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Tessah MacDowall, BHK, MSc. PT (candidate), Queen's University Physical Therapy Student
Tessah MacDowall
MSc. PT Candidate (2023)
Interests in sport physiotherapy, concussions, and neuro-rehabilitation.
Courses: Neuro-proprioceptive Taping L1 (2019), Mental Health First Aid (2022)
2019 - Bachelor of Human Kinetics with Honours, University of Windsor, Windsor, ON
Adult Spastic Cerebral Palsy: A Case Study with Anterior Knee Pain