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Stephen Carney, BSc.,PT
Registered Physiotherapist/Clinical Director
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Stephen Carney graduated with honors from Western University in 1995. Stephen has taken post graduate courses in manual therapy, vestibular rehabilitation and orthotics prescription.
He has had the privilege of treating patients for the last 16 years. Stephen practiced physiotherapy in Toronto for the last 15 years in both hospital and private practice settings. Prior to joining the ActiveCARE team in Ottawa, Stephen was the director of physiotherapy in North York, ON.
To contact Stephen please email: stephen@acpottawa.ca
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Alyssa Wolter, MPT
Physiotherapist
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Alyssa Wolter graduated from the University of Western Ontario with a Master degree in Physiotherapy and a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Kinesiology. She has taken courses in soft tissue release, Mulligan concept (mobilizations with movement), and manual therapy. Her interests include pediatrics and sport injuries. She looks forward to working with you!
To contact Alyssa please email: orleans@acpottawa.ca
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Normand Lahaie, BSc., PT
Registered Physiotherapist
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Normand is a registered physiotherapist who graduated from the University of Ottawa Magna Cum Laude in 1990. He has 20 years of clinical experience primarily in the field of orthopaedics. Areas of particular interest are complex spinal problems and the shoulder joint. He also enjoys working with athletes being an avid runner. tennis player and ball player himself. He is trained in acupuncture, manual therapy and the Mckenzie approach for back and neck problems. He looks forward to treating you in both French and English.
To contact Norm please email: orleans@acpottawa.ca
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Cassandra Cayer RMT
Registered Massage Therapist
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Cassandra is a graduate of Everest College's Registered Massage Therapy Program. Cassandra enjoys giving her clients wholesome treatments and has a special interest in treating acute injuries, sports related ailments and chronic pain. She is an artistic individual who takes pride in working with her hands as a career. She hopes to provide her clients a trusting and professional therapeutic relationship aiming to improve and manage any pain in their day-to-day lives.
To contact Cassandra Cayer please email: orleans@acpottawa.ca
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Olaf Van der Putten
RMT
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Graduated with outstanding Academic Achievement at the Canadian College of Massage and Hydrotherapy - June 1996
Passed the Ontario Boards and Registered August 1996
Work History:
Worked at Care Source Physiotherapy 1997 - 2007
Corporate Massage at Nortel Networks 1998 -
AIM Health Care Clinic 2007 - 2010
Minto Place Medical Clinic 1998 - 2003
Currently working at Meadowlands Family Medical Clinic 2008 to present
I've also provided Home Service since 1996 to present
Taken extra courses in:
Trigger Point Therapy
Stretch Hold Relax
Myofascial Release
DNF
Plus a variety of additional courses to refresh on Low Back Issues.
To contact Norm please email: orleans@acpottawa.ca
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Leanne Hoey
Office Manager
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Leanne brings many years of working in the health care field to ActiveCARE Physiotherapy. Her smiling face, welcoming voice and relaxed manner will make the administrative side of your recovery that much easier. If you need something, just ask her!
To contact Leanne please email: leanne@acpottawa.ca
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Ruth Moffat
Administrator
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Ruth Moffat is a dynamic and caring person and is a great compliment to our admin team. Ruth is from Timmins’s Ontario, where she held a successful career in bookkeeping for many years. Ruth moved to Ottawa one year ago to pursue new career in the private medical field. Ruth has a vast amount of experience and is huge asset to the ActiveCARE Family.
To contact our admin team please email: orleans@acpottawa.ca
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