Old North Physiotherapy - pt Health

Our Clinic Team

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  Evan Ravn
  Registered Massage Therapist

  Speaks: English

  Evan is an upbeat Registered Massage Therapist who finds an interest in pain, injury and rehabilitation. He has an extensive background working with athletes having been a part of the Fanshawe Mens Varsity Volleyball team for four years. With a passion for helping people reach their best and return to their normal after being injured, Evan is always looking for new treatment methods and information to expand his practice.

  In his free time, Evan is involved with coaching the London Sharks as well as playing a lot of indoor and beach volleyball. He looks forward to meeting you!

  
  
  
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  Nick Hannah
  Physiotherapist

  Speaks: English

  Nick considers himself your ultimate teammate in rehab: you need a guide, not a ‘fixer.’ He takes great pride in his ability to give time for your story and listen to your needs. He continues to update his clinical knowledge with the latest research to ensure you get the best care possible.

  When that knowledge-base is paired with a practitioner who is a genuinely good person, leads with the heart, and truly cares for the people they work with, that’s when success happens. With Nick, you get all of that, plus your fair share of laughs along the way. Nick understands that pain is a deeply personal experience and requires a holistic approach.

  He will empower you to reach your potential because what matters most to him is what matters most to you. You and Nick will work closely together to develop the right plan pertaining to your goals, and with the right advice, education and exercise, you’ll be journeying back to you before you know it.

  
  
  
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  Katie Gibson
  Physiotherapist

  Speaks: English

  Katie pursued a career in physiotherapy to combine her love for teaching, exercise, and creating human connection. She utilizes an empowering and holistic approach to care. Katie looks forward to learning what is most meaningful to you and assisting you in achieving your goals related to daily activity, work, and sport.

  Katie earned her Bachelor of Arts degree with Honors Specialization in Kinesiology from the University of Western Ontario in 2018. During her senior year, she was a student trainer for the Women’s Varsity Rugby team. She continued her studies at Western and completed her Master of Physical Therapy degree in 2021. Throughout clinical placements, Katie was exposed to a variety of orthopaedic conditions seen in the general public. Katie values continuing her educational development with a particular interest in exercise prescription and women’s health.

  Outside of the clinic, you can find Katie spending time with family and friends, cooking, and baking. Her favourite ways to stay active include hiking, hockey, squash, and golf.

  
  
  
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  Justin McCulloch
  Physiotherapist

  Speaks: English

  Justin graduated from Western University with a Master of Physical Therapy degree in 2019. He has a special interest in persistent pain management and loves learning about how the brain and the body work together to create the incredibly complex experience of what we simply call "pain". Justin has worked with a wide variety of patients from all ages, demographics, and backgrounds so far in his career.

  He has experience working with the publicly funded physiotherapy program (OHIP), ODSP, WSIB, MVA claims, home care patients, as well as clients at an inter-community health centre. These experiences have helped Justin to understand and appreciate just how intertwined pain can become with various aspects of a person's life. Justin will draw upon his knowledge & experience, combined with your first hand experience of your pain/injury, to help you understand your unique pain experience and how you can begin to take control of it, one step at a time.

  Outside of work, Justin could be described as a volleyball aficionado. He plays both court and beach volleyball, and before the pandemic he coached with Forest City Volleyball Club for four years, competing at the 17U/18U provincial and national levels. When Justin is off the volleyball court, you can find him listening to music or a podcast on a hike, travelling, or playing Spikeball.