Physiotherapy in Guelph – Health & Performance Centre

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Welcome to Eramosa Physiotherapy Guelph – Health & Performance Centre

The Health and Performance Centre (HPC) offers a wide range of diagnostic, rehabilitation and health promotion services and has been serving Guelph and the University of Guelph for the past 20+ years. We specialize in the diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation of acute and chronic orthopedic, musculoskeletal, sport, and activity related injuries.

In addition to the care of acute and overuse injuries, our multidisciplinary approach caters to the patient whose desired level of activity is curtailed due to a variety of injuries. The HPC boasts one of Guelph’s finest isokinetic machines, and this machine is available for any of our patients at the HPC. The EPA physiotherapists at the HPC also participate in monthly clinical discussions and as a result of our affiliation, EPA’s research information and professional interactions are transferred to all of our locations.

Hours of Operation

Monday-Thursday: 8:00 am – 8:00pm
Friday: 8:00am – 4:00pm

Our Physiotherapy Services in Guelph – Health & Performance Centre

The HPC’s multidisciplinary team includes: sport medicine physicians, physiotherapists, massage therapists, occupational therapists, dietitians, kinesiologists, chiropractors and pedorthist.

Physiotherapy

Shoulder Physiotherapy

Back Physiotherapy

Knee Physiotherapy

Concussion Management

Acupuncture/IMS

Sport Injury Physio Programs

Physio Pilates

Multi-disciplinary

Our Guelph – Health & Performance Centre Physiotherapists & Staff

Aly Hodgins

Registered Physiotherapist, BA (Kin), MSc (PT), FCAMPT, Sport Dip, CIDN, Physiotherapy Manager

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Aly graduated from McMaster University with a Masters in Physiotherapy in 2010. She began working at the Health and Performance Centre back in 2013 where she enjoyed working with the Varsity Women’s Soccer team for several years. Since transitioning to working in high-performance sport in 2017, Aly has supported Cycling Canada, Women’s Artistic Gymnastics, Skate Canada and International Curling athletes compete at the highest level. Aly attended the Paris Olympic Games as a member of the therapy team supporting the Canadian National Track Cycling athletes. Aly enjoys working as part of an Integrated support team to help athletes of all skill levels achieve their performance goals. Outside of clinical work, Aly enjoys mentoring the next generation of Sport Physiotherapists. She has two young daughters and enjoys riding her road and mountain bikes in the summer and curling in the winter. Aly holds a Sports Physiotherapy Diploma, FCAMPT designation, certification in Integrated Dry Needling (CIDN) and a High-Performance Certification (HPC). Aly has assisted in research in the area of Cycling Saddle Health and has presented on the topic to both the amateur and high-performance community. Aly continues to travel with the Canadian Track Cycling team at international competitions.

Craig Dixon

Registered Physiotherapist, MSc (PT), HBKin, CIDN, FCAMPT, EPA Clinical Operations, Clinic Director

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Craig is a graduate of the University of Western Ontario and McMaster University. After completing his Masters in Physiotherapy, he came to the Health and Performance Centre where he completed a Sports Physiotherapy Fellowship. Since he has been very active in working with a vast variety of varsity and elite/professional teams and athletes on campus and in the community. Some of his most notable experience in sport is his involvement with Rugby Canada, Golf Canada, the Guelph Nighthawks Professional Basketball Club, varsity hockey, rugby and track, and field. Aside from sports, Craig remains active in the classroom both as a teacher and student. He continues to take a variety of courses as he works towards his Diplomas in Sports Physiotherapy and Advanced Manual Therapy. He enthusiastically hosts guest lectures for the University’s Anatomy program and is a Clinical Instructor for McMaster’s Physiotherapy Program. Craig enjoys treating everything but has a special clinical interest is post-surgical cases and the shoulder.

Lisa Geddes

Registered Physiotherapist, BSc (PT), Partner

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Lisa is a graduate of the University of Toronto she has worked with recreational to National level athletes at the HPC since 2005. She is a proud member of EPA and is a Guelph Youth Soccer Coach. Her clinical interests are shoulder, hip, knee, and re-training postural awareness. Recently Lisa did a course in New Advances in Hip Rehab.

Denise Mortley

Registered Physiotherapist, MSc (PT), BSc Hon (HK), FCAMPT

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A graduate of the University of Guelph and McMaster University, Denise successfully completed her Advanced Manual and Manipulative Therapy examinations in 2012. She has a clinical interest in sport and running injuries and has completed courses in Running gait assessment and injury prevention. Denise also has training in Acupuncture (Level 1 AFCI), Trigger Point Dry Needling (FDN Level 1), Vestibular Rehabilitation, and Concussion Management.

