Forest Hills Physio Dartmouth Pt Health Team

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  Katherine Nunn
  Massage Therapist - RMT

  Speaks: English

  Katherine Nunn – RMT Katherine Nunn is an RMT from the Eastern Shore of Nova Scotia. She graduated from ICT Northumberland College in 2016 with her diploma in Massage Therapy. Katherine enjoys treating postural dysfunction and helping people with chronic pain management; using a variation of myofascial release techniques, Swedish massage and giving homecare exercises/stretches. Katherine is also trained in cupping massage therapy. She has experience working with geriatric patients and is comfortable working with young children and pre/postnatal patients. Her hopes are to someday specialize in prenatal massage therapy. She believes in getting to the root cause of a patient’s condition and working with other clinicians to create the best treatment plan possible for her patients. Katherine has most recently completed both the Arthritis Society's Getting a Grip on Arthritis® osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis education program. In her spare time, Katherine enjoys being outdoors; spending time at the beach, or hiking in the woods.
  
  
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  Michael Chiasson
  Physiotherapist

  Speaks: English

  Michael’s physiotherapy career started in 2014 as a kinesiologist for ptHealth at the Cole Harbour Integrated Health and Forest Hills locations. Spending 3 years with the company, Michael grew to love the healthcare field and chose to further his education by becoming a physiotherapist. He graduated from Dalhousie University in 2019 with a MSc. in Physiotherapy and is looking forward to working as a ptHealth team member again. Michael believes in using a client-centered approach, incorporating individualized exercise and education to help patients manage pain and recover while preventing future injuries. He hopes to pursue post-graduate courses in acupuncture and manual therapy to help improve the care he can provide to his clients. Outside of physiotherapy, Michael is an avid sports fan and athlete. He played competitive soccer and competed at a national level in sprint canoe/kayak. He continues to play soccer and when he is not being active, he enjoys spending time at home with his wife and their dog J-ze.
  
  
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  Rae-Leigh MacInnes
  Massage Therapist - RMT, Reiki Master/teacher

  Speaks: English

  Rae-Leigh is a graduate of The Canadian College of Massage & Hydrotherapy. Where she specialized in Neurological conditions and Sports Massage. She is passionate about healing the whole person, body, mind and spirit and has also completed her Reiki Master/Teacher level to be able to expand and offer even more to her patients. Rae-Leigh thrives on helping people to reach their rehabilitation goals and maintain their wellbeing on all levels. She is experienced in such techniques as Trigger Point Therapy, Deep Tissue massage, Myofascial release and Joint Mobilization. She has treated conditions such as Parkinson's, M.S, Fibromyalgia, Migraines, Whiplash, Plantar Fascitis, sprains, strains and many others. Rae-Leigh is a member of The Massage Therapists Association of Nova Scotia. Ask Rae-Leigh how she can assist you in your journey towards better health.
  
  
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  Deborah Dobbin
  Physiotherapist

  Speaks: English

  Deborah graduated from Acadia University in 1996 with a Bachelor of Physical Education with specialization in Exercise Studies. Deborah graduated from Dalhousie University in 1999 with a Bachelor of Science Physiotherapy. She began practicing Physiotherapy in 1999 and has worked in private practice previous to joining the team at Cole Harbour Integrated Health Services in 2005. In 2006 she received her Diploma in Advanced Manual and Manipulative Physiotherapy and was granted Fellowship with The Canadian Academy of Manipulative Therapy. Deborah, as a Physiotherapist who practices Advanced Manual and Manipulative Therapy, utilizes (hands on) physical treatment as a part of the rehabilitative process to restore normal movement and function of patients with neuro-musculoskeletal conditions.
  
  
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  Kelly Walters
  Massage Therapist

  Speaks: English

  Kelly Walters graduated from the Canadian College of Natural Medicine in 2002. She has worked extensively in a clinical setting. Kelly has taken courses in myofascial work level one, decompaction (osteopathic technique), cupping and MIPA (myofascial integrated postural alignment). She incorporates these new techniques into her practice with great results. When not working she is kept busy with her family usually enjoying the great outdoors.
  
  
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  Adele Boudreau
  Chiropractor - BSc, DC

  Speaks: English, French

  A native to Nova Scotia, Dr. Adele Boudreau graduated from Dalhousie University in 2009 with an Honours Bachelor of Science degree in Kinesiology. She went on to further her education at the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College in Toronto where she went on to graduate in 2013 with "cum laude" and "clinic honours" distinctions. During her tenure at CMCC, she had clinic rotations at Anishnawbe Health Toronto and St. Michael?s Hospital, Toronto, where she demonstrated special interest in aboriginal health, community health initiatives and multidisciplinary approaches to health. Dr. Boudreau is fully bilingual, an Acupuncture provider, is certified in Thompson technique, Webster technique, Activator and Graston technique.
  
  
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  Brittany Fraser
  Chiropractor - DC

  Speaks: English

  Dr. Brittany Fraser is a licensed Doctor of Chiropractic and certified acupuncture provider. She graduated from Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College in 2017. Her treatments have an evidence-based approach which employ techniques such as manipulation, mobilization, soft tissue therapy, acupuncture, and rehabilitation exercises. Through these treatments, she intends to help her patients return to their optimal function and well-being. Dr. Fraser grew up in Bedford, Nova Scotia and was involved in the community mainly through sports. She is certified in Functional Integrated Acupuncture and Mental Health First Aid. She is a member of the Canadian Chiropractic Association and the Nova Scotia College of Chiropractors.