People who take pride in your progress

Since graduating from Dalhousie University's School of Physiotherapy in 1997, Troy has stayed committed to ongoing learning, completing advanced training in manual therapy, concussion management and exercise prescription. Over the years he has worked in sports physiotherapy, supporting athletes at the university level, Canada Games and World Championships.

These days Troy is especially interested in the bigger picture: longevity, wellness, and how people can take an active role in their own care. He works one-on-one with clients to create personalized plans that focus on long-term health, mobility and quality of life.

Originally from Newfoundland, Lori graduated with Distinction from Dalhousie University in 1999 with a BSc in Physiotherapy and is a longstanding member of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association. She is certified in all levels of traditional and auricular acupuncture, has all levels of manual therapy, and has taken specialised courses in treating headaches, neck pain, and injuries from whiplash, golf and running.

Lori has advanced training in vestibular rehabilitation for vertigo, dizziness and balance issues. She is also a certified yoga instructor and often incorporates this when prescribing home exercises; she believes exercise is the best medicine and that the body is meant to be active. Outside of work she enjoys hiking, running, kayaking, trail biking, camping, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing with her family.

Jacqueline grew up in Pubnico, Nova Scotia and has previous hospital-based experience from Valley Regional Hospital and Yarmouth Regional Hospital. She holds a Masters of Physical Therapy from the University of Western Ontario and a Bachelor's in Kinesiology from Acadia University, and is fluent in French and English.

Her professional interests are in orthopaedic conditions, and she has taken post-graduate courses in manual therapy, acupuncture, vestibular rehabilitation and breastfeeding-related conditions such as breast pain, inflammation and blocked ducts. Her goal is in-depth, individualized treatment to help you reach your personal goals. Outside work: hockey, boating, swimming and hiking with her young family.

Kate graduated from StFX in 2011 with a BSc in Human Kinetics and completed her Masters of Science in Physiotherapy at Dalhousie in 2013. She worked in private practice in Kentville before joining us in June 2017. She has an interest in orthopaedic and sporting injuries and has training in acupuncture, concussion management, trigger point dry needling and manual therapy.

Kate is also specialized in pelvic floor physiotherapy. Her areas of pelvic rehabilitation focus on pre- and post-natal care, female pelvic organ prolapse, urinary and bowel incontinence in men and women, pessary management, painful intercourse and pelvic floor pain. Her hobbies include travelling, triathlons, boating, and time with her large, close family.

Sophie hails from Northern Nova Scotia, where she received her Bachelor of Science in Health at StFX before completing a Masters of Science in Physiotherapy at Dalhousie University. Throughout her training she developed a strong interest in pelvic health and injury rehabilitation, and plans to build expertise in pelvic health, vestibular rehabilitation, manual therapy and trigger point dry needling through future courses.

In her free time Sophie enjoys exploring the Valley, yoga, pilates, local markets, and learning curling and golf. She looks forward to providing individualized, patient-centred care with a focus on the whole person.