Jody Brianceau

Registered Physiotherapist, MSc (PT), HBKin

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As one of the newest members of the physiotherapy team; Jody comes with over 15 years of experience. He has worked in a wide variety of settings such as private practice orthopaedics, on-site at the Bruce Nuclear Power plant, home care and on-site as the lead physiotherapist at the Stellantis (formerly Chrysler) Brampton Assembly Plant. Jody is a graduate of the Queen’s Physical Therapy program. While attending University Jody was the student trainer for the Men’s Volleyball team for two years (one of which they earned a provincial championship and a CIS birth) and the Men’s Rugby team for one season. Jody has taken several post-graduate courses and has successfully obtained his FCAMPT designation in 2008 as well as dry needling certification in 2008 from the inventor of GMIS Dr. Gunn and his staff.

Jeannette Johnson

Registered Physiotherapist, MSc (PT), BSc Hon (HK), CIDN, Body Harmonics® Mat and Reformer Pilates Instructor

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Jeannette is a graduate of the University of Toronto and the University of Guelph. She has taken numerous professional development courses, including Integrated Dry Needling, TMJ, concussion management, manual therapy, dance rehabilitation, and Pilates certifications. As a former competitive dancer and varsity-level sprinter, she has a natural interest in treating running and dance injuries. Jeannette’s other clinical interests include treatment of the TMJ, shoulder, lower extremity, and sports injury rehab.

Lisa Wedel

Registered Physiotherapist

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Prior to earning her MSc. PT from the University of Toronto, Lisa completed an BSc. Honours in Biological Science with a concentration in French Studies from the University of Guelph. She has a passion for sports and sport rehab, given her experience as a captain of the Guelph Gryphons Varsity Women’s Volleyball Team and playing for the Varsity Blues Women’s Volleyball team during her master’s. Lisa’s interest in physical therapy started with seeing the impact it can have on others, especially on the life of my grandmother during her stroke rehab. She truly knew she wanted to be a physiotherapist once she understood how well the dynamic profession aligned with her passion for anatomy and physiology, and her longstanding commitment to improving equality for all in recreation and sports.

Tyler Muirhead

Registered Physiotherapist

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Tyler Muirhead is a physiotherapist registered with the College of Physiotherapists of Ontario. She earned an Honours Bachelor of Health Sciences degree in Kinesiology with a specialization in exercise science from The University of Ontario Institute of Technology and her Master’s in Physical Therapy at The University of Toronto. She believes in the importance of tailoring treatments to each patient’s unique needs, ensuring that rehabilitation is a personalized experience. This patient-centered approach promotes a holistic and sustainable recovery. Whether you’re recovering from an injury, seeking pain relief, or aiming to enhance your athletic performance, Tyler is here to support you every step of the way. In her practice, Tyler employs a combination of manual and exercise-based approaches to create personalized treatment plans that address the root causes of pain and discomfort. Tyler has a wealth of experience working with a diverse range of sports teams and athletes, including basketball, rugby, soccer, field hockey, and ice hockey from recreational clubs to varsity teams. She also grew up participating in any sport she could including basketball, badminton, soccer, volleyball, and gymnastics, and was a competitive figure skater for many years. This allows Tyler to have a deep understanding of the unique challenges individuals face when striving for optimal physical performance.

Chelsi Ward

Resident Physiotherapist

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Chelsi completed her Bachelor of Science in Human Kinetics at the University of Guelph before earning her Master of Physical Therapy degree from the University of Western Ontario. Alongside her studies, she was actively involved in intramural sports and volunteered her time working with children in both academic and athletic settings, including teaching swimming and volleyball. These experiences helped shape her love for supporting kids in their growth and development, both in movement and in life. As a former athlete, Chelsi understands firsthand the challenges that come with injury and recovery. She brings this perspective into her practice by combining her interest in orthopaedic rehabilitation with a patient-centered approach that tailors treatment to each individual’s unique needs and goals. Chelsi believes in empowering her clients with the knowledge, tools, and confidence to manage their conditions independently over time, while providing expert guidance to help them move forward safely and effectively. In her free time, Chelsi enjoys exploring the outdoors, hiking new trails, and trying out new activities. She values movement as a cornerstone of wellness and strives to share that passion with her clients.

Mackenzie Carter

Resident Physiotherapist

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Prior to earning her masters degree in physiotherapy from McMaster University, Mackenzie completed her Masters Degree in Professional Kinesiology and Bachelors Degree in Kinesiology at Brock University. There she worked as a student trainer on-field and as a student sport performance coach off field with a variety of varsity teams. Following her degrees she spent time working as a kinesiologist in British Columbia focusing in on her passions for concussion rehabilitation and women’s health while working sideline with rugby teams. Working with many teams and playing varsity women’s football herself, she has had the chance to find what drives her. Mackenzie prioritizes the ideology that rehabilitation involves not just the physical, but also the emotional and mental sides of healing. She is committed to developing person-centred treatment plans that support long term performance and well being. During her work at the at the Guelph Women’s Health Clinic, Mackenzie is looking forward to learning from the incredible health performance team and embodying what it means to be a part of the Guelph Community

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