Maddie is a valued member of our team with expertise in sport-focused physiotherapy and performance-based rehabilitation. She holds a Master of Science in Physical Therapy from the University of Alberta and a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from the University of Waterloo. She is a member of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association and the Orthopaedic Division, and is currently completing her orthopaedic level two certification through the AIM program, working towards becoming a Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Manual and Musculoskeletal Physiotherapists (CAMPT).
Maddie has extensive experience treating acute orthopedic and sport-related injuries, developed through her clinical work, sideline first responder roles, and experience in emergency departments. Her strong background in strength and conditioning allows her to create individualized, sport-specific rehabilitation programs that emphasize injury prevention, performance, and confident return to sport.
Maddie works with youth, varsity, professional, and tactical athletes, providing both clinical and on-field care. Maddie has supported Team Ontario Women’s U18 Tackle Football at the National Championships and currently serves as the Team Physiotherapist for the Oakville Lady Hawks U19 JEWL team.
A former competitive athlete in soccer and rugby, Maddie understands the demands of sport and is committed to helping athletes recover stronger, move better, and return to the activities they love.
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Fascial Stretch Therapy is a gentle yet powerful assisted stretching technique that targets the fascia, the connective tissue that surrounds your muscles, joints, and nerves. Using pain-free, table-based movements, your therapist guides you through customized stretches designed to improve flexibility, mobility, and overall body balance. Unlike traditional stretching, FST works with your nervous system to release tightness and restore functional movement without discomfort. Each session helps reduce tension, increase range of motion, and leave you feeling lighter, more aligned, and deeply relaxed.
Fascial Stretch Therapy is a gentle yet powerful assisted stretching technique that targets the fascia — the connective tissue that surrounds your muscles, joints, and nerves. Using pain-free, table-based movements, your therapist guides you through customized stretches designed to improve flexibility, mobility, and overall body balance. Unlike traditional stretching, FST works with your nervous system to release tightness and restore functional movement without discomfort. Each session helps reduce tension, increase range of motion, and leave you feeling lighter, more aligned, and deeply relaxed.
Enhance your stretch session with targeted recovery. Boost circulation, reduce muscle soreness, and promote faster recovery with our Hyperice Normatec compression therapy. This 15-minute add-on uses dynamic air compression to gently massage your legs, improving blood flow and lymphatic drainage while relieving tension and fatigue. Perfect before or after your Fascial Stretch Therapy session, this treatment helps your body feel lighter, more relaxed, and ready to move with greater ease.
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Discover how Fascial Stretch Therapy (FST) can help you move and feel your best. This one-time introductory session offers a 45-minute, hands-on experience at a special discounted rate, designed to introduce you to the benefits of this innovative, pain-free stretching method.
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