Matthew Crawford

Kanata Lakes
Physiothérapeute agréé
Matt graduated from the University of Saskatchewan with a Master of Physical Therapy in 2019. During his time in Saskatoon, he was awarded the Physical Therapy Student Society Award by his peers. The recipient of this award is chosen for demonstrating the spirit of having a positive and supportive attitude, as well as a willingness to help fellow classmates inside and outside of the school. In addition, he received an Indigenous Student Achievement Award for Academic Excellence, as well as two awards for excellence within the study of Orthopaedic physical therapy. Prior to his time in Saskatchewan, Matt completed an Honours Bachelor of Life Sciences from Queen’s University. Since graduating from the UofS, Matt has grown his practice by completing a course focusing on vestibular rehabilitation and treating patients who are experiencing vertigo.
Growing up in the athletics scene of Medicine Hat, Alberta, Matt gained firsthand experience with the training, technique, and performance requirements involved with multiple sports. His background includes swimming for Team Alberta, competing in provincial-level volleyball, coaching and playing youth lacrosse, rowing for the Queen’s novice team, and finishing his athletic career on the Queen’s Varsity Waterpolo team. This experience in a range of sports combined with his education in physical therapy have given Matt an invaluable understanding of the physical demands required of modern athletes, the common injuries which they incur, and how to manage the return to sport process.
Matt found his love of anatomy early on in his academic career. After spending time in the Queen’s Anatomy Lab as a teacher’s assistant, his passion for teaching his patients about their own bodies stands out with the use of 3D anatomy software. Matt’s approach to physiotherapy involves coaching, teamwork, and collaboration with his patients. People who have worked with Matt leave with an understanding of fundamental movement control, the knowledge of how to continue building physical resiliency, and an awareness of their own anatomy which they can carry with them for the rest of their lives.

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Emplacements à Glebe
PHYSIO DU GLEBE :
108 Third Ave #102 Ottawa,
Ontario K1S 2J8 (Légende)
Heures d’ouverture:
Lundi au Vendredi: 7h à 20h
Samedi: 8 h à 12h
Barrhaven
Ottawa Physiotherapy and Sport Clinics - Barrhaven
35 Larkin Drive,
Barrhaven Ottawa,
Ontario K2J 2T2 (Légende)
Heures d’ouverture:
Lundi au Vendredi: 7h à 20h
Samedi: 8 h à 13h
Westboro
Ottawa Physiotherapy and Sport Clinics - Westboro
347 Churchill Avenue N Ottawa,
Ontario K1Z 5C2 ( Légende)
Heures d’ouverture:
Lundi au Vendredi: 7h à 20h
Samedi: 8 h à 13h
Orleans
Ottawa Physiotherapy and Sport Clinics - Orleans
1420 Youville Drive #8,
Orleans Ottawa,
Ontario K1C 7B3 (Légende)
Heures d’ouverture:
Lundi au Vendredi: 7h à 20h
Samedi: 8 h à 14h
Main Street
Ottawa Physiotherapy and Sport Clinics - Main Street
205-194 Main Street Ottawa,
Ontario K1S 1C2 (Légende)
Heures d’ouverture:
Lundi au Vendredi: 7h à 20h
Samedi: 8 h à 13h
Hunt Club
Ottawa Physiotherapy and Sport Clinics - Hunt Club
Suite 109 – 2446 Bank St Ottawa,
Ontario K1V 1A4 Légende)
Heures d’ouverture:
Lundi au Vendredi: 7h à 20h
Samedi: 8 h à 13he
Kanata Lakes
Ottawa Physiotherapy and Sport Clinics - Kanata Lakes
2 Goldridge Dr #3B, Kanata Ottawa,
Ontario K2T 1C7 (Légende)
Heures d’ouverture:
Lundi au Vendredi: 7h à 20h
Stonebridge
Ottawa Physiotherapy & Sport Clinics - Stonebridge
3812 Greenbank Rd Unit 6 Ottawa,
ON K2C 3H2 (Légende)
Heures d’ouverture:
Lundi au Vendredi: 7h à 20h
Manor Park
Ottawa Physiotherapy & Sport Clinics - Manor Park
345 St. Laurent Blvd Ottawa,
ON K1K 2Z7 (Légende)
Heures d’ouverture:
Lundi : 10h – 20h
Mardi : 7h – 15h
Mercredi : 11h – 20h
Jeudi : 7h – 15h
Vendredi : 9h – 20h
Samedi – dimanche : fermé
