Hi, I’m Julia! I grew up in Ottawa, where my love for movement and curiosity about the body began early through sport. I started playing competitive soccer at eight years old and continued at the NCAA Division I level in the U.S. while earning my Bachelor’s in Exercise, Sport, and Health Sciences. I later returned to Canada to complete my Master’s in Physical Therapy at the University of Western Ontario. My experiences with my own injuries, and supporting teammates and patients through theirs, gave me a deep understanding of how injuries affect both body and mind. These experiences have shaped my commitment to providing holistic care that addresses the whole person. I take a collaborative approach, working with you to understand your goals and the factors influencing your pain and function. Through education, movement programs, and manual therapy, I aim to help you feel confident in your body and achieve your mobility and health goals. Outside of the clinic, you will find me enjoying the outdoors, playing/watching sports, attending live music events, and puzzling!

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Growing up in the Kemptville area Eilish was always involved and interested in farming and agriculture. Being an equestrian all her life, Eilish had an interest in the relationship between a horse’s performance and their body mechanics. She went on to receive her Bachelor of Science, majoring in Animal Science, from Dalhousie University in 2018. Following this, Eilish worked at a therapeutic riding facility and observed the benefit of motion from riding, not just physically, but also mentally for the riders.

With these experiences Eilish wanted to learn more about how the body functions as a unit as well as the benefit of motion on all systems of the body and she went on to graduate with a Master of Osteopathic Manipulative Science (MOMSC) from the Canadian Academy of Osteopathy.

Following the principles of Osteopathic Manual Therapy, Eilish observes and considers the relationship between the structure and function of the body and works with individuals to improve range of motion, which benefits all systems of the body.

In her spare time, Eilish enjoys spending time with her horse and taking pictures of her chickens.

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Originally from Ottawa, Daniel has been passionate about movement and sports from a young age. Growing up, he loved being active—whether in the gym or on the field—but dealing with injuries that sidelined him from the activities he loved sparked a deep interest in recovery and performance. That experience led to a lifelong goal: to help others come back stronger than before.

Daniel completed his Bachelor of Science in Human Kinetics at the University of Ottawa before earning his Master’s in Physiotherapy at Robert Gordon University in Aberdeen, Scotland. During his time in the UK, he gained valuable experience across a wide range of musculoskeletal settings, including paediatrics and sport-specific rehabilitation. He went on to work as a musculoskeletal physiotherapist in Scotland before returning home to Ottawa.

Daniel takes a holistic and collaborative approach to care. He combines hands-on therapy with tailored rehabilitation exercises to help clients return to the activities they love. He’s passionate about education and believes in creating open conversations that empower people to better understand their bodies, set meaningful goals, and feel confident in achieving them.

Outside the clinic, you’ll find Daniel staying active year-round—playing any sport, running outdoors, or being at the gym.

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Cendra holds a Master of Health Sciences in Physiotherapy, along with a Bachelor of Health Science and a Bachelor of Psychology from the University of Ottawa. She has completed advanced training in Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy (Lumbar Spine – Part A) through the McKenzie Institute, is Level 2 certified in dry needling with Acupuncture Canada, and incorporates techniques such as Graston therapy for myofascial release when appropriate. Cendra has experience working with Indigenous populations in Northwestern Ontario as well as military personnel, giving her a deep appreciation for culturally responsive care and the physical demands placed on diverse populations. Grounded in a strong academic background, she believes in a biopsychosocial and evidence-based approach, empowering patients with the tools they need to move better and live healthier lives. She is ready to help you manage orthopedic injuries or chronic pain with personalized, compassionate care. Originally from the Republic of Benin, Cendra is fluent in French and English. Outside the clinic, she enjoys travelling, dancing, pickleball, hot yoga, and hiking.

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Jordan grew up in Kincardine, ON and has always appreciated the sense of connection that comes with living and working in a small community. She played competitive hockey growing up which taught her firsthand the importance of injury recovery and prevention, and helped shape her path into physiotherapy.

She completed her Bachelors of Science in Kinesiology at the University of Waterloo, followed by her Masters of Science in Physiotherapy at Queen’s University. Her approach is evidence-based, supportive, and tailored to each individual’s goals. She has a special interest in concussion and vestibular rehabilitation and has completed additional training to be able to assess and treat all things concussion, dizziness and imbalance.

Outside the clinic, you will find her out for walks with her dog Jax, playing recreational hockey in Kemptville, skiing, or cheering on her favourite sports teams (Go Leafs!)

