Nancy Peterson

BSc (PT)

Nancy is a Registered Physiotherapist with the College of Physiotherapists of Ontario and a member of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association.  She graduated from McMaster University in 1985 with a Bachelor of Science Physiotherapy, and has had a varied career in both hospital and private practice settings.  She has taken various orthopaedic and professional development courses, including Level 2 manual therapy courses for extremity and vertebral mobilization, Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy with the McKenzie Institute of Canada, and training in Acupuncture with the Acupuncture Foundation of Canada. Nancy has 4 grown children, and is enjoying the ‘empty nest’ with her husband on their small farm in Winchester

Emily Wicks

MPT, BHsc

Emily earned her Master’s of Science in Physical Therapy at the university of Toronto in 2016 and prior to this, graduated from the University of Ottawa with a Bachelor’s of Health Sciences. After graduation, Emily was very excited to get a job right here in her hometown, and give back to the community that she grew up in. Since graduating, Emily has taken post-graduate courses in acupuncture, dry needling, manual therapy, pregnancy and post-partum rehabilitation, and pelvic floor physiotherapy. Growing up in a large family of women and becoming a mother of two little girls has made Emily very passionate about women’s health issues. She offers Pelvic Health Physiotherapy at our clinic and has a particular interest in pregnancy and post-partum recovery. Emily considers patient education to be the cornerstone of physiotherapy treatment, and places a strong emphasis on manual therapy and exercise prescription. When not working, Emily enjoys spending time with her family and hunting and fishing in the outdoors.

Dana Pelletier

MPT, BHsc (Hons)

Dana received her Masters of Physical Therapy degree from D’Youville College, Buffalo, NY in 2007. Prior to that she attended the University of Western Ontario and graduated with an Honors Bachelor of Health Sciences Degree in 2004.  After ten years of valuable experience throughout the U.S., she returned to Canada and has practiced in Winchester ever since. As a clinician, Dana strives to provide that personalized touch to your care. She is committed to ongoing professional development to improve your well-being, function, and performance. She uses an integrated manual therapy approach reinforced by functional exercise to achieve your goals, whether that is training for a marathon or lifting your grandkids. She has completed a variety of manual therapy courses including clinical mentorship through the North American Institute of Orthopaedic Manual Therapy. Although she considers herself a general orthopaedist, her clinical specialties include the TMJ and a certification in cancer rehabilitation.Overall, she believes that one of the most rewarding aspects about being a Physiotherapist is empowering patients in their rehabilitation journey and showing them the beautiful resilience of the human body.  

Olivia Wouters

MPT, BSc (Hons)

Olivia earned her Masters of Science in Physical Therapy degree from Queen’s University in 2018. Prior to completing her Masters Degree, Olivia graduated from McMaster University with an Honours Science Bachelor degree in Kinesiology in 2016. Since graduating, Olivia has worked with a variety of populations and injuries. She has taken post-graduate courses in manual therapy, acupuncture and functional dry needling/IMS, post-concussion management and vestibular rehab and stays up to date on best practices in these respective disciplines. Olivia has always enjoyed staying active and being involved in athletics. You can find Olivia spending her spare time hiking, traveling and spending time outdoors with her family. Olivia places a strong emphasis on manual therapy, exercise prescription and patient education.