Brandon Warren, MScPT, BScKin
Physiotherapist
Brandon graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from the University of New Brunswick, where he was a member of the UNB Varsity Reds Swim Team. During his time with the team he was a two-time team captain, six-time open water swim champion and helped coach the 2013 NB Canada Games Swim Team.
Following his undergrad, he completed his Master’s of Science in Physiotherapy at Dalhousie University. During this time he contributed to the school as class president.
Brandon’s treatment style is highly manual therapy based, with exercise prescription tailored to the client’s needs along with appropriate education. He is a firm believer that clients must take an active role in their own recovery process and when given the proper tools, can maximize their recovery time. He looks forward to continuing advancing his manual therapy skills with the Canadian Physiotherapy Orthopaedic Division.
Brandon grew up in the small town of Plaster Rock, New Brunswick. Growing up as a competitive athlete in a variety of sports, Brandon had his fair share of injuries; which lead him to pursue Physiotherapy as a profession as it appealed to all his interests.
Brandon has a very active lifestyle and you can catch him running, swimming or picking up a volleyball when he’s not at the clinic. He loves to travel and having just relocated to the West-Coast, is looking forward to exploring all the Island has to offer.

Dedicated to ensuring you make a full recovery
“Connor is the best physiotherapist I have ever worked with. He takes the time to get to know you and your problems. Moreover, he is sincerely dedicated to ensuring you make a full recovery. I would recommend him to anyone in need of an awesome physiotherapist.”
Ian Boxall
Above and beyond
“Josh is a sincere and deeply devoted practitioner. The degree of personal care and attention he puts into his work is above and beyond what I’ve previously experienced with other physiotherapists, and he has helped me to overcome significant challenges.” – Brian Glover