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Sarah received her Honours Bachelor of Science Specializing in Human Kinetics from the University of Ottawa in 2016 before becoming a Registered Kinesiologist. She has recently graduated from the Canadian Academy of Osteopathy with a Master in Osteopathic Manipulative Sciences, allowing her to start her career as an Osteopathic Manual Practitioner. Sarah specializes in Osteopathic Manual therapy, concussion rehabilitation, sports injury prevention/rehabilitation and motor vehicle accident rehabilitation. She believes in the importance of a holistic approach to rehabilitation by regaining movement and motion to improve blood flow and reduce overall pain, improving the patient’s constitution and vitality. In 2015 Sarah began working with elite-level athletes and is now the Head Therapist for the Kemptville 73’s Jr. A hockey team, as well as the Lead Trainer for the Central Canada Hockey League. This experience has allowed her to manage a multitude of different injuries in a 1-on-1 setting. She began working with motor vehicle accident patients and veterans in 2017.

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Ms. Pratibha Pandagale holds a Master’s degree in Physiotherapy with specialization in Neurosciences, demonstrating profound understanding of the intricate aspects of human movement and Rehabilitation with a passion for helping clients reach their full potential. Pratibha brings both expertise and empathy to their practice and has successfully contributed to recovery and quality of life for numerous clients with Musculoskeletal and Neurological conditions over the past six years.

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Matthew has been practicing Massage Therapy since July 2014. He grew up in, and resides in Kemptville. Matthew takes a lot of pride being able to practice and provide care to the community that he has been a part of most of his life.

Matthew uses a variety of techniques in order to address the specific needs of his clients. Matthew’s focus is very much to help his clients with their pain, tension, and injuries, be they sports related or a result of everyday life. Matthew will develop an individual treatment plan unique to each of his clients and their situation.

Matthew has always had an interest in sports, his passion being soccer. He has played recreationally and competitively most of his life, he has reluctantly been forced into retirement due to a second ACL tear in 10 years. He has suffered many other injuries through his athletics, some serious, some minor, and everything in between. Matthew’s past history with sports and injury allows him to empathize with what a lot of his clients are experiencing as well as draw from his experiences to provide high quality care and effective treatment.

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Originally from Prince Edward County, Katrina grew up loving the benefits of being a part of a small, strong community. Being on various sports teams, coaching youth and enjoying rural living, Katrina found her passion for physiotherapy very early. Her desire grew in high school, when multiple sport injuries, both musculoskeletal and neurological landed her in a physiotherapy clinic for treatment. After experiencing the remarkable impact physiotherapy can have on restoring one’s quality of life, she pursued employment and education in physiotherapy.

Katrina graduated from the Fitness and Health diploma program at Humber College in 2013. From here, she was a personal trainer and group exercise instructor for both adults and children. Later she graduated from the Bachelor of Human Kinetics program at the University of Ottawa in 2018 where she spent time researching the social and psychological benefits of exercise for amongst cancer patients. She then went on to pursue her dream and graduated from the Masters of Science in Physiotherapy Program at Glasgow Caledonian University in January 2021. Here she worked in Cardiac Rehab, Adults with Intellectual Disabilities, Orthopaedics, Multiple Sclerosis and had a primary desire to focus on Paediatrics, chronic pain and MSK physiotherapy. Since graduating, Katrina was a physiotherapist in England at a private physiotherapy clinic where she provided treatments for many MSK and sports specific injuries. With both fitness and health promotion education and physiotherapy experience, Katrina is able to tailor your treatment session so it includes a combination of hands on treatment techniques, as well as specific rehab based exercises that allow you to reach your specific goals. Outside the clinic, Katrina enjoys traveling and doing any activity outside! She is currently on the hunt for a basketball team to join and looks to volunteer her time supporting youth in sport.

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Amara is a dedicated physiotherapist with specialized expertise in pediatric, neurological, and musculoskeletal care. She graduated from the University of Western Ontario in 2014 and has built a strong foundation in evidence-based, patient-centered practice over the course of her career.

In pediatric physiotherapy, Amara has developed extensive experience supporting children in achieving developmental milestones while improving mobility, strength, and coordination in a fun, engaging, and family-centered environment. She works closely with both children and their caregivers to foster confidence, independence, and long-term success. Amara also brings significant expertise in neurological physiotherapy, working with individuals affected by conditions such as stroke, brain injury, spinal cord injury, and other neurological disorders. She focuses on restoring movement, enhancing balance and coordination, and improving overall quality of life through targeted rehabilitation strategies.

In the musculoskeletal field, Amara treats a wide range of conditions involving muscles, joints, and soft tissues. From injury recovery and chronic pain management to performance optimization, her goal is to reduce pain, restore function, and help patients return to the activities that matter most to them.

In her spare time, Amara enjoys spending time with her daughter and husband, whether at home or out together. She also likes staying active by playing volleyball and skiing, which she finds both enjoyable and a good way to unwind.

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