How we can help you
- Get you back to what you enjoy doing
- Get you moving, maybe more than before!
- Get you stronger and more stable, performing at your peak!
- Help you build confidence and wellbeing
- Promote independence
Each person who accesses SIPS is unique and you will be provided with a tailored individualized physiotherapy treatment plan to help you recover in a timely manner and avoid re-injury. After all, prevention is the best medicine.
Services provided by SIPS
The 1-hour assessment includes:
- Completion of a detailed medical history
- ‘Hands-on’ testing assessing your movement, flexibility, strength, balance, proprioception and endurance
- An explanation of your symptoms and the cause of the issues
- Identification of your goals
- Development of a treatment plan
Make an appointment
Stretch It Physiotherapy Services (SIPS) offers one-on-one physiotherapy in your home to all age groups in Toronto.
Our staff serve patients like you within the boundaries of Queens Quay to the south, Wilson Avenue/York Mills Road to the north, Hwy 427 to the west and Bayview Avenue to the east.
Contact SIPS by phone at 416‑820‑2424 or by email wendy@inhomephysio.ca.
You do not need a physician’s referral to access our services; however, some insurance companies require a physician’s referral for re-imbursement. A receipt will be provided for all visits.
Your physiotherapists
Years of training and experience uncover your best path to recovery.
Wendy Barden
Wendy Barden, is the owner of Stretch It Physiotherapy Services (SIPS) and is a physiotherapist and kinesiologist trained to treat patients of all ages, from infancy through geriatrics.
Upon graduating from physiotherapy, Wendy worked at The Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto primarily treating children with orthopaedic, burn or hand injuries. Following her work at SickKids, Wendy established SIPS in 2006 and has worked extensively in a variety of areas with all age groups providing treatment for many clinical conditions. She has completed postgraduate courses in orthopaedics, post hip and knee rehabilitation both on land and in the water, osteoporosis prevention and bone health maintenance, balance and exercises prescription. Wendy is also GLA:D certified and BoneFit certified.
Wendy obtained her Kinesiology degree (1984) from the University of Windsor, her Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy (1987) and Master of Science (1999) from the University of Toronto. She is a member in good standing with the College of Physiotherapists of Ontario.
In Wendy’s spare time she enjoys cycling, hiking and staying fit…after all ‘you have to walk the talk’.
Anne Ayling Campos
Anne completed her Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy from the University of Toronto in 1987. Since graduating Anne has worked at The Hospital for Sick Children in a variety of areas with a focus in musculoskeletal and orthopaedic conditions. Anne has extensive experience in rheumatology and chronic pain conditions. She has completed several post graduate courses, with a recent focus on Graded Motor Imagery (GMI) for neuropathic pain and Pelvic / Perineal Re-education training.
Anne is a member in good standing with the College of Physiotherapists of Ontario.
Anne enjoys spending time with her family and walking her dog Boyo.
Dorothy Kim
Dorothy is a physiotherapist with over ten years of pediatric experience.
She received her Masters of Physiotherapy from the University of Toronto in 2008 and was awarded 5 separate awards upon graduation, including the distinction for receiving the highest academic and clinical standing in the entire program.
Upon graduation, Dorothy began her career at The Hospital for Sick Children and has developed extensive skills in acute pediatric physiotherapy. She has developed her practice around the management of children after orthopaedic and plastic surgery, including fractures, tendon injuries and nerve injuries. Dorothy has particular expertise with children with torticollis and has lectured at the University of Toronto for the past several years on this topic. She has taken several post-graduate courses including a certification for the application of Kinesio-Tape as well as courses that have allowed her to become a certified authorizer for lymphedema compression garments.
Dorothy is excited to be able to share her clinical skills with the Stretch It Physiotherapy team. She is in good standing with the College of Physiotherapists of Ontario.
In her spare time, Dorothy is busy running after her two young girls but enjoys carving out time for herself for a yoga or barre class!