Grace is a Physiotherapy Resident who recently completed her Master of Science in Physical Therapy at the University of Toronto in 2025, after graduating with a Bachelor of Kinesiology with Honours from Brock University in 2023. She brings a strong academic foundation, combined with diverse clinical placement experiences, into her practice as she begins her professional career. Growing up in Morewood, a small community in the North Dundas region, she values the importance of supporting people in rural areas and is passionate about helping individuals of all ages restore function, improve mobility, and achieve their goals. She has worked with a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions and is eager to continue developing her skills through mentorship and ongoing education. Outside of the clinic, she leads an active lifestyle and enjoys participating in a variety of sports. Curling has been a lifelong passion, and she continues to compete at a high level. She values the balance that an active lifestyle brings to both her personal and professional life.”

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Crista was raised in the small village of Metcalfe where she developed some of her core values. She grew up and worked on the family sod farm learning hard work, loyalty, and acquiring a love for the outdoors. She took to the ice at age 3, becoming a competitive figure skater until her late teens. Through her skating career, Crista was able to help coach young skaters, expanding her love for the sport and physical activity. She also passed on her academic knowledge through tutoring peers and younger children throughout high school.

Always interested in sciences, math, sports and well-being, physiotherapy became the obvious career choice at a very young age. Crista completed an Bachelor of Science with Honors in Kinesiology at the University of Western Ontario in London, Ontario. She followed this with a Masters of Science in Physical Therapy from Queens University in Kingston, Ontario.

Ready to start her professional career and raise a family, Crista returned to Metcalfe, where she and her husband built their family home. They have 4 amazing children as well as a large network of family and friends. You can always find her being active with her family and friends, pushing them to experience new things, explore new places and live life to its fullest. She has forever been the number one fan to her family and friends, cheering them on from the sidelines and occasionally fulfilling the roll of personal trainer.

Crista started her professional career between the two small-town clinics of Winchester and Kemptville, where she developed as a therapist, gaining knowledge and experience practicing alongside many fantastic colleagues. Crista’s treatment philosophy is to help individuals improve their mobility, health and well-being while empowering them to reach their goals. Over the years, Crista has advanced her training in acupuncture and dry needling, concussion rehabilitation, and vestibular rehabilitation. Together, with exercise and physical activity, Crista uses manual therapy techniques, traditional acupuncture and Gokavi Transverse Technique - GTT (a specific dry needling technique.) Crista is passionate about her profession and enjoys the fact that it is ever evolving, with boundless new discoveries, techniques and philosophies. She continues to attend a variety of valuable post-graduate courses to increase her knowledge and expertise.

Crista has always had the dream of owning her own clinic, and now this has become a reality with Move Better Physiotherapy. With growth Crista’s ideas for Move Better Physiotherapy will be put into action better supporting all of its patients and the community as a whole.

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Adrianna graduated from the University of Toronto with a Bachelor’s degree in Physical Health and Education in 2007 and went on to complete her Masters of Physical Therapy at Queen’s University in 2009. Upon graduation Adrianna worked in the acute care hospital setting including a 2 year position at King Edward Memorial Hospital in Bermuda. Having worked from acute care to complex continuing care Adrianna has a special interest in working with clients with complex medical needs and improving her clients quality of life and level of independence through movement. Adrianna is ADP authorized for mobility aids and has taken a number of continuing education courses with focuses on traumatic brain injury, cardio respiratory, neurological and oncology physiotherapy. Adrianna looks forward to continuing to develop her skills in order the better serve those in the community.

As a mother of 3 boys you will often find Adrianna in her car, at the rink or at the gym practicing what she preaches.

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