Jeffrey Romkey
Clinic Director, BKIN, MPT, MClSc(manip therapy), FCAMPT, Cert Sport, CSCS, TPI CGFI-MP3
Areas of focus: Golf, skiing, jaw and facial pain
With specialties in assisting competitive athletes in both golf and skiing, Jeff’s goal is to help injured athletes recover as quickly as possible and maximize their potential by utilizing the latest therapies and technology.
With a postgraduate degree in physiotherapy, a Masters in Clinical Science, and having completed the prestigious Fowler-Kennedy Sports Physiotherapy Fellowship, Jeff is certified by the Titleist Performance Institute (CGFI-MP3—the highest level obtainable) and is a traveling physiotherapist with the Canadian Ski Cross team to Europe and Western Canada. Assessing his patients in a special golf studio at the clinic, Jeff uses the latest in golf technologies, including K-Vest. He’s worked with many of the top golfers in Canada, including those playing on PGA Tour Canada.
An active golfer and avid trap and skeet shooter, Jeff also has an interest in treating jaw and facial pain. Jeff teaches jaw and facial pain diagnosis and treatment to students in the School of Physical Therapy at Western University and to other physiotherapists through the Orthopaedic Division of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association.
Chris Statten
BA(Hons) KIN, MPT, MClSc (MT), FCAMPT
Areas of focus: Hockey, concussion recovery
Chris is a registered physiotherapist and a Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Manipulative Physiotherapists (FCAMPT). His education includes a Master of Physical Therapy, a Sports Physiotherapy Fellowship through Fowler Kennedy Sports Medicine Clinic and a Master of Clinical Science in the field of Advanced Health Care Practice, Manipulative Therapy. He is also certified in Trigger Point Dry Needling, the Selective Functional Movement Assessment and Complete Concussion Management.
Chris is a part-time faculty member in the School of Physical Therapy at Western University, holding the position of clinical associate for several Master of Physical Therapy courses, and is also a mentor for post-graduate physiotherapists pursuing advanced manipulative physiotherapy training.
An avid hockey player himself, Chris worked with the London Knights as a team physiotherapist during the 2012-2013 Championship season. He was responsible for assisting in strength and conditioning, injury prevention, rehabilitation and concussion treatment.
Chris really enjoys working with all individuals to help them reach their health and wellness goals. He is passionate about building a therapeutic partnership that helps his clients realize their physical potential and to improve their resiliency to injury. In his free time, he enjoys playing hockey, volleyball, going to the gym, great lake surfing and spending time with his wife, son, and dog named Oakley.
Allison Francis
DPT, MPT, BHK
Areas of focus: Osteoarthritis, Healthy Aging & Wellness, Low back Pain, Breast Cancer Rehabilitation, Certified GLA:D Instructor
Allison joins ReActive Physiotherapy as an experienced therapist having worked in private practice, public-funded health care, academics, and research. Allison completed her Doctor of Physical Therapy at Regis University in Denver, Colorado after her entry level Masters of Physical Therapy at the University of Western Ontario in London, and a Bachelors of Human Kinetics from the University of British Columbia. Allison has completed post-graduate training in Integrated Dry Needling, Manual Therapy, Selective Functional Movement Assessment, Urban Pole and Activator Pole Walking Instruction and Breast Cancer Rehabilitation.
Allison is excited to assess and treat patients dealing with osteoarthritis before and following total joint replacement surgery and aging athletes. In 2019 Allison became an Instructor with the Good Living with osteoarthritis in Denmark (GLA:D) exercise program. She combines her extensive knowledge of exercise and manual therapy into compassionate care for women during breast cancer treatment and into healthy living during survivorship.
Away from the clinic you can find Allison volunteering at her children’s school, coaching, playing tennis, hockey or training as a recreational triathlete. She is a proud member of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association and the current Member-At-Large for the London Orthopaedic Unit of the Canadian Orthopeadic Association.
Jackie Sadi
BSc(PT), MSc, FCAMPT
Jackie Sadi is a licensed physical therapist and a lecturer responsible for Advanced Orthopedic courses at Western University. She has an extensive background in occupational injuries, complex spine injuries, and a special interest in shoulder, elbow, and wrist problems. A physical therapist for 25 years, Jackie is recognized as a clinical orthopedic specialist in manual and manipulative therapy.
Jackie is a clinical specialist in musculoskeletal physiotherapy by the Canadian Physiotherapy Association, currently one of only a few practitioners in Ontario to have achieved this designation.
Tiffany Laporte
BHSC, MST, RPT
Tiffany completed her Honours Bachelor of Health Sciences at Western University in 2014. She continued her studies at Western and graduated in 2018 with her Masters in Physical Therapy.
Tiffany has completed post-graduate training in Selective Functional Movement Assessment, Manual Therapy (Level 1), and concussion rehabilitation (through Complete Concussion Management Inc.) and looks forward to continuing to pursue additional courses.
Throughout her life, Tiffany has been active in a wide variety of sports including volleyball, softball, badminton and golf, as well as running and strength training in her spare time.
As a physiotherapist, Tiffany is passionate about empowering people to help them reach their full potential.
Meghan McRoberts
Meghan is a registered physiotherapist who graduated from Western University with an Honours Specialization in Kinesiology in 2016, followed by a Master of Physical Therapy in 2018.
Since graduation she has completed post-graduate training in Manual Therapy, soft tissue release, and orthopaedics. Meghan looks forward to upgrading her skills by pursuing additional post-graduate courses in Manual Therapy, acupuncture, and dry needling.
Meghan is a native Londoner who was actively involved in both community and school sports growing up. She has participated in competitive dance, basketball, and soccer, while also playing both basketball and volleyball at A.B. Lucas Secondary School.
In her spare time, she enjoys spending time outdoors camping, hiking and kayaking, as well as on the court playing volleyball and lifting at the gym.
As a physiotherapist, Meghan looks forward to providing patients with the tools and guidance they need to reach their health and activity goals.