Meet Our Team
Megan Doyle
Registered Physiotherapist
Megan Doyle is a registered physiotherapist and the founder of Radiance Physiotherapy. She has been practicing since 2007 and, prior to opening Radiance, served as Co-Director of Rehabilitation at War Memorial Hospital in Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan.
Megan holds a Master of Physical Therapy and a post-professional Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from the University of Texas Health Science Center in San Antonio. She has completed advanced pelvic floor training through the Herman and Wallace Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation Institute and has been providing pelvic health physiotherapy for women and men for over 16 years.
Pelvic floor dysfunction is common, yet many individuals go untreated due to limited awareness or lack of access to specialized care. Megan is committed to providing a professional, discreet, and comfortable environment where clients feel supported and understood. Her approach emphasizes education, evidence-based treatment, and empowering clients to confidently self-manage their condition.
In addition to pelvic health, Megan has a strong passion for orthopedic rehabilitation. Many pelvic and orthopedic conditions overlap, and she enjoys addressing the whole picture to help clients return to meaningful activity and function.
Outside of the clinic, Megan is married, has four children and two dogs, and feels grateful to live and work in Sault Ste. Marie.
Megan genuinely enjoys working with people and developing individualized treatment plans that reflect each client’s goals. She looks forward to helping clients improve their mobility, function, and quality of life.
Katelyn Desgagne
Registered Physiotherapist
Katelyn Desgagne is a registered physiotherapist who was born and raised in Sault Ste. Marie and is proud to be practicing in her home community.
She earned a Bachelor of Science in Human Kinetics, with a minor in Nutrition, from the University of Guelph and completed her Master of Physical Therapy at Western University. Katelyn has experience working across a variety of clinical settings, including outpatient orthopaedic clinics, pelvic health, neurological rehabilitation, acute care hospitals, outpatient rehabilitation, and long-term care.
Through this diverse experience, Katelyn developed a strong interest in women’s health and pelvic floor physiotherapy. She has completed Level 1 of the Physiotherapy Approach to Urinary Incontinence and Pelvic Prolapse, treatment of Pelvic Girdle Pain and the Pelvic floor during pregnancy and post-partum, and rehabilitation of rectus diastasis and post-partum return to activity. Katelyn also offers patient and partner birthing preparation education. She is committed to continuing her education to further develop her skills in this area.
Alongside the pelvic health dysfunction, Katelyn enjoys rehabilitation of other orthopedic injuries, conditions & chronic pain. She provides evidence-based physiotherapy with a focus on reducing pain, improving function, and helping clients return to the activities that matter most to them. She values individualized treatment plans and collaborative goal setting to support long-term success.
Outside of the clinic, Katelyn is married and enjoys walking her dog and spending time on the many trails in the community. She grew up playing competitive sports and continues to enjoy ringette and pilates. In the summer months, she enjoys relaxing and spending time at her family cottages.
Katelyn looks forward to working with clients to support recovery, movement, and overall quality of life.
Anthony Iacoe
Registered Physiotherapist
Anthony Iacoe is a registered physiotherapist born and raised in Sault Ste. Marie, with a strong background in sport and athletic performance.
Prior to completing his Master of Physical Therapy at Western University, Anthony competed as a member of the men’s varsity basketball teams at both Carleton University and Laurentian University. Through these experiences, he gained firsthand insight into the physical and mental demands athletes face when managing injury, recovery, and return to sport. He also experienced the critical role physiotherapists and medical staff play in supporting athletes through these challenges, perspectives that continue to shape his clinical approach today.
Anthony has pursued ongoing professional development with a focus on sport and exercise medicine. He has completed AIM Level 1, Introduction to Vestibular Rehabilitation, Advanced Vestibular Rehabilitation, and most recently the Sport and Exercise Medicine Field of the Advanced Health Care Practice Program at Western University. This training prepares clinicians to deliver advanced clinical care for sport-related injuries and exercise-based rehabilitation. He is committed to continuing his education, including integrating emerging technology into sport performance and pursuing mentorship opportunities with professional sports teams.
Anthony’s treatment approach emphasizes evidence-based care, individualized rehabilitation programs, and helping clients safely return to sport, activity, and everyday movement with confidence.
Outside of the clinic, Anthony is always on the move. He enjoys running, basketball, strength training, snowshoeing, and staying active year-round. He values practicing what he preaches and believes movement plays a key role in both physical and mental wellbeing.
Anthony looks forward to working with clients of all activity levels to support recovery, performance, and long-term health.
Lori Dewar
Office Administrator
Lori Dewar is the Office Administrator at Radiance Physiotherapy and has been part of the team since March 2022. She brings many years of experience in administrative management and is a graduate of the Office Administration program at Sault College. As the first point of contact at Radiance, Lori welcomes patients at the front desk and supports them both in person and over the phone, helping ensure a smooth and positive experience from the moment they connect with the clinic.
Lori has a strong passion for health and wellness, which aligns naturally with her work alongside Megan. She is a certified fitness professional with a deep understanding of self-care, rehabilitation, and movement-based health. Lori actively teaches a wide range of fitness classes, including Latin Cardio Dance, Cardio Kickboxing and Combat, Core Pilates Fusion, Mobility and Flexibility, Pre- & Postnatal and more. She enjoys working and connecting with her clients to develop personalized plans that help them reach their health and fitness goals. Lori is a certified Wellness & Nutrition Coach, Women’s Health Coach and Pre- & Post Natal Coach, with a focus on empowering women to achieve specific health outcomes.
Lori is also deeply involved in community support and fundraising initiatives. She regularly participates in and supports events such as Children’s Mental Health Week and Pride Week with Algoma Family Services, the Brain Tumour Walk, MS Walk, and the CIBC Run for the Cure. Whether through fitness events or volunteer efforts, she is committed to supporting the well-being of both youth and adults in the community.
Known for her high energy and motivation, Lori thrives in fast-paced, multitasking environments and enjoys working closely with people. Her personal motto is, “Love your life, be passionate in everything you do.”
Outside of work, Lori is a wife and mother who values time with family and friends. She enjoys being outdoors, entertaining, relaxing, and reading. Health and wellness remain central to her life both personally and professionally, and she looks forward to welcoming patients to Radiance Physiotherapy.