Taylor Sipos
PT, BSc (Kin), MPT, Physiotherapist
Taylor brings years of experience providing knowledgeable and compassionate physiotherapy care to patients of all ages and backgrounds. Prior to moving to Calgary, Taylor worked as an Advanced Practice Physiotherapist at the Toronto Western Hospital where he specialized in expediting care for low back pain patients through faster surgical consultations and coordinated treatment plans.
Taylor takes a patient-centred approach to care, prioritizing his patients’ goals and values in developing individualized treatment plans. He emphasizes the importance of setting activity-based goals to keep patients motivated throughout their recovery journey. Taylor also focuses on patient education, ensuring individuals understand the multifactorial nature of pain and are equipped with self-management strategies and activity modifications to stay active during recovery. He integrates manual therapy, acupuncture/dry needling techniques, and therapeutic exercises to help patients achieve their goals and improve their quality of life.
With his experience and knowledge, Taylor can help you determine your appropriate exercise level, identify your directional preference and troubleshoot exercises to help you live your pain-free life again.
Contact information:
Email: taylor.sipos@peakhealthcalgary.com
Phone: (403) 287-7325
Website: https://peakhealthcalgary.com/
Booking URL: https://peakhealth.cliniko.com/bookings?business_id=4134#service
Hear From Our Program Participants
“There was really good guidance …. She (Aniela Amio) is excellent! Pace, explanation and videos easy to follow”
“The exercises are appropriate and don’t cause me pain. The instructions through on what I should be feeling and where are helpful. I also appreciate tips on how to better target the appropriate muscles using my breath or slight adjustments in body position.”
“I thought the classes went very well and were very useful to me. I continue to do the classes.”
“I only completed one class, however I did appreciate the quality of the class.”
“Good exercises, can use reminders. Videos are slightly long.”