Meg Robinson

Dr. Robinson graduated from McMaster University with a Honours Bachelor of Kinesiology in 2006 and a keen interest in exercise physiology. She then continued her education at the University of Guelph where she obtained her Master of Science in Human Health and Nutritional Sciences. Her love of teaching and interacting with students resulted in her pursuit of a PhD at McMaster University. Dr. Robinson realized that her work in research was missing something, patient interaction and the ability to help people feel better and change their lives for the better. This realization led her to continue her education at the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College, where she obtained her Doctorate of Chiropractic degree and graduated cum laude in 2017. Since graduating from CMCC she has also completed training in animal chiropractic making her a certified Animal Chiropractor as well.

Dr. Robinson was born and raised in Dundas, Ontario where she was heavily involved in her community through various volunteer efforts and in competitive sports.

Her love of physical activity and animals has been combined perfectly for the past 20 years as she has competed in various dog sports with her own family pets. Growing up Dr. Robinson watched both her 2- and 4-legged family members benefit from chiropractic care and quickly began to realize the value of manual care and how it would shape her career.

Dr. Robinson’s focus is on patient-centered care where she incorporates a variety of techniques including soft tissue therapy, mobilizations, manipulations and patient education to optimize health and wellness.