Stephanie is a registered physiotherapist with the College of Physiotherapists of Ontario and is a member of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association. She completed her undergraduate degree in Kinesiology at McMaster University, followed by her Master of Physical Therapy degree at Western University. While she was at McMaster, Stephanie was a student therapist where she worked with the varsity cross country, lacrosse, and soccer teams rehabilitating athletes to return to sport.

Growing up playing competitive soccer, Stephanie learned the value of physiotherapy first-hand when she suffered many injuries. Now she strives to provide her patients with personalized education and treatment plans so they can return to their activity. Stephanie will work with you to decrease your pain, optimize your movement patterns, and work toward the goals you want to achieve. She has taken post- graduate courses in manual therapy, soft tissue release techniques, mobilization with movement, and acupuncture to best serve her patients. She continues to take additional courses in manual therapy through the orthopaedic division of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association, as well as other courses.

In her spare time, Stephanie enjoys staying active by running, playing sports, and going to spin class. When she is not working she enjoys travelling and adventuring with her dog.

Lauren has been a physiotherapist with Back on Track since 2008. She attended Acadia University for a Bachelor of Science in Biology before going on to complete her Bachelors degree in Physiotherapy at Dalhousie University in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Lauren has begun to work on completing her manual therapy from the orthopaedic division of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association. She has also has a special interest in acupuncture and is certified to perform traditional Chinese acupuncture as well as dry needling. Dry needling is a type of acupuncture used to reduce tension and trigger points in muscles and can be effective in treating a variety of conditions. Lauren has completed post-graduate education in Vestibular Rehabilitation including the treatment of BPPV.

Lauren has a vested interest in athletics. As an avid runner, who recently completed her first ever marathon, she has a great deal of knowledge and experience with physical activity and its inherent risks and rewards.

Lauren prides herself in her ability to treat sports related injuries and has treated some of Ottawa’s finest runners/triathletes.

Casey Swan has been practising as a physiotherapist since 2009. She graduated from Queen’s University with a Master’s of Science in Physiotherapy. Prior to becoming a physiotherapist, Casey worked as a Kinesiologist after obtaining her Bachelor of Science (Magna Cum Laude) with Honours in Human Kinetics from the University of Ottawa. Since completing her degree in Physiotherapy, Casey has gone on to take various post graduate courses such as acupuncture (from the Acupuncture Foundation of Canada Institute (AFCI)), treatment of chronic and complex pain, numerous courses from the Advanced Physical Therapy Education Institute (APTEI) and Functional Dry Needling.

Functional Dry Needling is an extremely effective technique used to treat acute and chronic conditions. It uses small needles to deactivate trigger points and ‘loosen’ shortened muscles responsible for causing pain and biomechanical dysfunction.

As a former competitive dancer and now physiotherapist, Casey holds a keen interest in the biomechanics of movement and all it encompasses. Casey has a strong foundation in managing acute and chronic low back and neck pain, various sports and repetitive strain injuries; in addition to a variety of other musculoskeletal impairments resulting from everyday and or recreational activity.

Casey is passionate about rehabilitating, restoring and enhancing client’s function and performance. She enjoys working with a wide variety of injuries and client skill sets to achieve maximal therapeutic results.

After completing a bachelor’s degree in Commerce at Carleton University and working as a Marketing Associate for a few
organizations, Jenna realized she was in the wrong profession. With a passion for sports and a deep interest in how the human body functions and can recover from injury, Jenna decided to pursue a career in Physiotherapy. She worked for a year at Back on Track as a Physiotherapy Assistant while taking courses to prepare for her Master’s degree.

Since graduating from the MSc PT program at McGill University in 2012, Jenna returned to Back on Track finally as a Physiotherapist. Jenna is passionate about helping her clients come back from injuries to reach their full potential – whether that means returning to high level sports, pursuing leisure activities, or simply living pain-free in day-to-day life.

