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.

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.