Antony Youssef

Antony is a registered physiotherapist with a passion for helping individuals move with confidence and ease, and return to the activities they enjoy most. He brings over two years of clinical experience within the United Kingdom’s National Health Service (NHS), where he developed a strong and diverse clinical foundation across musculoskeletal (MSK) outpatient settings, major trauma, emergency care, general medical wards for older adults, as well as cardiac and respiratory rehabilitation.

His academic journey began in Canada, where he obtained his undergraduate degree in Kinesiology and Health Science from York University before pursuing his postgraduate studies in Physiotherapy in Manchester, United Kingdom (UK). Over the course of his clinical practice in the UK, Antony progressed from a junior rotational role into a senior MSK position, gaining valuable experience assessing and treating a wide variety of orthopaedic and musculoskeletal conditions. His background across inpatient and outpatient settings has helped shape a well-rounded, evidence-based rehabilitation approach that prioritizes individualized care, patient education, and long-term recovery.

His passion for physiotherapy stems from a lifelong interest in sports, movement, fitness, and helping others improve their quality of life. Antony believes that movement is medicine and strives to help every patient feel stronger, healthier, and more confident in their everyday lives. He has developed a particular interest in exercise-based rehabilitation combined with manual therapy, strength and conditioning, and helping patients build confidence in movement. Whether working with someone recovering from injury, returning to sport, or simply looking to move with less pain and greater ease, he values creating collaborative treatment plans that empower patients throughout their recovery journey.

Outside of the clinic, Antony enjoys staying active through soccer, tennis, and ping pong. He is also passionate about music and plays the oud, a traditional Arabic instrument that he considers food for the soul.