Megan Gibbs, rkin
As the welcoming face of our clinic, Megan ensures all your questions are answered and your patient experience is smooth. With a friendly smile, Megan manages appointment scheduling and billing with efficiency and care. She recently earned her Bachelor of Physical and Health Education from nipissing university and is a Registered Kinesiologist with the College of Kinesiologists of Ontario.
Megan was born and raised in Manotick and is excited to be back home to help within her community. When she’s not behind the front desk, Megan is usually hiking, playing with her dog, or reading a new cookbook.
Nevinn Becker, mPT
Nevinn is originally from Southwestern Ontario where he grew up on a farm. He completed a Bachelor of Science in Human Kinetics at the University of Guelph before completing a Masters in Physical Therapy from the University of Western Ontario. During his studies, Nevinn garnered a special interest in the upper limb while completing a rotation at a hand clinic in Cambridge where he later continued to practice before relocating to the Ottawa area and joining the team at HULO Physio in 2024.
Nevinn believes in treating with evidence informed approach and takes special care to listen to his clients and fully explain his treatment rationale before providing any treatment. After a comprehensive assessment, his clients can expect individualized guidance through customized exercises, manual therapy, taping, dry needling, and/or other load management strategies.
Alexandra Desilets, RMT
Our newest member Alexandra was Born and raised in the Ottawa area. she is a graduate of algonquin college holding two diplomas, one in Fitness and health promotion (2016), and the other in Massage therapy (2020). Alex has experience treating a variety of clientele, including varsity athletes, prenatal clients, clients suffering with chronic pain, acute injuries, or simply with general physical discomforts.
alex grew up playing competitive soccer and having experienced injuries requiring surgery and rehabilitation herself, She has been motivated to learn more about health, fitness, and the rehabilitation process. she now enjoys a variety of outdoor activities, from downhill skiing, snow shoeing and snowmobiling in the winter, to water skiing, hiking, and kayaking in the summer. She believes it is important to incorporate exercise, strength training and mobility movement into her treatment plans to help better her clients into returning what they love to do most.