Trevor Kwolek

Great North Physiotherapy

IMPORTANT UPDATE Effective April 2026, Trevor will temporarily pause accepting new clients for general physiotherapy. He will continue to support his current client base, as well as returning clients who have previously received care with him at Great North Physiotherapy. Trevor will also continue accepting new clients requiring specialty care, including sports physiotherapy, vestibular rehab, concussion management, IMS/dry needling, and custom bracing. Our team is stacked with talented physiotherapists, each ready to deliver the same high-level care, bringing unique strengths and treatment approaches to help you reach your rehab goals. Not sure who to book with? Contact our team at 289-606-0966 or [email protected], and we’ll help guide you to the practitioner that best fits your needs. Trevor will also continue collaborating closely with our team behind the scenes to help ensure continuity of care for all clients. Known to many as “The Punisher,” Trevor brings a high-performance, no-fluff approach to physiotherapy. He holds a Master of Physiotherapy from the University of Queensland, a Master of Clinical Science in Sports and Exercise Medicine from Western University, and a Bachelor of Health and Physical Education from University of Toronto. With advanced training in concussion care, dry needling, and movement-based rehab, Trevor is a Diploma holder with Sport Physiotherapy Canada and one of a small group in Canada with the Registered International Sports Physical Therapist (RISPT) designation. He has worked with elite athletes and teams including the Niagara River Lions, Welland Jackfish, and Fort Erie Meteors, and has supported national and international events such as the Pan American Games and Canada Summer Games. Trevor also serves as an Assistant Clinical Professor at McMaster University, mentoring the next generation of clinicians, and was recognized as one of Niagara’s 40 Under 40 in 2020. Outside the clinic, you’ll find him running, coaching, yelling at the Leafs on TV, or holding down the chaos of life with four kids and a strong BBQ game.