Trevor Watson Registered Physiotherapist
MSc PT
Trevor is a Physiotherapist and the owner of Human Performance Centre. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from the University of New Brunswick, and a Masters of Science in Physiotherapy from Dalhousie University.
Always interested in furthering his education, Trevor has completed courses in the McKenzie method of diagnosis and treatment (Level D), Fundamentals of Running Injuries, multiple pain science courses, manual therapy, and acupuncture. As physiotherapy is always evolving, Trevor’s passion for his clients and the profession ensures that he stays up-to-date with the latest assessment and treatment techniques. Trevor is a registered member of the College of Physiotherapists of New Brunswick as well as the Canadian Physiotherapy Association.
Outside of work, Trevor enjoys spending time at the soccer pitch with his two boys, running, Crossfit, golfing, and cooking.
Patricia Sennett Registered Physiotherapist
BSc PT, Cert MDT, CAFCI
Patricia (Trish) is a Dalhousie University School of Physiotherapy graduate with over 30 years of experience. She is certified in McKenzie Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy, Acupuncture, and a member of the Pelvic and Reproductive Health Division of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association.
Trish strives to create a treatment experience that is welcoming and individualized, thus promoting a successful partnership with her patients. Included in the services that she provides is Pelvic Health Physiotherapy for adults in the management of urinary incontinence and pelvic organ prolapse. In particular, she has a special interest in the treatment of adults with pelvic pain, including Pudendal Neuralgia, Endometriosis, Coccydynia, pain post-partum or after pelvic or abdominal surgery or trauma. It is Trish’s desire that patients feel comfortable in seeking help for issues associated with the pelvis. As well, she has an interest in vestibular rehabilitation for individuals suffering from various forms of dizziness.
Outside of work Trish enjoys spending her leisure time with family and friends playing piano duets, tennis, bicycling, and skiing while humming a favourite tune. You can also find her volunteering within her local and professional communities.
Mairi Simonds-Forster Registered Physiotherapist
MSc PT
Mairi is a physiotherapist with the Human Performance Centre, where she takes a thoughtful, evidence-based approach to care. She graduated from Dalhousie University in 2017 and has spent the majority of her career working in private practice.
Passionate about ongoing education, Mairi has completed advanced training in the McKenzie Method (Level D), Fundamentals of Running Injuries, and Mulligan Manual Therapy for the upper quadrant. She believes effective treatment starts with understanding and prioritizes patient education, hands-on manual therapy, and functional, realistic exercise programs that translate directly to everyday life.
Mairi has a special interest in treating shoulder conditions, and running-related injuries, helping patients return to movement and the activities they enjoy with confidence.
Outside of the clinic, Mairi stays active through running, yoga, and resistance training. She also enjoys experimenting in the kitchen, a great cup of coffee, and getting lost in a good book.
Daphne London Registered Physiotherapist
BSc PT
As an invested physiotherapist at Human Performance Centre, Daphne has advanced credentials in orthopaedics and sports rehabilitation. With 19+ years of experience she has completed extensive post-graduate education including courses such as The McKenzie Method (Level D), Manual and Manipulative therapy (Level 3 upper and lower), Acupuncture, Functional Dry Needling (great for all ages), Prevention and Rehabilitation of Running Injuries, Vestibular rehab, and more. These skills allow her to help patients get better, recover faster and stay healthier.
Daphne grew up in rural New Brunswick and graduated from Dalhousie University with a Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy in 2006. She’s worked in Nova Scotia for the past 14 years but greatly missed her New Brunswick roots and decided to return home.
In her spare time, Daphne enjoys running, hiking, cycling, various sports, downhill skiing and walking her dogs. Daphne loves treating people of all ages with various conditions but her passion is treating running injuries.
Nicole Whalley Registered Physiotherapist
MSc PT
Nicole is a physiotherapist who graduated from the University of Alberta with a Master’s of Science in Physiotherapy after attending Dalhousie University for her Bachelor’s of Science in Kinesiology. Beginning her career at the Royal Alexandra Hospital in Edmonton on surgical recovery and trauma units, Nicole now also works with patients ranging from ICU to geriatrics at the Regional with a focus on strength and mobility to enable patients to return to a higher level of function after injuries, surgeries, and illness. Drawing on her years of experience working with varsity athletes to centenarians, and everybody in between, Nicole believes in empowering patients to live a healthy and enjoyable life in the present while taking steps to age gracefully and as independently as possible.
Growing up Nicole played soccer, however her true passion was figure skating where she competed at a provincial level in Alberta. After finishing high school, Nicole became a professional figure skater with Disney on Ice and performed in 32 countries in 3 years before hanging up her skates to attend university. Recently, Nicole has found joy in attending dance classes in her spare time, returning to her artistic and athletic roots.
Danielle Watson Registered Physiotherapist
MSc PT
Danielle is a physiotherapist who graduated from Dalhousie Physiotherapy in 2014 following a degree in Behavioural Neuroscience at Memorial University.
