein, Dr. John Millar or Dr. Paul Saunders.  Currently, she has enrolled in a two-year program “Homeopathic Master Classes” with world-renowned Dr. Farokh Master, MD, Ph.D.

Agata uses a classical homeopathic approach combine with lifestyle changes, like diet or/and exercises that help the patient bring back the equilibrium to the mind and the body.  Trained to use different repertorization techniques she incorporates it in a day to day practice in order to quickly and accurately prescribe the most needed homeopathic remedy and restore the health to the patient lives in the quickest and most gentle way possible.

Ted always knew he wanted to be in the field of helping and connecting with people. He became a Registered Massage Therapist (RMT) with the primary goal to help people and strives to become a better therapist everyday. His approach to treatment is dynamic and aims to balance relaxation and mechanical effectiveness to optimize your mental and physical health. Some of the massage techniques that you may experience in his treatment include: Swedish massage, fascia release, trigger points release, joint mobilization, proprioception techniques, stretching, and applied Thai massage. Outside of massage, Ted enjoys exercising, watching movies, reading books, and cooking.

Ted graduated from the Canadian College of Massage and Hydrotherapy (CCMH) in 2019. He is a registered member of the College of Massage Therapists of Ontario (CMTO).

Umang is a Registered Physiotherapist in Ontario, Canada and is in good standing
with the College of Physiotherapist of Ontario. With clinical experience over 16 years,
he has worked with a variety of Orthopedic, neurological, cardio-respiratory, geriatrics
and pediatric conditions across clinics and long-term care in Ontario. Over the years
he has had successful results with an active approach in treating conditions like:

• Neck Sprain/Strains
• Motor Vehicle Accident
• Work related injuries
• Fractures/ Dislocation
• Arthritis
• Chronic Pain

His treatment plans are based through assessment and focus on the individual
needs of the patient. He incorporates hands-on exercises in treatment to reform
the function.

Language spoken: English, Gujarati, Punjabi & Hindi

A qualified physiotherapist with a demonstrable sense of initiative, patience, sensitivity, and tact. My 15 plus year career spans multidisciplinary clinics, hospitals, nursing and retirement homes, paediatric settings, and intensive care units for both children and adults.

I have an unwavering passion for improving the health and well-being of people with evidence-based recuperative services. Although every complaint has to be studied and treated in its own right, my work commonly involves techniques such as manual mobilisation, myofascial release, soft-tissue release, active exercise and strength maintenance programmes, and the use of therapeutic modalities that demand a sound understanding of the administration, indications, and contraindications of common physical agents.

I have a successful track record in treating patients suffering from musculoskeletal conditions, postural dysfunctions, fractures, neurological complications, cardio-respiratory conditions, motor vehicle and work-related accidents, sports-related injuries, and a wide array of geriatric and paediatric conditions. I am both trained and experienced in all aspects of clinical physiotherapy – condition assessment and identification, setting of treatment goals and treatments, re-evaluation, and rehabilitation.

I have excellent communication skills in English, Hindi, and Gujarati, and I can understand Urdu, Punjabi and Marathi. I love my line of work and I respond flexibly to the ever-changing demands and challenges of the healthcare industry.