Stefanie graduated from the University of Toronto in 2000 with her Degree in Physiotherapy, she also has a Kinesiology degree completed in 1997 from McMaster University. In 2006, Stefanie received her Certificate from the Acupuncture Foundation of Canada Institute (CAFCI).
Stefanie received her Advanced Diploma of Manipulative Physiotherapy from the Canadian Physiotherapy Association, Orthopaedic Division in 2015. She is also a Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Manipulative Physiotherapy (FCAMPT) and earned her Gunn IMS certification in 2022. Stefanie is also an Advanced Practice Provider for the ISAEC program (Interprofessional Spine Assessment and Education Clinics.) She has owned Physiotherapy Associates of Port Perry since 2001. Stefanie loves teaching clients to understand their bodies and why things might occur. She helps them move more easily, with less pain and be more resilient to injury, whether in daily life or competitive sport.
Stefanie believes that the most important aspect when it comes to physical function is mobility and she uses an extensive array of manual therapy techniques, exercise and Dry Needling (IMS) to help reduce pain and maximize mobility
Renée has been practicing orthopaedic and manual Physiotherapy since the completion of her Masters in Physiotherapy from the University of Toronto in 2003 and has worked for Physiotherapy Associates since 2004. Renée chose to continue her education by obtaining her acupuncture certification in 2006, her Gunn IMS certification in 2008, and finally achieving her ultimate goal of the Advanced Diploma in Manual and Manipulative therapy in 2009, thereby becoming a fellow in the Academy of Manual and Manipulative Therapy (FCAMPT). Renée has 20 years of experience treating post-surgical patients, motor vehicle accident victims, athletes, TMJ, vestibular conditions and many other conditions.
Renée is devoted to improving the quality of life of each and every client she takes on, from the weekend warrior and athlete alike, to individuals suffering from chronic pain. Problem-solving is one of her favourite parts of the profession, along with ensuring clients feel heard.
Treatment programs are a collaborative effort between therapist and patient and may involve manual therapy skills, acupuncture or intramuscular stimulation, soft tissue release, evidence-based strengthening and mobility exercises, and home-based programs.
Meaghan grew up in Whitby, Ont., and returned to the Durham community after completing an Honours Bachelor of Science in Genetics and Physiology in 2007 followed by her Masters in Physiotherapy in 2010, both at the University of Western Ontario.
Growing up, Meaghan enjoyed a variety of sports, but her true passion was figure skating, competing for both the Whitby and Oshawa Figure Skating Clubs. In university, she pursued her love of sport through adult synchronized skating. It was through these experiences that she was introduced to the profession of Physiotherapy.
Meaghan has enjoyed working for the Physiotherapy Associates of Port Perry since 2010 when she fell in love with the warmth of the staff and community. Over the years Meaghan has completed extensive post-graduate education in the area of orthopaedics, achieving her Advanced Diploma in Manual and Manipulative Therapy (FCAMPT), Acupuncture certification (AFCI), and Gunn IMS certification. She strives to provide quality, patient-centred care through continued education and dedication to the individual needs of her patients.
Meaghan stays active and enjoys running, spinning, and resistance training. She feels strongly about encouraging and demonstrating the importance of fitness and exercise to her daughters as they grow up. She is honoured to share her knowledge and enthusiasm for health and wellness with her clients in helping them achieve their goals and improve their overall well-being.
Kristal completed her Bachelor of Science degree in Physiotherapy from Dalhousie University in 1998. Kristal’s experience in hospital, community and private clinic settings includes treating musculoskeletal and sports injuries, motor vehicle and workplace injuries, as well as post-operative and neurological rehabilitation.
She has a particular focus in Pelvic Health for women and men which treats conditions such as incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse (POP), constipation, pelvic pain, dyspareunia and pre/post-natal therapy. She has been trained in pessary fitting for POP conditions.
Currently Kristal is a teaching assistant for Pelvic Health Solutions and collaborates with a local Lamaze teaching venue (2 Maternity and Beyond) to educate on labour, delivery and peri/post-partum pelvic issues. She is a long-standing member of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association with a particular interest in the Orthopaedic and Pelvic and Reproductive Health Divisions.
Kristal enjoys listening to her patients’ stories and treating them in a holistic manner with an emphasis on education, exercise, tissue mobilization and acupuncture.
Matthew graduated from the Human Kinetics program at the University of Guelph in 2008 followed by a Masters in Physiotherapy from The Robert Gordon University in Aberdeen, Scotland in 2011. He is a Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Manipulative Physiotherapy (FCAMPT) and has completed extensive post-graduate education, attaining internationally-recognized qualifications in hands-on manual and manipulative therapy. He has additional training in vestibular and concussion rehabilitation and developed the concussion assessment and treatment protocols used at Physiotherapy Associates of Port Perry. His other areas of clinical interest include vertigo, the shoulder, knee and low back, as well as general fitness and sport rehabilitation.
