Staff

Hussein Khakee

Registered Physiotherapist

As a graduate of University of Toronto's Master of Science in Physiotherapy program (2014), Hussein has developed extensive experience in clinical care, teaching and mentorship to physiotherapists, medical students and various patient populations. He espouses a mechanical approach to treatment while communicating and integrating into patient healthcare teams. Said integration is the key to patient positive outcomes and rehabilitation. Hussein is an avid reader and continuously reviews most recent literature from various professions to implement his care. He works hard to understand the roles and scopes of other complementary interventions, to holistically care for his clients.

Hussein has special interests in mechanical low back pain, vestibular rehabilitation and sports/exercise related injuries. As a recreational long distance runner, he uses previous personal experiences to facilitate physical activity in his clients, addressing various injuries, while recognizing contributing factors that could cause injury moving forward.

Hussein has previous experiences working and managing clinics in corporate environments. He decided to make a shift to small business, opening Brant Lakeshore Physiotherapy to provide an accountable, accessible and personal client care experience, as he feels this creates an environment facilitative to patient recovery.


Grace Yamamoto

Resident Physiotherapist

Grace joins us after graduating from Queen’s University with a Master of Science in Physical Therapy. Prior to this, she received a BSc in Biomedical Science from the University of Ottawa, where she conducted recently published research in the field of pelvic floor physiotherapy.

Grace’s passion for the field of rehabilitation stems from personal experiences with physiotherapy as a young athlete and various volunteer and work opportunities. In addition to orthopedic clinics, she has experience working in hospital settings such as medical and surgical acute care units and in-patient rehabilitation.

Grace believes that educating and empowering patients to be an active participant in their rehabilitation journey is the key to a successful recovery. She values providing an evidence-based approach that is tailored to meet each individuals unique needs. Grace works collaboratively as part of the Brant Lakeshore Physiotherapy team to re-establish functional strength, range of motion and help individuals return to full and pain free living.

Outside of work Grace enjoys hiking, cooking, playing volleyball and spending time with family and friends.


Rachel Saraphanian

Clinical Administrator and Physiotherapist Assistant

With her completion of Mohawk College’s Occupational and Physiotherapy Assistant Program (2020) and Mohawk College’s Administrative Certification (2021), Rachel has good knowledge and experience in clinical care both in Hospital and Clinical settings. Rachel has been with us since November 2021, with previous work experience at Joseph Brant Hospital working with acute care and post operative patients.

Rachel has been avid in sports since a young age including; Baseball, Swimming, Dance and Rugby. This has helped Rachel learn techniques to prevent injury by using proper body mechanics.


Rebecca DeBoersap

Physiotherapist Assistant

Rebecca has been working in the field of physiotherapy support since graduating from Mohawk College in 2015. She is passionate about the field and loves the opportunity her job allows her to help others on their road to a healthy and active lifestyle, whether it be assisting with their treatment plans or taking care of the administration side of things so nothing stands in their way. Her combined background in administration, customer service, and physiotherapy support allows her to assist you with all your needs at Brant Lakeshore Physiotherapy and she loves nothing more than to provide you with the best service possible.

Rebecca believes in living a well-balanced lifestyle, and her interests outside of work range from keeping active through running, volleyball, and other sports, to musical pursuits involving guitar and singing. Spending time with the people she loves, especially her husband and little daughter, is also a top priority for Rebecca.