Connor Taugher

Connor Taugher

Physiotherapist

About

Connor completed his Master of Science in Physiotherapy in 2022 at Dalhousie University. Prior to this he obtained his Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology and concurrently completed his certificate in Disability Management in 2019. He is a member of the Nova Scotia College of Physiotherapists and is registered with the Canadian Physiotherapy Association.

He is driven to help athletes achieve their goals. Growing up Connor was involved with many different sports at a competitive level before transitioning in to coaching. Connor was the provincial coach for Speed Skating Nova Scotia for the 2019 Canada Games. Connor brings this experience into his physiotherapy practice, understanding firsthand the drive to achieve and the work it takes to support active recovery.

Connor has a wealth of experience in the management of chronic pain. His interest in helping those with long term pain started in school and he has continued to expand his knowledge since graduating. Having completed additional training with Neil Pearson. Connor has worked as part of an interdisciplinary team treating those with chronic pain and brings this knowledge and skills to the clinic. 

Outside of the clinic you will find Connor on the golf course, training for a triathlon, or sailing.

Languages

  • English

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