John Gonzales PT
- Active Release Technique for soft tissue dysfunction.
- Graston Technique for myofascial adhesions and scar tissue.
- Manual therapy and McKenzie method for spinal pain.
- Post-operative rehabilitation and orthopedic recovery programs.
- Sports, work-related, and motor vehicle injury rehabilitation.
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Rehab1 Performance Center
700 St George Blvd Unit B, Moncton, NB, E1E2C6
John graduated from the University of New Brunswick with a Bachelor of Science degree majoring in Biology and Psychology in 2000. During his time at UNBSJ, John served as President of both the Student Union and Health Sciences Society, and was awarded UNB’s Leadership Award. He then graduated in 2006 from Dalhousie University with a Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy, and earned Dalhousie’s Excellence in Leadership award, and was appointed class Valedictorian. Since graduating from Dalhousie, he has been busy practicing in various private practices, and has completed numerous post-graduate courses in Active Release Technique (A.R.T.), Graston Technique, Advanced low back pain management, advanced manual therapy methods, Mckenzie method, taping techniques, and performance exercise prescription. John also has training in acupuncture through the Acupuncture Foundation of Canada Institute. From his experience working at the Moncton Hospital for four years (2006-2010), John has treated numerous post-surgical, orthopaedic, neuro rehabilitation, and geriatric patients. John is experienced with post-operative protocols and rehabilitation programs. John is also experienced in post motor vehicle accident rehabilitation, work-related injury physiotherapy, and sports injury management. John has spent extensive time working closely as Team Physiotherapist over 14 years with over twenty-five sports teams in Moncton, and has provided sport physiotherapy coverage at the provincial, national and international levels at events like the World Junior Track & Field meets, National Speed Skating competitions, and the Canada Games. John is the previous Lead Team Physiotherapist for the Moncton Magic, Moncton Mustangs, and Harrison Trimble Trojans Football Team. John has served as a board member of the New Brunswick Physiotherapy Association, and as Co-Chair of the New Brunswick Orthopaedic Association for Physiotherapy. In 2010, he was awarded New Brunswick’s Young Leadership Award for his efforts in the community, and educational advancement in the field of Physiotherapy. John has numerous interests but most know that he is a diehard golfer, avid crossfitter, loves photographer, and is a wild man at karaoke! Hours Available: Moncton - Tuesday & Thursdays evenings