Working together, to get you better.

Robert Wickstrom

Physiotherapist, BSc, MScPT

Robert Wickstrom has a BSc in Biology from the University of Prince Edward Island (2010) and a Master’s in Physiotherapy from Dalhousie University (2013). Robert treats a wide spectrum of orthopedic injuries, from sports-related injuries and concussion to pre/post-operative care, muscle/joint pain and vertigo (BPPV), catering to patients of all ages, from young athletes to the elderly. His treatment approach centers around the principles of strength and conditioning, and movement patterns that is complemented by manual therapy techniques and dry needling. Robert also provides Bike Fitting services at the clinic (Mountain, Road and Gravel).

Robert has advanced training in Functional Movement Screen (FMS), Selective Functional Movement Assessment (SFMA), Exercise Prescription, Strength Training, and Dry Needling. Outside of the clinic, you are likely to find him mountain biking at the locals trails or hiking with his dog.

Robert is a proud member of both the Canadian Physiotherapy Association and the PEI College of Physiotherapists

Sarah Landine

Physiotherapist, BSc, MScPT

Sarah is originally from Fredericton, New Brunswick and recently moved to PEI in the summer of 2023. Her journey to physiotherapy began with her graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from the University of New Brunswick in 2019. She continued her education at Dalhousie University where she completed a Masters of Science in Physiotherapy in 2021. Following her time spent in Halifax, she moved to St. John’s, Newfoundland, working with patients in an inpatient setting on an orthopaedic floor. She gained experiencing working with people following total joint replacements, amputations, and vascular surgeries. Later, she transitioned to working in private practice where she discovered her passion for providing treatment to athletes and the general population for primarily musculoskeletal injuries. Sarah has continued her education in studying treatment for osteoarthritis and is certified as a GLA:D Canada trainer. Her treatment style entails an exercise-based and manual therapy approach to help her clients achieve their goals towards a healthy and active lifestyle.

In her free time, you can often find Sarah outside training for an endurance running event, exploring the mountain biking trails on the island, or practicing her mindfulness through yoga.

Alexandre Cuffley-Hébert

Physiotherapist, BSc, MScPT

Alexandre Cuffley-Hébert grew up in Charlottetown, PEI and is fully bilingual in both English and French. He has a Master's degree in Physiotherapy from the University of Ottawa (2019) as well as a Bachelor's degree in Kinesiology from the University of Moncton (2017). While completing his Bachelor's degree, his passion for physiotherapy grew after working as a student trainer for the University of Moncton Varsity Volleyball team. Alex now has over 2 years experience at Symmetrics Health. Having played many sports growing up, Alex has a special interest in sports injuries and effective return to play strategies to get you back in the game. Alex continues to further his education in order to optimize his treatment plans and offer you the best care possible.

When he's not working on getting you better, you can find Alex at the nearest golf course, out riding his bike or on the ice playing hockey. Alex also loves to spend time outdoors, whether he's camping with friends, relaxing on the beach or working in his vegetable garden.

Levi Ewald

Physiotherapist, BSc, MScPT

Levi believes that effective physiotherapy goes beyond treating symptoms – it’s about identifying the “why” behind the pain. He is passionate about uncovering the root cause of injury to provide not just a quick fix, but a long-term solution that prevents recurrence.

By combining hands-on manual therapy with individualized exercise prescription, Levi empowers his patients to take control of their recovery. Whether you are dealing with a chronic issue or a recent injury, his goal is to build a resilient body that can handle the demands of your daily life.

Levi earned his Master of Science in Physiotherapy from the University of Toronto (2024) following a Biology degree from Dordt University. Outside the clinic, you’ll find him coaching high school volleyball or playing volleyball, soccer and basketball.

Lori Dover

Chiropractor, BSc, DC

Dr. Lori Dover received an Honours degree in Biology from UPEI in 1993. Lori continued her education in Toronto at the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College and graduated in 1997. In 2000, after practicing in Toronto for a few years, she moved to the small town of Shelburne, Ontario, and there owned and operated a multi-disciplinary practice for 16 years. In July of 2016, Lori returned home to PEI.

Lori treats a wide range of muscular, nervous system and skeletal conditions and provides care to those of all ages. Her primary technique is Activator Methods (Advanced Certification) which uses a hand-held instrument to adjust the spine. Lori also utilizes traditional chiropractic methods, various muscular techniques, and incorporates exercise and nutrition into her practice.

