Meet

Rana Hamdy

Physiotherapist, theatre kid and people lover

Rana is wellbe’s movement-loving, people-first physiotherapist with a flair for combining evidence-based care, storytelling, and seriously good vibes.

 

With a Master’s in Physiotherapy and a Minor in Theatre + Film Studies (yes, really!), Rana sees movement as more than exercise—it can build confidence, create connection and help us feel more at home in our bodies. Whether she’s helping little ones reach developmental milestones, supporting children and families navigating paediatric pelvic health concerns, or guiding grown-ups through injuries, Rana wants you to feel seen, safe, and supported through every stage of care.

Her toolkit includes manual therapy, active soft tissue release, and personalized exercise plans. She’s also pursued additional training in paediatric pelvic health and infant development, so she can offer thoughtful, individualized care to children and their families. Rana brings warmth and empathy to each visit, helping patients find progress at a pace that feels right for them.

Rana has worked with folks from all walks of life and across three continents—an experience that fuels her deep belief in care that’s both tailored and culturally conscious. From orthopaedic injuries to paediatric care, she loves making movement feel empowering, expressive and even joyful.

When she’s not at the clinic, you might find Rana running by the lake, catching a live show, racing a HYROX in a new country, or exploring health equity research with the ACCESS Lab at U of T.

 

fun facts about Rana

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she’s a lifelong theatre lover (and can quote Wicked by heart)

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she’s lived on 3 continents — bringing global care to local communities

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she’s passionate about health equity and works with UofT’s ACCESS Lab

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