Ella Andrews
- Injury prevention and return-to-activity planning for athletes.
- Pain management and mobility restoration for general population.
- Functional movement assessment and corrective exercise programs.
- Rehabilitation for neurological conditions and older adults.
- Hands-on manual therapy and patient-centred exercise prescription.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
Platinum Physiotherapy
5216 St. Margaret's Bay Rd. Suite 102, Upper Tantallon, NS, B3Z 0P3
Ella is passionate about helping people move better, feel stronger, and get back to doing what they love. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology, Certificate in Disability Management, and a Master in Physiotherapy degree from Dalhousie University, where she developed a strong foundation in evidence-based practice, movement science, and patient-centred care. Ella is deeply committed to optimizing healthcare and building meaningful connections with her patients. Her background as a lifelong athlete sparked her early interest in movement, injury prevention, and performance, and continues to shape her hands-on, functional approach to physiotherapy. Ella has experience working with a wide range of individuals, including athletes, older adults, people living with neurological conditions, and members of the general population managing pain, injury, or mobility concerns. She values a holistic approach to care, taking the time to understand each person’s goals, lifestyle, and unique challenges. Ella believes physiotherapy works best as a partnership, and she strives to empower her patients with the tools, confidence, and guidance they need to return to the activities that matter most to them.
The initial visit will consist of a thorough assessment of your condition and an initial treatment. These visits typically take approximately 60 mins. You should book this if you are a new patient to our clinic, if you are a returning patient but this is for a new problem, or if you have not been in for more than 3 months.