In order to best serve her clients, Jenna has taken 5 certificate courses in Acupuncture and Dry Needling as well as various Orthopaedic courses with a focus on sport injury and manual therapy. With a background in competitive soccer and having experienced a number of related injuries requiring extensive rehab, Jenna uses her experience to make her clients recovery process client-centred and as efficient as possible.

Jenna is focused on staying on top of cutting edge rehabilitation techniques in order to offer her patients the most up-to-date treatment to maximize their recovery.

Megan has a Master’s of Physical Therapy from Queen’s University. Prior to starting her career in Physiotherapy, Megan worked as a Kinesiologist/Physiotherapy Assistant at Back on Track while taking courses to prepare for her Master’s education. Megan obtained her Bachelors of Arts in Kinesiology in 2013 from Western University where she focused on athletic injury assessment and management. There she was the athletic trainer for the varsity women’s basketball team, treating multiple injuries and promoting injury prevention.

Since graduation, Megan has been certified in Soft Tissue Release and has her Manual Level 1 from the orthopaedic division of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association. She is also certified in acupuncture and dry needling and will be continuing her education with courses focusing on exercise and manual therapy.

Megan is interested in treating a wide variety of injuries and is a firm believer in evidence-based practice. Outside of the clinic, Megan enjoys being active with cycling and recreational sports and believes in the importance of a healthy and well-balanced lifestyle.

Alex Lefebvre is a recent graduate from the University of Ontario Institute of Technology where he earned a Bachelor’s of Health Science in Kinesiology and is a Registered Kinesiologist with the College of Kinesiologists of Ontario. While at school Alex took part in an internship program where he worked as a Student Trainer with a number of varsity sports teams including women’s lacrosse as well as men and women’s soccer.

Before attending university Alex earned a Diploma from Algonquin College in Fitness and Health Promotion. Alex has worked with concussion patients as well as a variety of musculoskeletal injuries ranging from sprains to post surgical rehabilitation. He is also First Responder certified with the Red Cross.

Alex’s favourite things to do when he’s not working is working out, and playing sports such as soccer and squash.

I have had the pleasure of working with Back On Track since 2013, I have since experienced working with a group of highly skilled professionals in health rehabilitation.

I earned my Bachelor of Health Science degree from Western University and earned early acceptance to the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College, and graduated in 2008. I initially began my career in private practice in British Colombia and eventually moved back home.

Since beginning my professional role with Back On Track I have pursued further study in Concussion Management and Vestibular Rehabilitation. I continue to pursue continuing education to further my clinical abilities.

Recently, as well as providing private service, I have been working with the Interprofessional Spinal Assessment and Education Clinics as an Advanced Practice Clinician for the Kemptville area. Through this training at the Ottawa Hospital and the ISAEC team, I have further advanced diagnosis and management strategies.

You should expect that an initial visit with a chiropractor should include a full history of symptoms and orthopaedic examination as well as a clear and concise diagnosis. A plan of management will then be determined and agreed upon, with an emphasis on evidenced based care.

Manpreet graduated from the Physiotherapy program at Guru Nanak Dev University, India in 2011. She has worked in private clinic settings and hospital settings prior to coming to Back On Track and is fully accredited by the College of Physiotherapists of Ontario. She is experienced in working with Pre/Post Operative Orthopedic conditions as well as acute and chronic orthopedic conditions.
Manpreet has taken courses in Acupuncture and Dry needling for Cervicothoracic and lumbosacral areas, Instrument assisted soft tissue release, Kinesiology Taping. She has interest in treating Pelvic floor conditions and is looking forward to take further courses to enhance her knowledge and skills in it. Likes to emphasize on correct posture and exercises for treatment and prevention of injuries in addition to Manual Therapy.

In addition, Manpreet has special focus in women’s pelvic health. She has completed advanced training in treating and managing various pelvic health issues like post partum pelvic floor weakness, urinary incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse, vaginal or vulvar pain, pelvic floor weakness.