Matthew's treatment philosophy is to listen and understand how your injury/condition is impacting your day-to-day life. From there, he works with his patients to identify their functional goals and take a collaborative approach toward those goals using a combination of education, exercise and manual therapy. Developing an individualized, evidence-based treatment plan not only helps you to achieve your goals but empowers you and improves your overall quality of life.
Angela graduated from Acadia University in 2004 with a Bachelor of Kinesiology. She received her Masters of Science in Rehabilitation Science from Glasgow Caledonian University in Glasgow, Scotland in 2009. After graduation, Angela worked as one of the physiotherapists for the Scotland Women’s National Soccer team.
Angela has continued to build upon her education and professional development by taking courses that include orthopaedic manual therapy levels, Mulligan concept mobilization with movements, massage and myofascial technique courses. Angela is also FITforeGOLF certified.
Angela’s treatment philosophy is all-encompassing and includes education and self-management techniques, functional exercise programs, as well as manual therapy. She prides herself on providing patient-centered care using evidence-based practice to ensure individuals meet their goals.
When Angela is not in the clinic, she enjoys spending time with her family and friends, skiing, golfing and weight training.
Karen is a registered physiotherapist who graduated from the Masters of Physical Therapy program at the University of Toronto in 2004. She has completed extensive post graduate training in orthopaedic Physiotherapy, and is a Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Manipulative Physiotherapy (FCAMPT). Karen also has training in acupuncture and is a Gunn IMS practitioner. Karen enjoys clinical teaching and is a part-time professor in the OTA & PTA program at Durham College where she has taught since 2015.
Karen draws on extensive clinical experience to work with clients to achieve their personal goals and improve quality of life. She is passionate about her profession and strives to provide the best care for her clients.
Karen has taken a keen interest in treating the running community, and speaks at several local run clubs regularly. She provides assessment, gait analysis, and education on injury prevention and management for runners of all levels. As a personal goal, she completed the Boston Marathon in 2024. She resides in Durham Region with her husband and 3 children.
Calvin graduated with his Honors Bachelor of Science degree and completed his Masters of Physical Therapy from the University of Toronto. Calvin has had the opportunity to provide care for many different population groups ranging from orthopaedics, neurological, and acute care.
Calvin believes that a strong partnership between therapist and client provides the longest-lasting effects from treatment. He believes that making each client understand their injury is the number one priority. From there, a detailed plan including exercise, manual therapy, and modalities will help them achieve their goals.
Calvin is passionate about orthopaedic practice and has received his level 3 certification in manual therapy from the Canadian Physiotherapy Association Orthopaedic division. He has completed his intermediate practical exam. He is currently dedicated to the continued progression of his manual therapy skills through the completion of his advanced practical exam and achieving his FCAMPT designation. Calvin has also taken courses in soft tissue release, mulligan techniques, and is FITforeGOLF trained.
Erin graduated with honours in 2005 from the 3-year Massage Therapy Program at Sir Sandford Fleming College. She is a member of the Registered Massage Therapists Association of Ontario (RMTAO) and as a Registered Massage Therapist, holds a certificate from the College of Massage Therapists of Ontario (CMTO). Erin has taken post-graduate courses, including Hot Stone Therapy, Deep Tissue Massage, pre and post-natal massage, sports massage rehabilitation, palliative care, cupping, Reiki levels I and II, IFC and Therapeutic Ultrasound and most recently the Spinal Flow Technique Certification Course.
Erin became interested in helping people decrease their pain naturally during high school, when having witnessed family and friends struggle with pain. She wanted to be able to do something to help them function better and improve their quality of life. This interest became a passion and made her become the highly skilled and experienced Massage Therapist she is today. Her approach to treatment is therapeutic, yet relaxing, and she believes in treating the body as a whole, listening to clients’ needs in order to achieve the best possible outcomes.
Outside of the clinic, Erin is married with three children and loves spending time with her family going camping or to the cottage. She also enjoys horseback riding, ATVing, being involved in the musical theatre, playing piano or curling up with a good book. Once a month she makes sure to book a massage just for herself.
The greatest compliments Erin has received are when her clients recommend their family and friends so they can experience the benefits of what her Massage Therapy can provide.
Physiotherapy Associates of Port Perry continues to grow and we have recently expanded our services to meet the needs of our community. We provide a supportive atmosphere for professional development and opportunities for mentorship, including financial compensation for courses. Our newly expanded and renovated clinic offers a large open-concept gym, as well as private treatment rooms. 1 hour assessments and 30-minute treatment sessions allow quality of care to be optimized for our clients and create a comfortable work schedule for our therapists.
We would always welcome conversations with Physiotherapists who have a strong interest in manual therapy to discuss possible employment opportunities available at our clinic.
We’re always looking for amazing and passionate people, if this is you we would love to chat.
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