Dr. Karlee Handy is a naturopathic doctor focused on whole-person care — blending science, sport, and personalized strategies to help clients thrive physically, mentally, and emotionally.

With a biology and business degree from Dalhousie and a Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine from CCNM, Karlee brings deep expertise in sports medicine, injury recovery, and performance nutrition. A former national-level softball player, she understands the demands of competitive sport and supports clients with everything from pain and nutrient repletion to insomnia and mental-emotional wellness.

Whether you're an athlete or simply want to feel your best, Karlee works collaboratively to uncover root causes and build long-term health — one habit at a time.

Dr. Gina is a Dartmouth native and licensed naturopathic doctor with dual degrees in Nutrition and Kinesiology from St. FX and a Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine from CCNM. She completed her residency in Connecticut after a clinical internship in Toronto and brings a compassionate, evidence-based approach to helping patients feel their best.

With a strong foundation in nutrition, movement, and lifestyle medicine, Gina creates step-by-step wellness plans tailored to each client’s goals. She’s passionate about prevention, food as medicine, and supporting long-term habits that stick. Outside the clinic, you’ll find her running around Banook Lake or experimenting in the kitchen.

Originally from Antigonish, Dr. Alexander Vanderlinden is a former All-Canadian student-athlete and a graduate of St. FX and New York Chiropractic College. He’s been practicing in the Halifax area since 2017 and brings a movement-focused, patient-first approach to care.

Alex’s treatments often include spinal manipulation, soft tissue work, exercise rehab, and education — with a strong emphasis on collaboration with other healthcare providers. He helps clients manage everything from sports injuries and back pain to headaches and chronic conditions.

With a special interest in golf performance, Alex is TPI Level 1 Certified and passionate about helping golfers optimize movement and return to play pain-free. Outside the clinic, you’ll find him on the course, with family, or exploring Nova Scotia’s coastline.

Originally from Nova Scotia’s Annapolis Valley, Dr. Rob Van Nuland brings both personal and professional experience to his practice. After recovering from multiple concussions through chiropractic care, he changed careers to help others do the same.

A graduate of the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College (Summa Cum Laude), Rob earned top academic honors and advanced awards in manual technique. His evidence-based, patient-centered approach includes spinal manipulation, acupuncture, concussion care, and rehab-focused treatments. He treats back and neck pain, joint issues, sprains, concussions, and more — always aiming to address the root cause of symptoms.

Dr. Van Nuland is certified in acupuncture and currently expanding his clinical neuroscience training through the Carrick Institute. Outside the clinic, you’ll find him at the gym, on the volleyball court, or hiking with his dog.

Adrian is a friendly, movement-focused physiotherapist who combines detailed biomechanical assessments with collaborative treatment planning to help clients reach their goals — from pain relief to peak performance.

An avid basketball player and outdoor enthusiast, he works closely with athletes and active adults alike. Adrian specializes in running analysis, manual therapy, and treating headaches, neck pain, and nerve compression. He’s also trained in Mulligan and Muscle Energy Techniques, as well as acupuncture.

Erin is a dedicated physiotherapist with a Master’s in Physiotherapy from Dalhousie and a BKin from Acadia. A lifelong Haligonian, she brings a compassionate, evidence-informed approach to helping clients recover, move better, and reach their personal and athletic goals.

With experience across diverse clinical settings, Erin also brings advanced training in manual therapy and running assessments. Outside the clinic, you’ll find her on the soccer field, ultimate pitch, or hunting down the best lattes in the city.

DJ is a Registered Massage Therapist and candidate member of the Canadian Sports Massage Therapists Association. A lifelong athlete from Nova Scotia’s South Shore, he combines firsthand sports experience with a clinical approach to help clients stay active, recover well, and perform their best.

After years as an animator, DJ shifted into massage therapy to better understand his own body and help others manage pain, prevent injuries, and return to sport. He specializes in treating athletes and volunteers regularly at local events to deepen his on-the-field expertise. Off the clock, he’s into comics, pickup basketball, and trail walks with his dog.

Kara holds a Master’s in Osteopathic Manipulative Sciences and brings a strong background in kinesiology and strength coaching. Her path to osteopathy began after a varsity basketball injury sparked her interest in holistic healing.

She now provides personalized osteopathic care to a wide range of clients in Halifax, blending hands-on techniques with a deep understanding of movement. Kara is a member of NSAO, OSTCAN, and CKO. Outside the clinic, you’ll find her on the trails with her partner and two dogs, Ash and Kali.

