Physical Therapy

Paul was raised near Big Bay in the Owen Sound area and attended Hillcrest and West Hill schools. He left Owen Sound to study Human Kinetics at the University of Guelph and later earned his degree in Physical Therapy from the University of Toronto. Throughout his career, Paul has focused on orthopedic physical therapy, with a special interest in sports injury rehabilitation. 

Paul and his wife Michele, also a native of Owen Sound, returned to the area to raise their children, Christian and Arenn. Paul has pursued additional specialized training in managing chronic conditions such as diabetes, osteoporosis, pre-diabetes (metabolic syndrome), osteoarthritis, and chronic pain. He has collaborated with the local Family Health Team and the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care on research projects related to diabetes management. Additionally, Paul serves on the Primary Care Advisory Committee to the Ontario Physiotherapy Association Board of Directors.

Jenn graduated from Western University in 2010 with a Bachelor of Science with Honors in Kinesiology, followed by a Master of Physical Therapy in 2012. She has completed several musculoskeletal post-graduate courses, earned her Level 2 Acupuncture certification through AFCI, and is certified in concussion management and treatment through Complete Concussion Management. Additionally, Jenn has pursued extensive training in vestibular rehabilitation, developing a keen interest in the assessment and treatment of vestibular conditions.

Jenn is dedicated to providing individualized, high-quality care to each of her clients. She takes pride in helping them achieve their goals, improve their quality of life, and return to activities they love.

Neha earned her Bachelor’s in Physiotherapy from Maharashtra University of Health Sciences, India, in 2014. After working in India for a few years, she moved to Canada. Driven by her passion for women’s health, she pursued additional training in pelvic floor therapy.

Neha has completed levels 1, 2, and 3 in pelvic health and pregnancy-related pelvic girdle pain, with plans to undertake more advanced courses to enhance her expertise in pelvic health care.

Neha conducts thorough evaluations and assessments to develop individualized care plans. She enjoys meeting new patients and finding ways to help each person improve their health and function through physical therapy. Neha prioritizes quality over quantity of movement, paying close attention to each patient’s goals and delivering patient-centered, evidence-based care.

We suggest wearing comfortable, loose-fitting clothing like shorts, tank tops, yoga pants, or t-shirts. This ensures easy access to the affected body parts during assessment and treatment sessions.

The duration of our appointments depends on the condition(s) being treated. We recommend that you inquire about the appropriate duration for future appointments during your assessment with your physiotherapist.

Although we provide direct billing services with certain insurance plans, the intricate details of each policy require an in-person consultation with our administrative staff at the clinic. Alternatively, you can reach out to your insurance provider to verify if our clinic offers direct billing or assignment of benefits.

The number of sessions necessary will be determined during your initial assessment. You and your physical therapist will collaborate to design a treatment plan tailored to your individual case and requirements.

Physiotherapists is a primary access providers, meaning you can benefit from our services without needing a referral. However, reimbursement by your extended health benefits may necessitate a referral.