Born and raised in St. Thomas, Justin has had 10 years of experience treating the people of Elgin County. He is kept busy with his wife and 2 young children and watching/playing lots of sports and games of all time. Justin has a special interest in treating sports injuries and general orthopedics and helping people keep as active as they want to be.

I grew up in the big city of Springfield, ON and have remained in the area throughout my schooling – I actually did a high school co-op placement at Talbot Trail and was so excited to return for a clinical placement in physio school, eventually leading to me beginning my career as a physiotherapist here after graduating. I am very passionate about educating and empowering people to learn more about their bodies and helping them reach their functional goals, whether it’s to return to competitive sport after an injury or to be able to safely walk their daughter down the wedding aisle

Chantelle was born and raised in London, Ontario. She grew up playing competitive sports and still enjoys playing hockey, fastball, and ball hockey to stay active. She can also be found going for hikes and spending time outdoors. When not busy with sports she is often spending time with her kitten, Pekoe.

I am originally from Brampton, but my husband and I made St. Thomas our home in 1992. We have 2 adult children and 1 charming grandson. In my spare time I love hiking, biking, working out, golfing, curling, travelling and spending time with family. The children and families that I work with always remind me of the values of acceptance, perseverance, resilience, and joy! 

I am excited to be joining the Talbot Trail Physiotherapy Team! Most recently, I have retired from my role as the Social Worker with the Paediatric Acquired Brain Injury Program (PABICOP) where I worked for the past twenty-five years. My area of expertise is working with children and youth (and their families) who have suffered concussion and are experiencing persistent symptoms with accompanying challenges such as anxiety, school performance, peer issues, grief and loss, trauma, self-esteem, family conflict and relationship changes and challenges. My practice includes the use of strategy based therapy approaches including Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Therapeutic Storytelling, Anxiety management and support, self-esteem support, relationship repair, advocacy and self-agency skills, trauma support and support for grief and loss. In my spare time, I love to spend time with my four grandchildren and my dog, Luca. In addition, I love being by the water, reading and cooking. I love to do jigsaw puzzles and crossword puzzles as well!

Russ is originally from Sault Ste. Marie Ontario. He moved to London when he was 19 years old to study Fitness and Health at Fanshawe College. While at Fanshawe, Russ developed such an interest in physiology, Anatomy, human kinetics and sports injury. As Russ started his career in the fitness field he became very interested in rehabilitation exercise. During research, Russ started reading up on the benefits of massage therapy and the manipulation of soft tissue and how it aids in muscle rehabilitation and injury prevention. Fitness and Health combined with Massage Therapy just made complete sense to Russ as he decided to enroll at The D’arcy Lane Institute of Massage Therapy. Since graduating Russ has enjoyed a long career of helping people increase strength, recover from injury, increase flexibility and improve their overall physical well being. In his off time Russ, his wife Nevir, their son Nolan and their daughter Anneliese enjoy hiking, wrestling, biking, playing basketball, sprinting and many other family fun physical activities.

I grew up in Belle River Ontario just outside of Windsor, I played every sport you could think of with my two younger brothers. We lived on Lake St. Clair where we would be swimming, sailing or on the Sea Doo whenever we could. My wife and I moved to St. Thomas in 2019, because it is close to Lake Erie, we both loved the area, and it is close to both of our workplaces. We love going for walks on all the trails, parks and paths around town. We also love to get away down south a few times a year to unwind and go snowboarding in the winter. This active lifestyle and enjoyment of learning new skills lead me to a career in Chiropractic. I enjoy helping/educating people about their health, and how to keep themselves moving at the best of their abilities. As a chiropractor we are often thought of as a profession that crack or manipulate joints. Although this is something we do, I think the primary purpose of any manipulation, mobilization, stretch, exercise or treatment is to keep joints, muscles and people moving better. When we are moving well and healthy, we are at our happiest. Seeing people gain more mobility, become more active, return to work/school/sport and engage in a healthier lifestyle is the most enjoyable part of my job.