MARY BRANNAGAN, B.HK., B.Sc.(PT), Dip Manip PT, FCAMT |
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Registered Physiotherapist |
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Education:
- Bachelor of Human Kinetics, University of Windsor,1983.
- Bachelor of Science (Physical Therapy) University of Toronto,1986.
- Advanced Diploma of Manual & Manipulative Therapy, Canadian Physiotherapy Association, 2006.
Continued Education:
- Advanced Manual Therapy Techniques
- Spinal & Peripheral Joint Mobilization & Manipulation
- Assessment & Treatment of Spinal Instabilities
- Manual Therapy for the Fascial System
- Neurodynamics
- Sports Injury Assessment/Treatment/Prevention
- Assessment/Treatment of Running Injuries
- EMG
- Headaches of Cervical Origin
- Mulligan Mobilizations
- Breathing Evaluation & Management
- Advanced Courses in Muscle Dysfunction and the Resultant Movement Impairments
Memberships:
- Member of Canadian Academy of Manipulative Therapy (Resident 2004, Fellow 2006).
- Member of the Canadian and Ontario Physiotherapy Associations, since 1986.
- Current member of Orthopaedic Division of Canadian and Ontario Physiotherapy Associations.
- Past member of CPA / OPA Sports Division.
- Past Member of CPA / OPA Private Practice Division.
- Member of Walkers and Runners Around the County of Essex (WRACE).
Physiotherapy Work Experience:
- 21 years of Physiotherapy practice experience.
- Most recent 9 years in private practice in Windsor, treating complex orthopaedic conditions (spinal & peripheral), sports injuries (especially running injuries), work-related injuries, injuries sustained in motor vehicle accidents, and pre/post-surgical rehabilitation.
- Prior to that, 12 years orthopaedic physiotherapy experience in teaching hospital setting, including Upper Extremity Reconstruction, Fracture Clinic, Haemophilia Clinic, Plastic Surgery, Sports, Post-Surgical rehabilitation, and Acute/Chronic Spinal & Peripheral Joint Injuries. Also worked as a liaison to the University of Toronto Faculties of Physiotherapy and Medicine Student Education, mentoring students and CPA residents.
- Team Therapist/Event Coverage for Track & Field and Women’s Field Hockey Teams, University of Toronto David L. McIntosh Sports Injury Clinic, 1984-1992.
- Lecturer, University of Toronto Faculty of Physical Therapy, Orthopaedics.
- Lecturer, University of Windsor, Faculty of Human Kinetics, Functional Anatomy, 1999.
- Lecturer on numerous topics related to Assessment, Diagnosis & Treatment of Orthopaedic Injuries/Conditions to: Medical Students, Physiotherapy Students, Physicians, Surgeons, Physiotherapists, Occupational Therapists, Kinesiologists, Running Clinics, & other Special Interest Groups.
Personal:
- Veteran marathon runner, having completed 22 marathons and countless shorter distance road races.
- Kayaker
Mission
- To assist patients in achieving maximum functional independence and health by educating and utilizing the most up to date assessment and treatment techniques in Manual Therapy and Exercise available.
