Saphrin is a recent grad from the Canadian College of Massage and Hydrotherapy class of 2024.
While at school he gained experience in a variety of clinics such as Spa, enhanced care, Arthritis, and Invisible Illness as well as Therapeutic Relaxation massage.
Saphrin has experience with general Swedish massage, myofascial release techniques, joint play and mobility, trigger point release, scar work, as well as cupping and relaxation techniques.
With an open mind and a comforting personality Saphrin offers an accepting atmosphere where your voice will be heard and the ability to put that into a safe and effective treatment plan that meets your needs.
Saphrin is a recent grad from the Canadian College of Massage and Hydrotherapy class of 2024.
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Dr. Ashley Lilly has been a proud member of the ACCEL Physiotherapy and Sport Performance Centre team since 2013. In that time she has worked with numerous sports teams and has been a member of medical teams for various sporting events. She is a proud Haligonian, loves a good cup of coffee and the occasional round of golf or game of hockey.
Dr. Lilly strives to perform an individualized assessment whether you are coming in due to an ache/ailment, to improve your performance or to “check in” on your movement. From there, she will develop a treatment plan and strategy that will include a combination of soft tissue therapy, joint mobilization/manipulation, rehabilitation, acupuncture, laser therapy and interferential current.
Dr. Ashley Lilly has been a proud member of the ACCEL Physiotherapy and Sport Performance Centre ...
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Stephanie graduated from the Canadian College of Massage and Hydrotherapy in 2013 with a certificate in Sports massage, and a Bachelor of Health Science with a focus on Neuroscience from Thompson Rivers University in 2017.
While working in Saskatchewan (2013-2019) she treated players from the Saskatchewan Roughriders and Regina Red Sox (WMBL) improving her skill working with high level athletes. Stephanie integrates a focus on the nervous system as a key part of her treatments to treat a variety of injuries.
Stephanie loves to travel, read, random fun facts and gulab jamun.
She is trained in the following modalities:
- Accupressure
- Craniosacral lvl 1
- Concussion Management
- Covid Long Haul Recovery and/or ARDS (Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome) - Health Canada Approved Treatment
- Deep Tissue
- Functional Cupping
- Guasha
- Jade Stone Therapy (hot or cold)
- MPS Therapy- Neurostimulation using brief, concentrated micro current to specific treatment areas. Perfect for scar tissue! Treatment would be similar to acupuncture but NO needles.
- Neuromeningeal Manipulation Lvl 2 - One of FIVE practitioners in Halifax!
- Rapid NFR specialist
- Reflexology
- Sports Massage
- Therapeutic Massage
Stephanie graduated from the Canadian College of Massage and Hydrotherapy in 2013 with a certific...
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Jacqueline graduated from the Canadian College of Massage and Hydrotherapy in 2013.
Jacqueline specialized in Chronic Pain and Neurological based disorders. She is versed in numerous musculoskeletal conditions both chronic and acute. She is also experienced with ALS, CP, whiplash and back injuries.
Jacqueline uses various treatment methods, including but not limited to myofascial techniques, trigger point therapy, shiatsu, cupping, hot stone massage, aromatherapy and deep tissue massage.
Her passion is in rehabilitative treatments, chronic pain and injury prevention.
Jacqueline graduated from the Canadian College of Massage and Hydrotherapy in 2013.
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Jenny is a born and raised Islander and graduate of the University of Prince Edward Island in 2015 (BSc Honours in Kinesiology). She obtained her Masters of Physical Therapy in 2017 from the University of Western Ontario, where she stayed and practiced for a couple years, and then made her way back to the maritimes to settle in with her family in Halifax.
She has a keen interest in orthopaedic and sports rehabilitation and employs various treatment techniques including soft tissue release, manual therapy, exercise prescription, and acupuncture. She is passionate about educating her clients along the way so that they can confidently take the reins.
Jenny cares for each client as she would a friend, and is always happy to lend an ear or share a laugh. With her, you can expect individualized, patient-centred care, with a focus on the whole person.
Outside of the clinic, Jenny enjoys being out in nature with her husband and two children, running, volleyball, and antique hunting!
Jenny is a born and raised Islander and graduate of the University of Prince Edward Island in 201...
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Jodie graduated from the Dalhousie School of Physiotherapy in 2000. She has advanced credentials in manual and manipulative therapy. Jodie has also completed her Level 1 acupuncture, dry needling and is a Sport Physiotherapy certificate candidate.
Jodie worked in private practice/sports medicine clinics in Barrie and Toronto before joining the Medicine in Motion team in 2006. She has an interest in treating orthopaedic and sports injuries. Jodie has provided medical coverage for regional and national sporting events, including soccer, ringette, figure skating and gymnastics. She also volunteered at the 2011 Canada Winter Games in Halifax.
Jodie graduated from the Dalhousie School of Physiotherapy in 2000. She has advanced credentials ...
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Dr. Amanda Volcko completed her undergraduate degree in Biochemistry at Mount Allison University in 2016 before graduating from the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College in 2022. During her time at Mount Allison, she was a member of the Mountie’s varsity women’s soccer and hockey teams.
She is certified in Contemporary Medical Acupuncture and instrument-assisted soft tissue techniques. Dr. Volcko uses techniques including joint mobilization and manipulation, soft tissue therapy, acupuncture, laser therapy, electrotherapies, and exercises. She is passionate about helping people achieve their health goals.
In her spare time, Dr. Volcko enjoys playing soccer, rollerblading, and hiking.
Dr. Amanda Volcko completed her undergraduate degree in Biochemistry at Mount Allison University ...
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Lauren graduated from the Dalhousie University School of Physiotherapy in 2018. She previously completed a Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry-Nutrition and a minor in Psychology at Memorial University of Newfoundland. During Lauren’s time at Memorial, she was a member of the Seahawks varsity women’s soccer team and was later inducted into the MUN Athletics Honour Society in 2014.
Since graduating, Lauren has practiced extensively in stroke and neurological rehabilitation while working at the Nova Scotia Rehabilitation Center. She also has experience treating many populations including a number of sports related injuries. She is currently in the process of completing post graduate training in orthopedic manual therapy. Lauren is a Canada Soccer National B Licensed coach and FIFA 11+ Certified with experience at the collegiate, Canada Games, and club level.
In her spare time, Lauren coaches soccer with United DFC, the Nova Scotia Provincial Program, and the Mount St. Vincent Mystics. She currently acts as Board Member and Treasurer of the Nova Scotia Physiotherapy Association. Lauren also enjoys running, cycling, hiking, and camping.
Lauren graduated from the Dalhousie University School of Physiotherapy in 2018. She previously co...
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