Jordanne Buote

Chiropractor, BSc, DC

Dr. Jordanne Buote grew up in Summerside, PEI and is happy to have called Charlottetown her home for the last 5 years after returning to the island. Jordanne attended Dalhousie University and received a degree in BSc in Kinesiology in 2015. She graduated from the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College in Toronto in June of 2019 and received the designation Doctor of Chiropractic.

Jordanne is certified in Clinical Acupuncture and utilizes many different treatment techniques, including myofascial release, drop piece and manual adjusting, instrument assisted soft tissue therapy, and exercise rehabilitation. Her favorite exercises are Pilates-based and focus on stability and function of the trunk so patients can continue moving well as they age. She especially loves working with women’s health, and has a deep interest in how our lifestyles impact our physical health. Outside of practice, you will find Jordanne in a yoga class, on the beach with a good book, or walking in the woods.

Scott Conrad

Registered Massage Therapist, BA

Scott Conrad has a B.A. from the University of Prince Edward Island (1998) and gained his credentials in Massage Therapy, with honours, from ITC Northumberland College (2003).  

Scott has been a practicing massage therapist for over 15 years, his approach to massage therapy is thorough, intuitive, and based on a sound knowledge of anatomy, physiology, and a combination of effective treatment techniques.  Scott incorporates a combination of myofascial release, MET (muscle energy technique), Swedish massage, Kinesio taping and trigger point therapy in his treatments. In addition, he may include hydrotherapy and specific stretching and strengthening exercises for home care.  The underlying intent of his treatment philosophy is to be specific and effective in addressing the patient’s primary area of concern while maintaining a holistic outlook for overall well-being.

Your treatment with Scott will be tailored to your specific needs and Scott will create a comprehensive treatment plan based on your desired outcomes and needs.  Scott’s drive comes from seeing people return to doing what they love.

Scott has continuing education specialization in Functional Movement Screen (FMS)

Julia Doiron

Registered Massage Therapist, BSc

Julia Doiron grew up in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island. She graduated from the University of Prince Edward Island with a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology in 2022.From there, she moved to Toronto to study Massage Therapy at Bryan College,graduating in 2024. Throughout her massage therapy education, Julia gained experience treating a wide range of conditions and pursued placements in hospitals,clinics, and gyms in Toronto. She also took part in an advanced practicum, where she gained experience treating members of the community with complex pathologies and medical conditions.

Julia has a strong passion for health and wellness. In her treatments, she can perform a variety of techniques including General Swedish massage, trigger point therapy, passive stretching, myofascial release, and proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation. She combines her knowledge of both kinesiology and massage therapy to assist in making a treatment plan that is tailored to your individual needs.

In her spare time, you will find Julia working out at the gym, reading, or spending time with her family and friends. She is looking forward to growing her career here on Prince Edward Island.

Lucia Malorny

Registered Massage Therapist, BSc

Lucia graduated from Fleming College’s Massage Therapy program in 2022 and began her career as a Registered Massage Therapist in Ontario. She has since brought her experience to Charlottetown, with an approach to treatment centred around individualized, goal-focused care.

Lucia incorporates Swedish massage, trigger point therapy, myofascial release and hydrotherapy into her treatments and has additional training in TMJ massage. She recognizes that every client has different needs, lifestyles and physical demands in their day-to-day life, and tailors each treatment plan accordingly.

Her experience extends beyond massage therapy. While working in heritage restoration and construction, Lucia gained firsthand insight into the physical demands of repetitive and labour-intensive work. This experience has further influenced her understanding of how occupation and everyday activities can contribute to pain, tension and movement restrictions.
Lucia’s passion lies in helping people feel and move better so they can get back to doing the things they love.
Fluent in both English and German, Lucia is happy to provide treatment in either language.

Gerry MacAdam

Osteopath (Thesis Candidate), BSc, RMT

Gerry MacAdam received a BSc in Biology from UPEI in 2010 and completed the massage therapy program at ICT Northumberland College in 2012, where he was awarded the “Certificate of Excellence” by the Massage Therapy Association of Nova Scotia. That same year he started attending the Canadian College of Osteopathy, where he has finished his 5-year program and is now working on a 2-year thesis to finish his osteopathic studies.

Using a wide variety of techniques, including myofascial release, joint manipulation, craniosacral therapy, among many others – Gerry uses an osteopathic approach to find the root cause of your pain. Osteopathy takes a look at the individual and not just symptoms, so all of Gerry’s treatments are tailored specifically to you, not just your presenting symptoms.

Gerry has a passion for athletics, after a lifetime of sports involvement. Namely, a track career that spanned over a decade, and consisted of several national championships, Canada Games, and Olympic trial appearances.