Essential Physiotherapy 97 Brant Ave Brantford, ON N3T 3H4 CA
About Us
Physiotherapy in Brantford to Multidisciplinary CLINIC
Essential Physiotherapy & Wellness is a multidisciplinary clinic located in Brantford, Ontario.
Our services include:
- Physiotherapy
- Pelvic Health Physiotherapy (men, women, gender-diverse, and pediatric clients)
- Sports Injury Rehabilitation
- Vestibular Rehabilitation
- Concussion Management
- Massage Therapy
- Chiropractic Care
Our mission is to provide evidence-informed care that supports the health and wellness of individuals, our community, and the environment we share. We are committed to clear communication, individualized assessment, and one-on-one treatment sessions designed to support each person’s functional goals.
Our History
Registered Physiotherapist Sherri-Lyn Moore practiced in a variety of healthcare settings across Ontario and New Brunswick, including St. Catharines, Cambridge, Simcoe, Norwich, and Hamilton, before settling in Brantford to operate a locally owned physiotherapy clinic and raise her family with her husband, Physiotherapist Rob McCall.
She established Essential Physiotherapy & Wellness in 2004 with an initial focus on women’s health and pelvic health physiotherapy. Since then, the clinic has grown to provide rehabilitation services for individuals across the lifespan. While pelvic health remains a central area of practice, the clinic has expanded to assess and treat a broad range of musculoskeletal conditions and injuries. Our therapists have additional training and clinical experience in their respective areas of practice and maintain ongoing professional development.
In 2012, the clinic relocated to 97 Brant Avenue, a historic building constructed in 1890 for the John Noble family and later purchased by Rob McCall. Over the decades, the building has served as a family home, art studio, office, and restaurant before becoming a rehabilitation clinic. Being part of this historic space reflects our commitment to remaining connected to Brantford’s history and community. In 2020, the clinic expanded within the building to include additional treatment rooms and a classroom area to support patient care and educational programming.
A drawing of John Noble's home built in 1890/91. The home of Essential Physiotherapy since 2012.