Patrick Legge

Legge Health Clinic Inc.

Patrick graduated from the West Coast College of Massage Therapy in Vancouver, BC. Patrick utilized his specialty in sports massage, while in Vancouver working with amazing athletes, coaches and other practitioners engaged in provincial, national, Olympic and professional sports. Patrick returned to Nova Scotia, co-establishing Truro’s first clinic with chiropractic and registered massage therapy. This was followed by establishing a multi-disciplinary clinic, which lead to the expansion at the current location. Patrick has served on several committees and the Board of the Massage Therapist Association of Nova Scotia. Patrick has represented Nova Scotia on the Canadian Alliance of Massage Therapists. Patrick has been an instructor and supervisor at both massage therapy colleges in Nova Scotia. Patrick has been chief massage therapist and supervisor at numerous provincial, national and international athletic competitions as well as providing courses for a variety of medical professionals. Over the past 30 years of his practice he has remained focused on function; knowledge of biomechanics allows him to direct the treatment to achieve the goal to get people back to activity. While in Nova Scotia, over the past decade Patrick has been fortunate to assist developing athletes from high school to university, while working with CEC and Dalhousie Univeristy. Recently expanding a satellite clinic at the Dalhousie Agricultural Campus. Perhaps the pinnacle of his professional career was the selection as a member of the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympic Games, specifically the Whistler Polyclinic Therapy team in the Athletes village. Patrick enjoyed this once in a lifetime experience working with Canada’s best medical team treating Olympic athletes from all over the world. Patrick continues to work with developing and elite athletes in curling and track & field, while continuing to develop the mult-disciplinary approach with amazing practitioners. Patrick enjoys promoting the profession, traveling, photography, coaching track & field and spending time with his family.