Meet Gary

My Approach

I believe physiotherapy should be collaborative, evidence-based, and tailored to your goals. Every appointment is one-on-one, giving us the time to understand your injury, answer your questions, and develop a treatment plan that helps you return to the activities that matter most.

Whether you're recovering from an injury, managing persistent pain, rehabilitating after surgery, recovering from a concussion, or experiencing dizziness or balance concerns, my goal is to help you move with confidence and get back to doing what you enjoy.

Areas of Interest

Orthopaedic Rehabilitation

• Neck & back pain

• Shoulder, hip & knee injuries

• Arthritis

• Post-surgical rehabilitation

• Tendinopathy

Sports Injuries

• Acute sports injuries

• Running injuries

• Return to sport

• Performance rehabilitation

Concussion & Vestibular Rehabilitation

• Concussion recovery

• Dizziness & vertigo

• Vestibular rehabilitation

• Balance disorders

• Migraine-related dizziness

Neurological Rehabilitation

• Stroke

• Brain injury

• Balance & mobility

• Functional rehabilitation

Additional Areas

• Motor vehicle accident rehabilitation

• Paediatric physiotherapy

• Chronic pain management

• Headaches and Migraines

Education

• Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen, Scotland – Master of Science in Physiotherapy Studies (MScPT)

• University of Bath, England – Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Sport & Exercise Science

Certifications & Additional Training

• Medical Acupuncture

• Manual Therapy

• Concussion Rehabilitation

• Vestibular Rehabilitation

• Chronic Pain Management

• Sports Injury Rehabilitation

• Running Rehabilitation

• Shoulder Rehabilitation

Continuing Education

Gary is committed to lifelong learning and regularly completes advanced training in orthopaedic rehabilitation, manual therapy, concussion management, vestibular physiotherapy, sports injury rehabilitation, pain science, and exercise-based rehabilitation to ensure his care reflects current evidence and best practices.

A Little About Me

Originally from Dublin, Ireland, I've had the opportunity to live in Ireland, Belgium, England, Scotland, and now Canada, where Millbrook has become home. My experiences living and working in different countries have shaped my appreciation for building meaningful relationships and providing care that is individualized to each person.

Before becoming a physiotherapist, I worked in education and later helped establish the Spinal Cord Institute of Zambia. I also volunteered as a physiotherapist for the Peterborough Petes and Peterborough Lakers, experiences that reinforced my passion for helping people recover from injury and return to the activities they enjoy.

Outside the clinic, you'll usually find me trail running, cycling, travelling, coaching with Cavan Fc, or spending time with my wife, Laine, and our three boys. I also speak English, French, Dutch, and Spanish.

Let's Work Together

Whether you're recovering from an injury, dealing with persistent pain, managing a concussion, or looking to improve your mobility and performance, I'd be happy to help you get back to moving with confidence.