MScPt, BScKin

Maggie graduated from Dalhousie University with her Masters of Physiotherapy. She is originally from small-town New Brunswick where she worked as a kinesiologist and physiotherapy assistant after completing her Bachelor in Kinesiology at Memorial University in Newfoundland in 2015.

Maggie grew up playing several sports including hockey, soccer, swimming, track, and cross country. Involvement in sports continued after school as Maggie volunteered to coach local girl’s hockey teams, leading off and on-ice training.  This experience led to an interest in injury prevention and rehabilitation to maintain an active and healthy lifestyle.  Maggie believes in the benefits of exercise and will work with you to help achieve your goals, reach your maximum potential and keep you doing the activities you love. She is interested in furthering her education through different post-graduate courses and research as she starts her career as a physiotherapist. Outside of work Maggie enjoys adventuring outdoors, hiking, and running. She can often be found watching whatever sport is in season or exploring new hiking trails.

MScPT, BScKin Hon

Allison is a double Dalhousie University alumna, originally moving to Halifax, NS from Ottawa, ON to complete her undergraduate degree and pursue her masters degree. She graduated with her Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology with First Class Honours and recently completed her Masters of Science in Physiotherapy.

Prior to beginning Physiotherapy, she worked abroad in Perth, Western Australia, and participated in neurorehabilitation research. Upon return to Halifax, she worked as a personal trainer and group fitness instructor, conducting exercise classes for both general and specialized populations. Through these experiences, Allison strengthened her understanding of the importance of physical activity and movement in the management of injury and illness.

Allison previously competed nationally as a sprint kayak athlete, while training in running, swimming, cross-country skiing, and strength training. Understanding the benefits of exercise and physical activity, Allison continues to live an active lifestyle and loves to help others increase their participation in physical activity to improve their overall health and well-being.

In her free time, Allison enjoys hiking, cooking, and participating in various exercise classes. She is also currently pursuing post-graduate education in orthopaedic physiotherapy.

Through her experience, Allison enjoys working with people of all ages and fitness levels to help identify and achieve their functional goals through an evidence-based and client-centered approach.

MScPT

Ashley brings with her a true passion for helping her clients use movement to optimize their health. She has a particular interest in chronic pain management.

Ashley aims to create an individualized treatment program for each of her clients by using an evidence based approach through education, exercise and manual therapy. She believes encouraging movement and educating clients on their injuries are key to empowering her clients to achieve their goals.

In Ashley’s free time she enjoys being outside hiking, going to the gym and traveling! We think she is going to be a great fit with us & we can’t wait for you to meet her!

MCISc (CMP), MScPT, MScRR, FCAMPT

Jessica was the first student from Dalhousie University to complete the Joint MSc in Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Research, graduating at the top of her class in 2021. Her master’s thesis examined the biomechanics of walking and its relationship to knee osteoarthritis, and her work has since been published in the journal Gait & Posture.

Building on her dual master’s degrees, Jessica pursued advanced clinical training through Western University’s Master of Advanced Healthcare Practice in Comprehensive Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy. This post-professional program led to her designation as a Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Manipulative Physiotherapy (FCAMPT), a nationally recognized standard of excellence in orthopaedic physiotherapy. She has also completed Level 2 certification through the National Orthopaedic Division, Biomedical Dry Needling certification with SMART Seminars, and training in concussion management through Concussion Rehab Works Inc.

Jessica takes an evidence-informed approach to care, integrating individualized exercise, education, and manual therapy to help clients of all ages reach their goals and return to the activities they love.

Beyond her clinical work, Jessica is passionate about teaching. She works as an online instructor helping physiotherapy students prepare for the national licensing exam and serves as a lab instructor in the physiotherapy program at Dalhousie University. Outside of work, she enjoys cooking, hiking, and traveling abroad.

MCISc (CMP), MScPT, MScRR, FCAMPT

Jessica was the first student from Dalhousie University to complete the Joint MSc in Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Research, graduating at the top of her class in 2021. Her master’s thesis examined the biomechanics of walking and its relationship to knee osteoarthritis, and her work has since been published in the journal Gait & Posture.

Building on her dual master’s degrees, Jessica pursued advanced clinical training through Western University’s Master of Advanced Healthcare Practice in Comprehensive Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy. This post-professional program led to her designation as a Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Manipulative Physiotherapy (FCAMPT), a nationally recognized standard of excellence in orthopaedic physiotherapy. She has also completed Level 2 certification through the National Orthopaedic Division, Biomedical Dry Needling certification with SMART Seminars, and training in concussion management through Concussion Rehab Works Inc.

Jessica takes an evidence-informed approach to care, integrating individualized exercise, education, and manual therapy to help clients of all ages reach their goals and return to the activities they love.

Beyond her clinical work, Jessica is passionate about teaching. She works as an online instructor helping physiotherapy students prepare for the national licensing exam and serves as a lab instructor in the physiotherapy program at Dalhousie University. Outside of work, she enjoys cooking, hiking, and traveling abroad.

Andrea’s passion for helping others, combined with her personal experience receiving therapeutic massage, led her to pursue a career in massage therapy. She graduated from the Canadian College of Massage and Hydrotherapy in Halifax. During her studies, Andrea gained hands-on experience at neurological, arthritis, and invisible illness clinics, treating a wide range of conditions such as frozen shoulder, osteoarthritis, tendinitis, plantar fasciitis, and postural dysfunction. Andrea is committed to providing treatments that are not only effective but also empowering for patients.

Originally from Fredericton, New Brunswick, Andrea moved to Halifax in 2021. Outside of work, she enjoys long-distance running, painting, music, and volunteering at Hospice Halifax.

Allana graduated with honours from the Canadian College of Massage and Hydrotherapy program in Halifax. She especially enjoyed working in the neurology and arthritis specialized clinics where she was able to help patients with a variety of conditions and abilities achieve a better quality of life. Allana has experience treating various conditions including multiple sclerosis, osteoarthritis, whiplash, thoracic outlet syndrome, tendonitis, postural dysfunction, headaches/migraines, anxiety, and more.

Allana originally graduated with a bachelor of science in kinesiology at Dalhousie University and played on the Mount Saint Vincent soccer team for three years. During her time at Dalhousie University, Allana enjoyed volunteering to help people exercise including adults with heart conditions and cancer patients/survivors.

Allana is very passionate about creating a safe space for all patients to facilitate healing through various relaxation and therapeutic techniques. Her treatment protocol will start with a comprehensive assessment followed by a treatment tailored to the patient’s needs and will include an individualized home care program. During her free time, you can find Allana exploring new trails and beaches in Nova Scotia or playing soccer.

MScPT

Whether it be through camping, weightlifting, rock climbing, hiking or skiing, she really values the benefits of exercise and is passionate about its effect on both her own health and that of her clients.

Heather is enthusiastic about individualizing treatment strategies to best equip her clients with the confidence and skills they need to prevent or recover from injuries.

Since graduating from McMaster University, she has taken courses in dry needling to help clients better manage their symptoms.

PT

Judy is a U.S.-trained physio with more than 30 years of experience. She loves working with people to help them feel stronger and be more confident in their daily lives!

Her areas of special interest are in pain management, balance issues, and in helping people avoid or delay joint replacement surgery.

BSc