Trevor may be a good fit if you're...
- Managing a sports or training-related injury, or require a return-to-play plan
- Dealing with shoulder, arm or knee pain
- Recovering from a concussion or experiencing dizziness or balance concerns
- Looking for IMS/dry needling as part of a broader treatment plan
- Hoping to continue training or competing safely while you recover
- A golfer looking to improve movement, mobility or performance
Trevor is a triple-credentialed physiotherapist, holding a Master of Physiotherapy from the University of Queensland (Australia), a Master of Clinical Science in Sports and Exercise Medicine from Western University, and a Bachelor of Health and Physical Education from the University of Toronto.
Known to his clients as "The Punisher," Trevor has built his reputation on straightforward advice, serious manual treatments, and helping people perform at their best. From professional athletes to active families and weekend warriors, he believes rehabilitation should be purposeful and focused on measurable results, not endless appointments.
Early in his career, Trevor spent five years practicing in Australia, where he developed a strong interest in shoulder injuries, upper-limb rehabilitation, and sports physiotherapy while working at a specialist clinic. That experience shapes his practice today, combining manual therapy, movement analysis, strength-based rehabilitation, and education to help clients return with confidence.
His postgraduate training includes:
- Dry Needling (IMS) and Western Acupuncture
- The Watson Headache® Approach
- ConnectTherapy™ and the Thoracic Ring Approach®
- Shift Concussion Management (Levels I & II)
- Titleist Performance Institute (TPI) Medical Levels I & II
Trevor is one of a handful of physiotherapists in the Niagara Region to hold a Diploma in Sport Physiotherapy from Sport Physiotherapy Canada and is part of a select group of physiotherapists in Canada who have earned the Registered International Sports Physical Therapist (RISPT) designation through the International Sports and Exercise Physiotherapy Association (ISEPA).
Trevor's experience spans every level of sport, from local sidelines to international competition. He has served as the Medical Lead and Physiotherapist for the Niagara River Lions (CEBL), Welland Jackfish (IBL), and Fort Erie Meteors (GOJHL), and has also worked with organizations including the Niagara College Knights (OCAA) and Alpine Canada's Ski Cross NextGen Program. In addition to his work with teams and athletes, Trevor has provided medical coverage at major sporting events, including the Pan American Games, Canada Summer Games, Ontario Summer Games, Ontario Parasport Games, World Rowing Indoor Championships, Skate Canada Cup, and numerous provincial and national championships.
Beyond treating, Trevor is passionate about growing the profession. He serves as an Assistant Clinical Professor (Adjunct) at McMaster University, mentors physiotherapy students through clinical placements at Great North Physiotherapy, and previously chaired Niagara College's Occupational Therapist Assistant and Physiotherapist Assistant Program Advisory Committee. His contributions to healthcare and the Niagara community were recognized in 2020 when he was named one of Niagara's 40 Under 40.
Outside the clinic, Trevor is an avid runner who has completed the TCS New York City Marathon, Around the Bay, and the Toronto Half Marathon. When he's not working, you'll usually find him coaching youth sports, smoking something on his BBQ, yelling at the Leafs from his living room, or trying to keep up with his four kids and incredible gingery wife.
