3 Best Physiotherapists in Cape Breton

“Brian Howley has earned a Kinesiology Degree in Sports Rehabilitation from Acadia University in 2003 and completed his Physiotherapy Degree at Dalhousie University in 2006. Brian has extensive experience in various settings, including serving as the primary physiotherapist for Cape Breton University Athletics, working with hospital inpatients and outpatients, and in private practice. He has pursued numerous post-graduate courses, including Advanced Manual Therapy, Biomechanical Dry-needling, Chronic Pain Management, Running Injuries, Athletic Taping, and more. Brian is also the co-owner of Cabot Physiotherapy. The clinic's team of physiotherapists at Cabot Physiotherapy focuses on promoting health and preventing disease through the examination, diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation of injuries and disabilities. They provide individualized, evidence-based treatments using the latest techniques and modern equipment.”

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“Aaron Feit graduated from Dalhousie University in 1997 with a BSc, Advanced Major in Biology, and completed his BSc in Physiotherapy at Queen Margaret University in 2002. Aaron offers traditional physiotherapy services to his patients, emphasizing care and respect in his treatments. He is the owner and operator of Feit Physiotherapy. The clinic has expanded significantly to include occupational rehabilitation, children’s and women’s health, nutritional counselling, and occupational therapy services. They are dedicated to providing the best care possible, offering physiotherapy, massage therapy, and occupational therapy. Their highly trained staff strives to deliver the highest standard of care to help patients recover and achieve their optimal quality of life and health. The clinic is located 24 km from downtown Cape Breton, NS.”

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“Melissa McDonough-Howley has earned her BSc in Kinesiology and BSc in Physiotherapy degrees, graduating from Dalhousie University in 2006. She has practised as a physiotherapist in a variety of settings, including private practice, hospitals, and rehabilitation facilities. Her areas of interest include pelvic health and neuro-physiotherapy. Melissa is certified in biomedical dry needling, acupuncture (Acupuncture Foundation of Canada Institute), neuro-developmental therapy (NDT), advanced manual therapy, Shirley Sahrmann movement impairment disorders, advanced treatment of runners, and kinesiotaping. She is the co-owner of Cabot Physiotherapy.”

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