Alison was born in St.John's Newfoundland, graduating from Memorial University in 2018 with an honours degree in Kinesiology. She has a passion for health and fitness that has developed over many years of participating in a variety of sports, focusing on volleyball at an elite level throughout her high school and university years. Alison was a member of the women's varsity volleyball team at Memorial University for the duration of her 4 year degree and continues to be an active member of the volleyball community assisting with school and provincial teams, refereeing at different levels and playing in a local league. 

After completing her degree, Alison took on a full time position in a physiotherapy clinic where she played an important role in guiding patients through the recovery process. Alison's experience working in a fast paced multidisciplinary clinic helped grow her love of helping others and gave her the passion to pursue a career in the health care field. Alison was accepted into the DOMP program at the National Academy of Osteopathy in North York, Ontario, graduating as a Manual Osteopath in February 2020.
 
Alison’s background in sport and clinical settings have inspired her to work to provide those around her with the knowledge and tools necessary to live a healthier lifestyle. Her experience in exercise prescription and dedication to the rehabilitation process allows her to create a well rounded treatment plan that helps her patients to achieve a higher quality of life.
 
Alison is a passionate learner, continually furthering her education by taking part in extra courses and seminars relating to manual therapy.  She strives to stay up to date with the latest in evidence-based manual therapy in order to help you live a life without pain.

Originally from Paradise, Newfoundland, Evan's life has revolved around participation in sport. Seeking to form a career out of his love for sport and exercise, Evan enrolled at Memorial University in 2015, graduating with an Honours degree in Physical Education. Deciding that he wanted to make a career out of helping others, Evan then went on to study Manual Osteopathy at the National Academy of Osteopathy in North York, Ontario, graduating in 2020.

After receiving osteopathic treatment for chronic hip pain that developed as a result of repetitive soccer injuries, Evan gained an interest in how the body responds to both acute and chronic stress. He believes that all people have the capacity to lead healthy lives and that through a combination of manual therapy and therapeutic exercises, people can help manage the “wear and tear” effects that years of work or participation in sport can have on the muscles and joints in the body.

Heavily involved in the soccer community, Evan has spent 8 years coaching youth soccer in Paradise and is currently the head coach of Paradise Soccer Club’s U12 All-Star team. As a player, Evan played four years of soccer with Memorial University’s varsity team and currently plays in the local Challenge Cup soccer league with Paradise.In addition to soccer, Evan plays recreational basketball in a local city league.  Through his experience in both high-level and recreational sport, Evan understands what athletes have to go through in order to achieve success. Currently completing his education in Sports Nutrition, Evan hopes to educate athletes in Newfoundland and Labrador on the importance of nutrition in athletic performance. In the future, he hopes to complete a Master’s degree in Sports Science and Rehabilitation.

Whether you’re recovering from injury, need help managing the physical demands of work, or just looking to improve your quality of life, Evan will do everything he can to help you achieve optimal health!

“You treat a disease; you win, you lose.

You treat a person; I guarantee you win- no matter what the outcome."

                                                                                                          -          Patch Adams

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