Connor is a dedicated Physiotherapist who brings a strong foundation in both athletic performance and rehabilitation to his practice. Born and raised in Wasaga Beach, Connor’s early years were shaped by his involvement in competitive sports, including hockey and soccer, later playing two seasons with the Stayner Siskins Junior C hockey club. His personal experience with sports-related injuries sparked a long-standing appreciation for physiotherapy and inspired his professional journey.

Connor completed his Bachelor of Kinesiology with a minor in Psychology at McMaster University in 2022. During his studies, he held several impactful volunteer roles, including working with the McMaster Men’s Lacrosse Team, supporting individuals with neurological conditions at the McMaster Physical Activity Centre of Excellence, and coaching youth athletes with disabilities in adaptive hockey programs. These formative experiences fueled his passion for helping others enhance performance, overcome injury, and lead healthier lives.

Following his undergraduate degree, Connor returned home to work as a Physiotherapy Assistant at Body 'n Balance Physio & Wellness, further solidifying his commitment to the field. He went on to earn his Master of Physical Therapy from Queen’s University in 2025, alongside certification in Functional Integrated Acupuncture from the FIT Institute.

Connor’s approach to physiotherapy emphasizes education, empowerment, and individualized care. He integrates manual therapy, exercise-based rehabilitation, acupuncture, and lifestyle modifications to support his patients in achieving long-term results and improved quality of life. With a patient-centered philosophy, Connor is passionate about helping individuals take an active role in their recovery and well-being.

Outside of the clinic, Connor continues to pursue his passion for fitness through competitive bodybuilding, having achieved national qualification three times. He brings the same discipline and dedication to his clinical practice, striving to help each patient reach their fullest potential.