Jennifer Appleby graduated with a Master’s degree in Physiotherapy from Dalhousie University in 2008. In 2012, she began working closely with orthopedic surgeon Dr. Ivan Wong in the treatment of pre and post-operative hip, knee, and shoulder patients.

Prior to her physiotherapy degree, Jennifer received a Bachelor of Kinesiology degree from Acadia University in 2004. She was the athletic trainer for the women’s basketball team and played on the women’s club hockey team. Jennifer has taken many post-secondary courses in acupuncture, manual therapy, SI joint, pelvis, jaw, hip and lumbar spine. Jennifer and her husband live in Middle Sackville with their 2 beautiful boys. They can usually be found around a rink or ball field. Jennifer plays softball and has represented Nova Scotia at many international, national and provincial championships.

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Stephanie graduated from Northumberland School of Massage and Hydrotherapy in 2016 and is a member in good standing with the Massage Therapy Association of Nova Scotia. For seven years Stephanie treated clients in the Bedford area, and then in 2023 she moved her practice a little closer to home. She is excited to be part of another multidisciplinary clinic to work as a team to ensure optimal treatment for each client.

Stephanie hopes to have a positive impact in the lives of clients ranging from elite level athletes (both youth and adult) to helping those with various physical disabilities, improve their quality of life through various massage therapy techniques. Focusing on deep tissue, decompression therapy (cupping), pregnancy massage, and myofascial release.

Stephanie has taken continuing education courses in: Graston Technique, Decompression Therapy/Cupping, Fascial and Joint Dysfunction, NeuroKinetic Therapy, Sports Massage and basic reflexology.

If Stephanie is not working, she is often outside enjoying the beaches, reading or hanging out with family and friends.

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Originally from Fall River, Dr. Kali Creaser is excited to be home after completing her education in Toronto. She is passionate about providing healthcare to all individuals throughout their lives.

Inspired by the care she received in her own life, Dr. Kali earned her Doctor of Chiropractic degree from the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College and holds a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and Biology from Acadia University. As a lifelong learner, she has also pursued additional training in Manual Therapy for Oral-Motor Development and Kinesiotaping. Dr. Kali has a special interest in the perinatal, pediatric and female populations and is a member of the International Chiropractic Pediatric Association (ICPA) and is certified in the Webster Technique.

Dr. Kali’s goal is to create a comfortable environment for each and every client, tailoring a treatment plan to the individual and their goals. She understands how important every aspect of your health and well-being is, including physical, mental, and emotional. She provides evidence-based informed care including chiropractic adjustments and mobilization, soft tissue therapy, exercise prescription, Kinesiotaping and education to her clients.

Outside of the clinic Dr.Kali enjoys hiking with her family and golden retriever Leo, yoga, baking and exploring Nova Scotia with a good cup of coffee.

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Kim Goulden - Physiotherapist BSc.(PT) Kim graduated from Dalhousie University with a BSc (Bio) in 1994 and a BSc. (Physiotherapy) in 1997. She has lived and worked in Halifax, NS, since 1998. Previous to that, she lived her childhood years in Newfoundland.

Kim is a member of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association and licensed with Nova Scotia College of Physiotherapists. She is certified by the Acupuncture Foundation of Canada (level I) and has broadened her skills by taking many manual therapy courses. Kim’s main focus since 2000 has been private practice. She has treated numerous conditions including muscle and joint pain, neurological dysfunction and general rehabilitation and conditioning. Her style of treatment focuses on manual therapy, supported by modalities and exercise prescription.

Kim enjoys collaborating with various other health disciplines to give a diverse treatment experience to her clients. She has extensive experience with worker-related injuries and motor vehicle accidents. Kim has most recently completed both the Arthritis Society’s Getting a Grip on Arthritis® osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis education program. In her spare time Kim enjoys spending time with her family (husband, children and pets); hiking, sailing or just relaxing watching a movie.

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Tony grew up in Halifax and graduated with his Masters in Physiotherapy at Dalhousie University after completing his BSc. in Human Kinetics degree at St. FX University.

Tony’s love of sports helped to guide him in this direction and then, during his studies, he realized the wide variety of clients physiotherapy can help. He now treats clients with a wide range of injuries from work related and motor vehicle collision injuries to general sprains and strains. Through his connection with various sports teams he is also treating lots of sports injuries and getting athletes back in the game!

Tony applies his vast knowledge of exercise rehabilitation to all his cases.

“What I love most about being a physiotherapist is being able to help clients achieve their specific goals and make a positive change in their physical function and quality of life. I enjoy being able to make strong therapeutic relationships and helping clients get back to doing the things they love.”

Tony plays softball and golf throughout the summer and basketball year-round. He likes to spend time (and play sports) with friends and family.

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Carol Ann Sweeney graduated from The University of Guelph in 1994 with a Bachelor of Science in Human Kinetics. This degree provided her with the knowledge to pursue her certification as Pedorthic Technician in 2002 and a Canadian Certified Pedorthist in 2007. A Pedorthist is trained in the assessment, design, manufacture, fit and modification of foot appliances and footwear. The objective is to alleviate pain and provide assistance for abnormalities or limited actions of the lower limb. She has worked for numerous orthotic companies across Canada and in the province.

Carol Ann is the owner of Fit Right Orthotics which has a manufacturing lab in Porters Lake, Nova Scotia. All orthotics are manufactured and adjusted locally which enables Carol Ann to have full control of the custom orthotic process, guaranteeing a superb product.

Carol Ann prides herself on her outstanding customer service and looks forward to providing services at our numerous clinics we have partnered with. She has worked with a full range of clients including children, adults, athletes and the elderly. She has manufactured and fitted orthotics for skates, ski boots and cleats allowing athletes to compete and train in complete comfort.

Carol Ann was a very competitive athlete reaching high standards in track and field. When she is not working, she lives an active life taking many walks and bike rides with her family.

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