Hailey is a Registered Nurse with a BSc in Neuroscience and a Bachelor of Nursing from Dalhousie, including certification in critical care. She brings three years of Emergency Room experience and advanced training in trauma and resuscitation to her clinical IV therapy work.

Passionate about prevention and wellness, Hailey helps clients boost recovery, energy, and resilience through personalized IV therapy. Outside the clinic, she’s a lifelong dancer turned strength training enthusiast who loves the outdoors and coastal life.

Chad is a dual-certified Athletic Therapist (Canada/USA) with over 20 years of experience, including 9 years as Head Therapist with Cirque du Soleil, touring globally and working with elite performers and athletes — including top American Ninja Warrior competitors.

He holds a BSc in Kinesiology from StFX and a Master’s in Athletic Training from Old Dominion University. Chad brings a holistic, movement-focused approach to rehab and performance, with specialties in concussion management, biomechanics, and functional training. Outside the clinic, you’ll find him running, rock climbing, or hiking any trail he can find.

Cassie holds a BA in Human Kinetics from St. FX and completed her training at the Canadian College of Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine. Blending Eastern and Western practices, she delivers personalized, compassionate care rooted in holistic healing.

Originally from Clare, NS, Cassie was inspired by her own recovery from spinal injury to help others feel supported through pain, illness, or imbalance. She specializes in acupuncture, fire cupping, and gua sha to treat pain, stress, digestion, and hormonal concerns — always meeting patients with empathy, expertise, and a smile.

Madeline is a registered social worker in NS, PEI, and NB with specialized training in CBT and DBT. She holds a Master of Social Work in Healthcare from the University of Waterloo, and has experience supporting clients in mental health, family services, and trauma-informed care.

Her approach is holistic and strength-based, recognizing the impact of social determinants on health and well-being. Madeline works collaboratively with clients across diverse backgrounds to promote resilience, autonomy, and meaningful change — always offering a grounded, respectful, and empowering space for healing.

Mohsen is a nationally certified kinesiologist with a BSc in Kinesiology from Dalhousie and a current MSc candidate researching resistance training in brain cancer recovery. He’s worked with diverse clients — from managing gyms to mentoring trainers — and specializes in science-based strength and conditioning programs that promote long-term health.

A top 10-ranked Olympic weightlifter in his province, Mohsen blends performance and recovery techniques with a deep understanding of physiology. Whether you're training for sport or building back from injury, he brings a research-driven, community-minded approach to help you move better and stay stronger, longer.

Jacob Halloran (He/Him) holds a BSc (Honours) in Medical Sciences and Bioethics from Dalhousie University and earned his Master of Physical Therapy from the University of Western Ontario in 2022. With a strong background in distance running as both an athlete and coach, he has a particular focus on working with runners—helping to navigate injuries, effectively manage training loads after time off, and optimize performance in competition.

His clinical expertise includes dry needling, concussion management, post-operative and return-to-sport training and planning, and advanced manual therapy techniques. He is currently completing his Sport Physiotherapy Diploma certification to further enhance his skills in working with high-performance athletes and enjoys helping athletes of all levels return to doing what they love. Jacob takes a patient-centered approach to rehab, recognizing that injuries impact not just movement but confidence and overall well-being. Whether guiding an athlete through a structured return-to-run plan or helping someone regain pain-free mobility to enjoy retirement, he tailors treatment to each individual’s goals.

Outside the clinic, you can usually find Jacob training for the next Cabot Trail Relay with his Slow Ships teammates or enjoying fika (a Swedish coffee ritual) at a café around the city.

Meghan is a recent graduate of the Master of Science in Physiotherapy program at Dalhousie University, following the completion of her Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology in 2021. She has experience working with a wide range of patient populations in neurological, musculoskeletal, and cardiorespiratory settings.

Meghan takes an evidence-based approach to treatment, focusing on individualized care plans that combine therapeutic exercise, manual therapy, movement retraining, and patient education. She is particularly passionate about sports rehabilitation, injury recovery, and prevention, and enjoys working closely with her patients to help them achieve their goals and return to the activities they love.

Outside of the clinic, Meghan leads an active lifestyle—running, attending workout classes, and spending time at the gym. She enjoys traveling, exploring all that Nova Scotia has to offer, and checking out new restaurants and local eats. In her downtime, she loves a good reality TV show.