Hands-On physiotherapy in Sault Ste. Marie, St Joseph Island, and Thessalon
Our Physiotherapy Team
Edward Cheung (Lead Physiotherapist)
MSc. Rehabilitation Science (Physiotherapy)
BSc. Honors Kinesiology
Born in Louisiana, USA, raised in Hong Kong and educated in Canada and the UK, Eddy brings a unique and diverse perspective to the physiotherapy environment in Sault Ste. Marie Ontario. After completing his MSc. Rehabilitation Science (Physiotherapy) degree in England, Eddy relocated back to Sault Ste. Marie, ON and spent 5 years at War Memorial Rehabilitation Centre, Sault Michigan as a physiotherapist. In 2019 Eddy started Kinect Therapy in Sault Ste. Marie, ON.
Licensed Physiotherapist in Ontario Canada
Nicole Robinson (Administrative Lead)
Degree in Business Communications, Wilfrid Laurier University
Born and raised in beautiful Sault Ste Marie, Nicole has a deep appreciation for the outdoors and enjoys bringing her dog Tank along for various activities, regardless of the season.
Nicole combines her customer service background and academic expertise to adeptly address our clients’ physio needs.
Outside of work, she’s a part-time adrenaline junkie and avid podcast listener, always eager to learn and gain new experiences.
Carson Beauregard (Operations Director)
Degree in Community Economic and Social Development, Algoma University
With a background in economic development and agriculture Carson brings a unique perspective to the Kinect Therapy team. Born and raised in Sault Ste Marie, Carson is an outdoors enthusiast, a pro home cook and is deeply curious about all things business and personal wellness.
He believes in the philosophy of constant improvement and thoroughly enjoys a good SOP. Carson is passionate about healthcare and is committed to enhancing patient care and operational excellence at Kinect.
Emma Robinson (Kinesiologist)
MSc. Kinesiology
Emma Robinson is a Registered Kinesiologist with the College of Kinesiologists of Ontario, holding a Master of Science in Kinesiology from Lakehead University, and certifications from the Canadian Society of Exercise Physiology and the Scottish Dance Teachers Alliance. With a rich background in research, personal training, and a deep involvement in sports and highland dancing, Emma has developed a diverse skill set in rehabilitation, strength conditioning, injury prevention, and manual therapy.
Outside her professional life, she enjoys teaching highland dancing, leading fitness classes, and engaging in outdoor activities like snowshoeing and kayaking, while also learning American Sign Language.
Shelby Valiquette (Physiotherapy Assistant)
Bio and headshot to come.