Danielle has spent the last decade working with individuals with prosthetic legs as well as a range of neurological conditions including stroke, Multiple Sclerosis and Parkinson’s disease. She would love to help you develop a program to help maintain or improve your strength and fitness, learn to walk with a new prosthetic leg or to help fine tune any strength or mobility issues for someone who has been living with limb loss for a long time. She offers a non-judgemental and caring approach.
In Danielle’s spare time she can be found spending time with her 2 young boys, working out at CrossFit or reading a good book.
Earle Burrows Registered Physiotherapist
BSc PT, Cert MDT
Earle is a consultant to the Human Performance Physiotherapy team. He is a McKenzie certified Physiotherapist and holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology from Dalhousie University and a Physiotherapy degree from Queens University.
To say that he is passionate about all endurance sports would be an understatement. He is an accomplished age group triathlete and especially loves spending time cycling and cross country skiing attempting to keep up with his family.
Amy Thom Kinesiologist
BSc Kin
Amy is a kinesiologist and ergonomic consultant with the Human Performance Centre. She completed her education at the University of New Brunswick, where she graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology. Amy loves working with people of all ages, but her passion is work simulation and helping individuals prepare for a return to work.
Listening to Amy speak, an accent will be noticed. She was born and raised in Clare, a small town located on the Acadian Shore between Digby and Yarmouth, Nova Scotia. If you hear French throughout the gym or clinic, it is most likely her.
Outside of work, Amy enjoys walking her dogs, Oakley and Brandi (ask her about her dogs). She also enjoys taking her tap shoes out of retirement to reminisce on her past dance years by step dancing when no one is watching.
Bekah Bass Registered Massage Therapist
Bekah graduated from the massage therapy program at Eastern College in 2019. She holds certificates in Cupping and Kinesiology Taping and offers treatments such as Breast massage, Prenatal, Intra-Oral and Lymphatic Drainage. She is excited to be part of our team and for any opportunity to expand her knowledge.
When she is not working she is spending time with her family. She loves to be outside with her son, going for walks to the park, or to the beach (Bekah is proud to be from Grand Manan!). After her son’s bedtime she can usually be found getting a quick workout done here at the gym!
Andrea Gabourie Registered Massage Therapist
Originally from Oshawa, Ontario, Andrea is a Registered Massage Therapist that holds a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from the University of New Brunswick, and a diploma in Massage Therapy from Eastern College.
Growing up as a multisport athlete, Andrea found her interest in exercise and rehabilitation early on. This interest is what drove her to Kinesiology, where during her time at UNB she worked as a Student Strength and Conditioning Coach, and Student Athletic Therapist with the REDs Women’s Volleyball team over 3 years. It was through these practicums and volunteering at physiotherapy clinics that she solidified that the rehabilitation setting was for her.
Andrea is always ready to expand her knowledge and is planning on completing the requirements to become certified as a Sport Massage Therapist under the CSMTA!
When not at the clinic, you can find Andrea at GoodLife Quispamsis training clients or getting a workout in, on the ice coaching goalies, or at home cuddling with her orange cat, Peel!
Greg Dong Registered Massage Therapist
Greg (he/him) is a west coast transplant, having grown up in Vancouver and most recently living in Nelson, BC. During that time, he began to take an interest in massage, and casually practicing on friends. After several of them suggested he take it up as a career, and with his partner having moved to Saint John as well, he sought out the program at Eastern College. He graduated with distinction in 2024, and has been registered since.
Greg is certified in myofascial cupping and plans to add certifications in active release therapy, IASTM/Guasha, and lymphatic drainage into his practice.
Beyond being a massage therapist, Greg also holds a Master’s in Chemical Engineering and works part time as an energy modeller for a climate planning non-profit. Outside of the clinic and office, Greg likes to spend his time playing softball, road biking, cross country skiing, and being a cat father to his two furballs Darcy and Violet.
Kris Labadie Personal Trainer
Having recently moved here from Victoria BC, I’m extremely excited to join the community and Human Performance team! I have always been passionate about health and fitness, and grew up playing a variety of sports, both team and individual. I believe that everyone deserves to feel good about their body and their health. That’s why I decided to pursue a career in personal training, to help people achieve their fitness goals and lead healthier, happier lives. I hold many different certifications, including performance enhancement and pain free performance specialist, barbell strength and PPSC mobility.
I work with clients of all ages and fitness levels, from beginners to advanced athletes, and I always tailor my programs to meet their individual needs and goals. Whether you want to lose weight, build muscle, improve your mobility, or simply feel better in your own body, I can help you get there. When I’m not at the gym for my own workouts, you can catch me paddleboarding or hiking with my wife Sandra and my little dachshund Hank.
I’m looking forward to seeing you all at the gym and to help you crush your goals!