Dr. Jenny Bekeschus

Jenny Bekeschus is one of only six practitioners in Ontario licensed to practice both Physiotherapy and Chiropractic medicine.She is a graduate of the Faculty of Rehabilitative Medicine, University of Toronto and the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College.

Her clinical experience includes:
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Dr. Bekeschus is Director of the Chestnut Park Health Centre; dedicated to the practice of preventative health care and the treatment of injuries through her unique integration of physiotherapy and chiropractic treatment.Dr. Jenny Bekeschus has fifteen years of experience treating accident, trauma and orthopaedic injuries and providing preventative and recuperative care for patients suffering from:
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In addition to her busy practice, Dr. Bekeschus is also sought after for corporate seminars and speeches on Stress Management, Wellness & Longevity.

Some of her corporate clients include:
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Please call if you would like any further information, either as a patient or to arrange for Dr. Bekeschus to speak to your organization.
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Toronto Chiropractor - Dr. Jenny Bekeschus.

Toronto Chiropractor - Dr. Jenny Bekeschus.Chestnut Park Health Centre - Chiropractors, physiotherapists, and massage therapists in the Greater Toronto Area

Toronto Chiropractor - Dr. Jenny Bekeschus.

Put your best face forward Clenching your jaw, frowning and furrowing your brow add wrinkles, says physiotherapist Jenny Bekeschus, director of the Chestnut Park Health Centre in Toronto.

With Dr. Jennifer Bekeschus is not only a parent at the Centre, but also a Doctor of Chiropractic and Registered Physiotherapist and Director of the Chestnut Park Health Centre*.Her clinical experience includes Sunnybrook Hospital, Wellesley Hospital, Lyndhurst Hospital, Hospital for Sick Children and Doctors Hospital.In addition to this, she is also sought after for corporate seminars and speeches on Stress Management, Wellness and Longevity. * 123 Edward Street Suite 1106 Tel: 416-979-3002 These workshops are free, pre-registration is required.

"What would happen if you got too much weight, let's say, on one side is that their spine will literally bend to one side to compensate for that weight," worries chiropractor Dr. Jenny Bekeschus.

"We see injuries at the back," reveals physiotherapist Dr. Jenny Bekeschus.
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"I see a lot people with injuries to their tailbone, injuries in the mid-thoracic, where they fly through the air … and they get up and they're feeling it," Bekeschus relates.

She claims scoping out your hill first and avoiding those high bumps can go a long way to preserving your spine until the summer, when a host of that season's own special aches and pains returns.