Celebrating our

Year of Patient Care

Cheryl A. Cooper PT, BScPT, is a registered physiotherapist who received her Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy from the University of Toronto in 1993. Cheryl worked at Carleton University’s Sports Therapy Clinic prior to opening Cooper Physiotherapy in October 1996. A sixth generation native of Metcalfe, Cheryl lives with her husband Hugh McEwen and daughter Kate on Heather Crest Dairy Farm. Cheryl was a Nominee for the National Capital Region YMCA-YWCA 2005 Women of Distinction Awards in the Community Entrepreneurial Spirit Category.

Teri L. Rowan PT, BScPT is a registered physiotherapist who received her Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy from the University of Western Ontario in 1993. She grew up in the small south-western Ontario town of Ayr. Upon graduation she worked initially in London at St Joseph's Health Center, then transferred with her husband to Stittsville, working at Motion Works Physiotherapy and Sports Injury Clinic. Now a mother of two, Teri has relocated back to the country setting of Manotick Station and joined the team at Cooper Physiotherapy in February 2005.

Scott Moloney, Registered Massage Therapist, is a native of Peterborough and joined the Cooper Physio team in the fall of 1998. He primarily utilizes Swedish massage techniques with myofascial and trigger point techniques. Scott enjoys the challenges of treating his rural clientele.

Angela Hubers, Physiotherapy Aide, a native of Killaloe, has lived in Osgoode since 1994 with her husband and three sons.

Kerry Driscoll, Physiotherapy Aide, a native of Osgoode, and graduate of Osgoode Township High School joined our staff in 2000

Cooper Physiotherapy is committed to providing prompt, personal and quality physiotherapy in a professional, caring environment.