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Emailtrevor@greatnorthphysio.ca
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Work905-467-1440
Trevor is "fondly" referred to as "The Punisher" by his clients. Wielding a Master of Physiotherapy (University of Queensland, Australia), a Master of Clinical Science in Sports and Exercise Medicine (Western University), and a Bachelor's Degree in Health and Physical Education (University of Toronto), he is a triple threat.
Trevor developed his interest in upper limb and shoulder injuries after working in a specialist clinic in rural Australia; following five years of working overseas, he decided it was time to bring his skills and passion back to Canada.
Trevor's certifications include:
- Dry needling and Western acupuncture
- The Watson Headache Approach
- The ConnectTherapy Series and Thoracic Ring Approach
- Shift Concussion Management Program (Levels I and II)
- Titleist Performance Institute (TPI) (Level I) *completing Level II certification by April 2023
He is one of the few certified Sports Physiotherapists in the Niagara Region to hold a diploma from Sport Physiotherapy Canada and one of the 119 physiotherapists in Canada to hold a Registered International Sports Physical Therapy designation with the International Federation of Sports Physical Therapy (IFSPT).
Beyond pursuing professional development opportunities, he is heavily involved in local athletics. Trevor is currently the Sports Physiotherapist for the Fort Erie Meteors (GOJHL - Junior B) and the Welland Jackfish (Intercountry Baseball League). He also worked with the Niagara College Knights Varsity teams over their 2022 - 2023 season.
Trevor has supported other major athletic events, including:
July 2015 - Pan Am Games (Golf)
July 2022 - Ontario Summer Games (Baseball)
August 2022 - Canada Summer Games (Rowing)
February 2023 - Ontario Parasport Games (Wheelchair Tennis)
February 2023 - World Rowing Indoor Championships (Indoor Rowing)
One to champion education, he acted as Chair of the Program Advisory Committee (PAC) for the Occupational Therapy and Physiotherapy Assistant programs at Niagara College (2017 - 2022) and is an Assistant Clinical Professor (Adjunct) with McMaster University. Looking to inspire the next generation of Physiotherapy Assistants, Kinesiologists, and Physiotherapists, he also offers valuable placement opportunities.
In his spare time, Trevor can be found yelling at his TV during Leaf's games and smoking meats on his beloved BBQ. He is also a doting/annoying father of four wild children, and a loving partner to his incredible, gingery wife.
Trevor developed his interest in upper limb and shoulder injuries after working in a specialist clinic in rural Australia; following five years of working overseas, he decided it was time to bring his skills and passion back to Canada.
Trevor's certifications include:
- Dry needling and Western acupuncture
- The Watson Headache Approach
- The ConnectTherapy Series and Thoracic Ring Approach
- Shift Concussion Management Program (Levels I and II)
- Titleist Performance Institute (TPI) (Level I) *completing Level II certification by April 2023
He is one of the few certified Sports Physiotherapists in the Niagara Region to hold a diploma from Sport Physiotherapy Canada and one of the 119 physiotherapists in Canada to hold a Registered International Sports Physical Therapy designation with the International Federation of Sports Physical Therapy (IFSPT).
Beyond pursuing professional development opportunities, he is heavily involved in local athletics. Trevor is currently the Sports Physiotherapist for the Fort Erie Meteors (GOJHL - Junior B) and the Welland Jackfish (Intercountry Baseball League). He also worked with the Niagara College Knights Varsity teams over their 2022 - 2023 season.
Trevor has supported other major athletic events, including:
July 2015 - Pan Am Games (Golf)
July 2022 - Ontario Summer Games (Baseball)
August 2022 - Canada Summer Games (Rowing)
February 2023 - Ontario Parasport Games (Wheelchair Tennis)
February 2023 - World Rowing Indoor Championships (Indoor Rowing)
One to champion education, he acted as Chair of the Program Advisory Committee (PAC) for the Occupational Therapy and Physiotherapy Assistant programs at Niagara College (2017 - 2022) and is an Assistant Clinical Professor (Adjunct) with McMaster University. Looking to inspire the next generation of Physiotherapy Assistants, Kinesiologists, and Physiotherapists, he also offers valuable placement opportunities.
In his spare time, Trevor can be found yelling at his TV during Leaf's games and smoking meats on his beloved BBQ. He is also a doting/annoying father of four wild children, and a loving partner to his incredible, gingery wife.
