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Meghan MacLatchy is a registered physiotherapist with the College of Physiotherapists of Ontario (CPO), and has been with Nepean Sport Medicine and Physiotherapy Centre since 2014.

Registered Physiotherapist

Meghan is a physiotherapist with over 10 years of experience. She has worked with a variety of patients ranging from recreational to U Sports athletes, and elementary school aged children to seniors in their 90s. Her goal is that when patents finish their rehabilitation, they have the tools to prevent recurrence of their injury/ self-manage any flare ups. She prioritizes getting to know her patients to have a complete understanding of the impacts of their injury on their lives. This allows her to provide a personalized treatment program to ensure her patients success in reaching their goals. She has a special interest in working with distance runners and the pregnant/ postpartum populations. Meghan also enjoys providing sports coverage and has covered many sporting events including Canadian Track & Field Championships, Canadian Figure Skating Championships, high school football and wrestling, and OPDL soccer.

Meghan has competed in 7 different sports and dance, played multiple recreational sports, and run half marathons. Since having her 2 children, she has enjoyed returning to running, weight training, and playing touch football.

Education

  • Masters of Science (Physical Therapy) | Queen's University
  • Honours Baccalaureate, Science (Human Kinetics) | St. Francis Xavier University

Meghan MacLatchy, Nepean Physiotherapist

Meghan MacLatchy
M.Sc(PT), Hon.B.Sc(HK)

Recent Clinical Courses & Accreditations

  • Sport Physiotherapy Certificate
  • Functional Dry Needling Level 1 & 2, Kinetacore
  • Diploma of Advanced Orthopaedic Manual & Manipulative Physiotherapy, level 3 Lower
  • Quadrant, level 3 Upper Quadrant
  • The Running Clinic- New Trends in the Prevention of Running Injuries
  • The Running Athlete
  • Caesarean Birth: The Role of Physiotherapy in Preparation & Recovery
  • Diastasis Rectus Abdominis & the Implications for Low back & Pelvic Health
  • Soft Tissue Release Techniques
  • McKenzie Part A: The Lumbar Spine

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