John Campagna is a Kinesiology and Physiotherapy graduate of the University of Ottawa (1999) and the University of Western Ontario (2002) respectively. He has worked professionally as a physiotherapist and kinesiologist for over 15 years in both private clinic and long-term care settings and owned his own clinic (Parkdale Physiotherapy & Sports Injury Clinic) for 10 years. He is trained in Mackenzie, level 1 manual therapy, and myofascial release techniques as well as athletic taping and kinesiotaping.
John has significant experience working with and responding to the particular needs of various orthopaedic conditions resulting from sports injuries, motor vehicle accidents (MVA), work injuries/repetitive strains, and several neck/back/spinal conditions. He truly believes there is no better approach to physiotherapy than manual therapy…except for active exercise of course! John is very active in the Ottawa soccer community as a player and is a keen promoter of health and wellness to all his patients and family.

Morgan graduated April 2017 from Algonquin College Massage Therapy program before joining the Back on Track team. He is a former competitive swimmer of 10 years, most notably competing at 2 Canadian Age Group Championships and 2 Eastern Canadian Championship. Training at a high level for a long period of time has shown him the importance of taking care of his body. Morgan has now been coaching for 3 years using his motivation and experience from his career as an athlete.

Morgan has experience treating clients in a wide range of settings such as hospitals and pools, but takes special interest in treating athletes of all ages and levels.

In the summer months you can find Morgan water skiing, kayaking, hiking and in the pool during the winter months.

Connor has earned an advanced diploma of massage therapy at Algonquin College and has completed a degree in Human Kinetics at the University of Ottawa. Born and raised in Ottawa, he has been involved in sports his entire life and played competitive soccer at the provincial level. He then moved on to the therapy side of sports working with the Ottawa Sooners Football club, the University of Ottawa Varsity Therapy team and the Algonquin Thunder Varsity Therapy team.

Connor is a very high energy person and extremely passionate about maintaining a healthy and active lifestyle! His greatest strength as a therapist is his ability to understand his patient’s needs in order to properly shape a treatment plan that is effective and straightforward and will result in success. He believes the most important aspect of treatment is education, because the more someone understands their body and its movement, the more informed they are on where their pain or discomfort could be stemming from and how to heal.

Victoria Graduated April 2012 from Algonquin college- Massage Therapy intensive program before starting with Back On Track. Prior to that she completed a B.A in psychology/linguistics from Carleton University.

She is very proud to have worked with members of Canadian diving team, Canadian canoe kayak team, and various Ironman athletes. Victoria is a former National team athlete (11 years) and competed at 5 world championships. Being a high level athlete taught her the massage therapy needs that this specialized population has.

Victoria treats all traditional massage therapy clients and also has a special interest in scar work, lymphatic drainage, TMJ treatment, pre/post athletic competition.

Mariane practices in good standing with the College of Massage Therapy of Ontario and a
member of the RMTAO. Combining her passion for sports and massage, Mariane is able to
explore new opportunities using her skill level from a variety of different backgrounds to
ensure that the client is able to get back to their previous levels of activity. She is currently
involved in various sports and activities, which involve Crossfit, Sprint Canoe/Kayak, as well as
being a team member of the National Ringette League. As an athlete, Mariane is extremely passionate about
helping people  avoid and overcome injury. Mariane’s philosophy of care states that everyone is met and treated
with respect, compassion and honesty, without judgment, ensuring each individuals best interest and wellbeing
are first priority.

Jane graduated from Dalhousie University with a BA  in Psychology and Sociology as well as a MSc
(O.T) from McGill University. She grew up in then Quebec and moved to Ottawa upon completion
of her Master’s program.  Jane is the first OT to become part of the many Interdisplinary team
members that make up Back and Track.  She believes OT is an integral part of an interdisciplinary health care
team. Jane is excited to add to the roster of services that Back on Track offers.

Jane aims to help clients achieve maximal independence in participating in their meaningful daily occupations. Jane
works with her clients to develop strategies to overcome and deal with physical, cognitive and/or mental health
issues. Jane enjoys working with her clients to develop creative ways of accomplishing everyday tasks.