Ashley completed her Masters in Physiotherapy from Dalhousie University in the fall of 2021. She has also successfully completed her Bachelor of Kinesiology at UPEI. Ashley has taken post graduate training to treat stress incontinence in female athletes. She plans to pursue more courses in pelvic health to allow her to help a larger variety of women get back to what they love with less pelvic pain and without incontinence.

In her spare time, Ashley enjoys running, playing soccer and hockey, snowboarding, and knitting. As well as playing with her dog and going to the beach.

Ashley completed her Masters in Physiotherapy from Dalhousie University in the fall of 2021. She ... Read More

Ellen has been a physiotherapist at Sports Centre Physiotherapy since graduating from Dalhousie University in 2015. In that time, Ellen has been committed to expanding her knowledge in facets of physiotherapy by taking a variety of postgraduate-level courses. These courses range from vestibular rehabilitation to functional dry needling.

Vestibular Rehabilitation: In 2018 Ellen completed Advanced Vestibular Rehabilitation through the Dizziness and Balance Rehabilitation Clinic. As such, she is interested in treating clients dealing with vertigo, dizziness, imbalance, and other inner ear dysfunctions.

Concussion Therapy: In 2016 Ellen completed her training to become a certified concussion management practitioner through Complete Concussion Management Inc. (CCMI). As part of her training, Ellen can perform baseline tests for athletes and rehabilitate any individual who has suffered a concussion. As part of the CCMI program, clinicians are required to re-certify every two years to stay on top of the latest research regarding concussion management. In addition, Ellen enjoys helping anyone who has suffered a concussion return to their work and leisure activities.

Orthotics: In 2018 Ellen took part in a course focusing on Custom Orthotic Therapy from The Orthotic Group. Ellen has a particular interest in treating foot and ankle pain, so learning to fit orthotics only made sense!

On A Personal Note: Outside of the clinic, Ellen enjoys several different activities. She has been an active field hockey player since her days with the Women’s Field Hockey Team at UPEI. She continues to travel throughout North America, participating in tournaments. More recently, Ellen has taken up disc golf. She enjoys getting out in all seasons (even winter!) to play at the beautiful courses PEI has to offer. Ellen has also been a hockey referee since 2004 and enjoys travelling throughout PEI to officiate various levels.

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Jacob Halloran (He/Him) completed a BSc (Honours) in Medical Sciences and Bioethics at Dalhousie University in 2020 before graduating with his Masters of Physical Therapy from the University of Western Ontario in August 2022. He is excited to be working exclusively with the Holland College Hurricanes program to provide both clinical and in-game coverage throughout the 2024-25 season as the Sports Centre Physiotherapy Fellow. Athletes who need physiotherapy support throughout the year are encouraged to reach out to our Sports Centre team to schedule clinical appointments as needed.

Throughout his studies at Dalhousie and Western Universities, Jacob served as co-captain for multiple varsity cross country and track and field teams. His final season was cut short, however, by a chronic hip-groin injury that turned out to be tears in both his hip labrum and hip adductor tendon. Through his experience, Jacob has come to deeply value the importance of patient advocacy while navigating complex sport- and occupational-related injuries with multiple care providers. He also understands the significant impact physical dysfunction can have on an individual’s mental health, and supports both physical and mental wellness in his clients’ rehabilitation.

Jacob continues to train and compete as a post-collegiate distance runner with the Slow Ships Athletics Club, and has previously volunteered time coaching with the Dalhousie Tigers Cross Country and Track teams. He enjoys peaceful evenings of board games with friends, exploring local cafes and breweries, and he is always on the lookout for new podcast or show recommendations to keep entertained during his hours of cardio.

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Haley is a 2017 graduate from Robert Gordon University in Aberdeen, Scotland. Haley graduated with a Master of Science degree in Physiotherapy. Prior to her Masters program, Haley attended St. Francis Xavier University, where she graduated with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Human Kinetics.

Haley grew up playing hockey in the Antigonish minor hockey system. She continued to play at the AUS level, playing for the women’s hockey team during her time at STFX.

In her spare time, Haley is heavily involved with harness racing and teaches fitness classes. Haley is looking forward to working with athletes and the general population to stay fit, active, and healthy.

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Colin Moore graduated from Dalhousie School of Physiotherapy in 1996 and began working at Sports Centre Physiotherapy that summer. In May 1999, he completed a ten month fellowship in sports physiotherapy in London, Ontario. Through continued course work and training he has become a sports physiotherapist holding a Diploma in Sports Physiotherapy from the Canadian Physiotherapy Association.

His training has allowed him to work as a physiotherapist at many local, national, and international events, including the 1999 and 2003 Canada Winter Games, 2000 World Junior Figure Skating Championships, 2002 World Cup of Synchronized Skating, 2004 World Senior Figure Skating Championships, and Canadian National Soccer team camps in Mexico, Scotland, and Canada. He was the head physiotherapist for the 2009 Canada Summer Games, the UPEI varsity programs from 2003 to 2009, and is the head therapist for the Holland College varsity program. He treats athletes daily and hopes someday to achieve his goal as a physiotherapist at the Olympics.

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