ReActive Physiotherapy.

Jeff is dedicated to helping athletes of all levels recover from injuries and perform at their best. With a special interest in golf and skiing, he has worked with a wide range of golfers, from club players to PGA Tour professionals, and spent nearly a decade traveling with the Canadian World Cup Ski Cross team. Certified by the Titleist Performance Institute in multiple streams, Jeff leverages advanced assessments and cutting-edge technology in the clinic’s dedicated golf studio to design personalized training plans for optimized performance and recovery. Originally from the East Coast, Jeff completed his undergraduate studies before earning his physiotherapy degree and postgraduate Master’s in Clinical Science at Western University. A graduate of the prestigious Fowler-Kennedy Sports Physiotherapy Fellowship, Jeff combines extensive expertise with a patient-centered approach to care. Jeff also specializes in treating jaw and facial pain, utilizing advanced techniques to address complex conditions. As a passionate educator, he teaches at Western University’s School of Physical Therapy and trains other physiotherapists through the Orthopaedic Division of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association. When not at the clinic, Jeff enjoys skiing with his two young boys, golfing, and spending time outdoors engaging in trap and skeet shooting. His active lifestyle reflects his commitment to movement and wellness, which he brings to every patient interaction. Special Interests: • Sports physiotherapy • Golf injury recovery and training • Jaw and facial pain treatment

Meghan is a skilled and dedicated physiotherapist who completed her Honours Specialization in Kinesiology at Western University in 2016, followed by a Master of Physical Therapy in 2018. She has since enhanced her expertise with additional training in Manual Therapy, soft tissue release, and orthopaedics. Always eager to grow, Meghan has pursued further education in Manual Therapy and dry needling to continue providing the best care for her patients. A native of London, Meghan’s lifelong involvement in competitive dance, basketball, and soccer, as well as playing basketball and volleyball at A.B. Lucas Secondary School, shapes her patient-centered approach to physiotherapy. Her athletic background gives her unique insight into helping patients achieve their health and activity goals. Outside of work, Meghan enjoys spending time in the great outdoors. Whether camping, hiking, or kayaking, she embraces an active lifestyle. She also loves staying fit by playing volleyball and lifting weights at the gym. Meghan is passionate about empowering her patients with the tools, knowledge, and personalized care they need to achieve their recovery and wellness goals. Special Interests: • Physiotherapy for athletes • GLA:D Instructor • Concussion Management

Chris is a registered physiotherapist and a Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Manipulative Physiotherapists (FCAMPT). His education includes a Master of Physical Therapy, a Sports Physiotherapy Fellowship through Fowler Kennedy Sports Medicine Clinic and a Master of Clinical Science in the field of Advanced Health Care Practice, Manipulative Therapy. He is also certified in Trigger Point Dry Needling, the Selective Functional Movement Assessment and Complete Concussion Management. Chris is a part-time faculty member in the School of Physical Therapy at Western University, holding the position of clinical associate for several Master of Physical Therapy courses, and is also a mentor for post-graduate physiotherapists pursuing advanced manipulative physiotherapy training. An avid hockey player himself, Chris worked with the London Knights as a team physiotherapist during the 2012-2013 Championship season. He was responsible for assisting in strength and conditioning, injury prevention, rehabilitation and concussion treatment. Chris really enjoys working with all individuals to help them reach their health and wellness goals. He is passionate about building a therapeutic partnership that helps his clients realize their physical potential and to improve their resiliency to injury. In his free time, he enjoys playing hockey, volleyball, going to the gym, great lake surfing and spending time with his wife, children, and dog named Oakley.