3 Best Physiotherapists in Guelph, ON

“Peter Laidlaw earned his degree from Wilfrid Laurier University with an Honours Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology. He then completed a Master of Physical Therapy degree from Western University. He is certified in the specialized care of neck, upper back, and lower back pain. Peter also completed post-graduate education in medical acupuncture and manual therapy. Peter Laidlaw is a dedicated and friendly physiotherapist who strives to aid clients in achieving functional goals through effective diagnosis and comprehensive treatment plans. Peter is committed to continuing education and is pursuing further specialized training in brain injury, vestibular rehabilitation, and manual therapy. He practices at Guelph Body In Tune. They provide direct billing to all major insurance companies. They also offer high-quality Bauerfeind compression stockings.

“Laura Lando is the co-owner of Defy Sports Performance & Physiotherapy. The clinic provides an integrated approach to physiotherapy, fitness, and performance training, with service offerings encompassing chiropractic care, concussion management, pelvic health, massage therapy, and athletic therapy. Laura and her team have years of experience as practitioners in these fields and work collaboratively to treat clients as a whole and provide the optimal path to recovery. As a clinic manager for more than thirteen years, Laura has experience in sports rehabilitation and a passion for women's health across the spectrum of female athletes. A free 15-minute mobile and 10-minute video consultation is available.

“David Ross graduated from Queen’s University and McMaster University. He holds certification in manual therapy training levels 1-3, AFCI Acupuncture, Vestibular Rehabilitation, and Concussion courses. He specializes in treatment techniques including Manual Therapy, Soft Tissue Release, Acupuncture, and Functional Retraining through an Individualized and Comprehensive Exercise Program. His areas of interest are neck, back, ankle/foot, vestibular, and sports rehab. He practices at Eramosa Physiotherapy Associates Guelph. The clinic contains 3000 square feet and twelve private treatment rooms. They carry a variety of braces, tape, foam rolls, hot/cold packs, and exercise equipment available for purchase.