Connor Goudey

Connor Goudey

Physiotherapist

About

Connor Goudey holds a Bachelor of Physical and Health Education and a Master of Science in Physical Therapy from Queen’s University, graduating in 2020.

He spent two years with the Queen’s Men’s Volleyball team as a Student Athletic Therapist, an experience that confirmed his passion for athletics and rehabilitation. Beyond sports injuries, he enjoys treating a wide array of musculoskeletal conditions throughout the lifespan.

As a clinician, Connor employs patient-centred care to work towards mutually established rehabilitation goals. He takes an active, movement-based approach in combination with manual therapy to help manage pain and restore function. Connor has received post-graduate training in concussion management and has plans to pursue further education in manual therapy and dry needling.

When he is not at work, Connor loves to work out, hike, golf, and of course take his dog to the beach. He is an advocate for physical activity of all forms and loves to practice what he preaches.

Languages

  • English

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