Staff
Kelly Milan, BMR, PT, Cred. MDT
He graduated from physiotherapy at the University of Manitoba in 1991. He joined The Corydon Physiotherapy Team in 1991 and became the director in 1997. Kelly always had a special interest in physiotherapy and helping people with problems of the muscle and skeletal systems. The interest began when his father had physiotherapy for a shoulder injury.
Kelly completed his credentialling examination and is certified in McKenzie mechanical diagnosis and therapy of the spine (2002). Writing articles and research has always been a special interest. Kelly has published articles in peer-reviewed international physiotherapy journals and reviewed publications for "The Journal of Orthopaedic and Sports Physical Therapy". He also contributed to an international study on physiotherapy for back pain. Educating employees on site with injury prevention has also been a pursuit.
Kelly’s continued professional goals include:
- Creating an exceptional environment for patient care
- Serving the physiotherapy community through professional committees
- Constantly pursuing knowledge in order to provide exemplary patient care
- Contributing further to clinical research
Kelly enjoys cycling to work and recreation with his wife and three children ages 8, 10 and 12. He also enjoys downhill skiing in B.C. and summer time fun at Riding Mountain National Park with his family. Kelly has also continued to play drums since age 12.
Donald Jones, BMR, PT
Since graduating from physiotherapy at the University of Manitoba in 1979 Don has worked in a variety of settings. Don has treated patients of all ages in the hospital as well as in the community. His special interests lie in helping people with long term pain management, balance problems, and injuries with the muscles, bones and joints.
Don has extensive post graduate training in the management injuries and diseases. He has a special interest in how the body and mind processes pain and how it can be treated. He has dedicated his career to using this knowledge to help people heal as fast as possible.
Other pursuits include spending time with his wife at their property on the west side of Lake Manitoba. Don also continues to cycle recreationally after many years of competition. He loves to sail and can be found on Lake Winnipeg as part of a race sailing team.
Tory Crawford, BMR, PT
Tory Crawford developed an interest in physiotherapy due to her exposure to sport at a young age. Tory has always been fascinated with health-care, and felt physiotherapy was the right avenue for her to pursue this interest. She is passionate about physiotherapy and feels strongly that injuries do not need to be a permanent limitation to one’s physical activity and lifestyle.
With a special interest in lower extremity conditions, Tory has taken further education pertaining to the lower extremity and running related injuries. Her abilities in this area have lead her become a frequent guest speaker at clinics hosted by the Running Room, where she teaches injury prevention and training tips for recreational runners of all types. Tory has also completed part of her physiotherapy training in Sweden, where she spent time working with individuals recovering from knee injuries. Impressed with the effective rehabilitation results unique to Sweden, she incorporates the same approach into her daily practice.
In her spare time, Tory spends most of her time enjoying the outdoors. She can be found competing in triathlons across the province during the summer, and cross country skiing in the winter. Tory is also a competitive kite-boarder, a pass-time that ensures she is either water-bound or snow-bound most weekends throughout the year.
Brent Winstone, BMR, PT
Brent graduated from the University of Manitoba in 1996 with a degree in physiotherapy. He first became interested in physiotherapy after suffering several sports-related injuries. After volunteering as a physiotherapy aide at the Health Science Center he realized the tremendous struggle people had recovering after serious injuries and how a physiotherapist could aid them in this process. He worked for threee years at the Misericordia General Hospital with a wide range of clients who were recovering from stroke, brain injury, lung disease, various muscle and joint injuries and recovery after surgery. For the last ten years he has worked with the Geriatric Program Assessment Team (GPAT), helping seniors in the community with a wide range of health problems. Brent’s continuing education has included courses in Muscle Energy technique, Mulligan technique, balance rehabilitation, chronic pain management and several courses at the University of Manitoba, in rehabilitation and medical anthropology.
Brent is excited to continue offering his expertise to those who are homebound through the Corydon Physiotherapy At Home program. Whatever the cause of their mobility problem, and whatever their age, Brent’s main goal is making physiotherapy services available to everyone. Through a combination of hands on techniques and special exercises, Brent is hoping to work with others to help them improve their quality of life.
Brent still enjoys participating in sports including running, soccer, and windsurfing. He is a committee member for the College of physiotherapists of Manitoba and has been a volunteer for the Lake Winnipeg Foundation and the Global Justice Film Festival. Brent also enjoys spending time with his wife and two young children camping and visiting playgrounds across Manitoba.
Lisa Lambert, RMT
Lisa was drawn to massage therapy after working twelve years in the medical field. She graduated from Wellington College of Remedial Massage Therapy in 2007 and is a member of the Massage Therapy Association of Manitoba.
Even though Lisa is very skilled in a variety of massage techniques, her expertise is in Swedish massage, Schweitzer’s Deep-tissue massage, Advanced Trigger Point techniques, Palliative care, head, neck and jaw (TMJ) assessment and treatment.
Continuing education plays a big part in Lisa’s free time. Her interests include massage therapy related courses and span out into random Winnipeg leisure guide activities. Some of her passions include gardening, refinishing furniture, going to the occasional Blue Bomber game and doing family activities with her husband and two children.
Lisa looks forward to working with her patients and helping them achieve their optimal goals by providing a treatment plan created based on the needs of the individual.
Kelsey Sinclair
Kelsey always had an interest in massage therapy after being a competitive dancer for 16 years. The demands of dance meant massage therapy was helpful on a regular basis. She always believed in the results that massage therapy provided. After traveling abroad, she realized that there are endless opportunities for massage therapists around the world and she saw the profession was growing rapidly. She’s excited to be a part of the increased recognition of Massage Therapy.
Kelsey graduated from Wellington College in June 2010 and has become a member of the Massage Therapy Association of Manitoba. Fresh out of school, Kelsey is very excited to start building her career at Corydon Physiotherapy and Massage therapy clinic. Kelsey is trained to use all massage therapy techniques and is trained to assess and treat conditions of the skeletal and muscular system such as back pain. Kelsey keeps up to date with the latest techniques and enjoys taking additional training and courses to keep her skills current.
In her free time Kelsey plays soccer and volleyball and loves to snowboard.