THE DIFFERENCE IS IN THE DETAILS
Our body’s way of moving is a wondrous interaction of multiple systems. Sometimes these systems work independently but more often they work collectively.
Pain from a tendinitis may very well be the result of other muscle(s) being weak(er) or joints not moving well. While the tendinitis needs to be managed, not addressing the weak structure or stiff joint(s) could lead to recurring tendinitis.
Our job is to identify any movement or muscle impairment that can contribute to poor or painful function.
Our priority is for you to receive the best treatment approach aimed at regaining your functional independence.
- GET BETTER using techniques that meet international
standards - RECOVER FASTER finding and targeting the root cause
- STAY HEALTHIER educating you about your condition and helping reduce relapse
MEET THE TEAM
Eric Lamme
FCAMPT BScPT MCPA
Originally from The Netherlands, Eric moved to Newfoundland in 1988. He obtained the Advanced Diploma of Manipulative Physiotherapy in 1994 and has been a registered Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Manual and Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy since. He has instructed and co-instructed numerous post-graduate manual therapy courses and continues to be a registered course instructor for the Orthopedic Division of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association.
From 2001-2013, Eric travelled and worked as Head Therapist on several of Cirque du Soleil’s touring shows, managing performance related injuries of its acrobats, dancers, actors and musicians and was responsible for the functioning and development of a total of 26 touring show therapists.
In January 2013, Eric returned to St. John’s NL and now practices out of his manual physiotherapy specific private clinic Lamme on Argyle. He carries a full-time caseload of orthopaedic, sports and performance related injuries.
Eric is acknowledged by his peers as a skillful practitioner in the field of manual therapy within physiotherapy practice.
Eric is registered to practice physiotherapy with the Newfoundland and Labrador College of Physiotherapists. He is also a member of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association (CPA) as well as The Canadian Academy of Manipulative Physiotherapists.
Sarah Matthews
Sarah, a proud Newfoundlander with deep roots in her community, is dedicated to serving and meeting its diverse needs. A Memorial University graduate, Sarah’s career spans business, real estate/contracting, and health care, giving her a unique and well-rounded perspective.
With a strong focus on efficient business management, Sarah ensures the clinic runs smoothly and seamlessly. Her proactive approach and empowering attitude make her an invaluable part of the team, always striving for excellence in every detail.
Known for her friendly, approachable nature, Sarah is often the first person clients meet. She takes great care in assisting with appointments, navigating insurance matters, and providing support for any other needs, always with a warm and personal touch.
Heather Daly
Bsc Grad Dip PT, MCPA
Heather completed her Bachelor of Science at Memorial University in 1988 and completed her physiotherapy training at St. Thomas’ Hospital in London England in 1992.
Heather has over 30 years of experience, working with orthopaedic patients post injury, fracture and surgery, with a special focus on knee, hip and shoulder replacements. She also has significant experience with osteoarthritis management, and treating patients with mobility issues.
Heather has done extensive post graduate training completing courses in:
- Muscle and movement impairment
- Manual therapy
- Myofascial release
- Level 1, 2A & 3A Acupuncture
- AFCI Acupuncture certification
- GLA:D certification (OA hip and knee)
- Falls prevention and OTAGO training
- Exercise management to improve bone density
- Oncology rehabilitation
Heather is a member of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association and the Acupuncture Foundation of Canada Institute, and is registered with the Newfoundland and Labrador College of Physiotherapists.
Domenic Pierri
MPT, ART-cert, CAFCI, FDN
Domenic’s introduction and interest in Physiotherapy began when he participated and became injured in various competitive sports including soccer, baseball, and volleyball. He graduated from the University of Western Ontario with a Masters of Physical Therapy in 2011. Since graduating, Domenic worked in private practice assisting an athletic population both young and old with injury recovery and education, to best independently achieve their goals.
Domenic was born in Toronto and has lived in both Ontario and British Columbia. He married a Newfoundlander and with a growing family most recently decided to move coast to coast to call Newfoundland home for the next chapter of his life.
He is excited to still be close to the ocean and outdoors as well as being closer to family. When not working, he can be found staying active on outdoor trails, golfing and spending time with his young family.
To maximize patient care he has completed additional post-graduate education in:
- ART (Active Release Techniques) Certification
- AFCI Acupuncture Certification
- Manual Therapy OD-CPA
- Functional Dry Needling Certification
- Graston Technique
- Vestibular Rehabilitation
Domenic is a member of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association and the Acupuncture Foundation of Canada Institute, and is registered with the Newfoundland and Labrador College of Physiotherapists.
Lesley Nolan
FCAMPT, BScPT
Lesley Nolan is a registered manual musculoskeletal physiotherapist with over 25 years of experience treating orthopaedic conditions. A graduate of Dalhousie University, she earned her Advanced Diploma of Manipulative Physiotherapy in 2009 and is a Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Manual and Musculoskeletal Physiotherapists (FCAMPT), a distinction reflecting advanced clinical skill and training in manual therapy.
As a lifelong student of dance, Lesley developed a particular interest in the assessment and treatment of low back- and pelvic pain and dysfunction. Throughout her career, she worked with a diverse clientele, including athletes, dancers, gymnasts and individuals experiencing complex pelvic pain conditions. To further enhance her knowledge, Lesley completed her training in pelvic health physiotherapy. This highly specific training enables her to comprehensively assess and treat pelvic floor muscle dysfunction, which often contributes to persistent lumbo-pelvic pain.
In 2023, Lesley completed her 200-hour Yoga Teacher Training. She integrates the principles of yoga into her clinical practice to enhance strength, restore lumbo-pelvic muscle balance and improve body awareness. Her approach emphasizes developing optimal core strength and motor control to reduce pain, improve her clients’ daily function and help achieve their highest athletic or artistic performance.
Lesley is registered to practice physiotherapy with the Newfoundland and Labrador College of Physiotherapists. She is also a member of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association (CPA) as well as The Canadian Academy of Manipulative Physiotherapists.
Zohreh “Zoey” Zeidy
BPT, MKin
After several years working in Iran as a clinical Physiotherapist, Zoey moved to Newfoundland in 2023 to enroll in the Kinesiology program at Memorial University. While completing her Master’s degree in Kinesiology, she also successfully passed the Canadian Competency Exam becoming a fully licensed and registered physiotherapist in Newfoundland and Labrador.
In 2019 Zoey graduated from the University of Medical Sciences in Tehran with a Bachelor’s degree in Physiotherapy. She has a strong and ongoing interest in physical and sports medicine and has worked closely with clients experiencing a wide range of orthopaedic and sports related injuries with a particular interest in the assessment and treatment of hand injuries and dysfunctions.
Committed to staying current in the field of physiotherapy, Zoey has pursued additional professional training in Manual Therapy, Dry Needling, Mechanical Diagnosis and Treatment of low back dysfunction (McKenzie Method), Kinesiology (Master’s) among others. By combining her knowledge of physiotherapy and kinesiology, she enjoys collaborating with colleagues, exploring new techniques and treatment approaches to improve the care for her patients.
Zoey has been with Lamme on Argyle since May 2025 as a valued, smiling member of our team! She quickly won over the trust and respect of both patients and colleagues, making all very excited that she is now taking on the role as a Physiotherapist.
Zoey has appreciation and zest for life and is thrilled to live and work in Newfoundland. She is proud of her Persian heritage, enjoys cooking Persian food and loves spending time with a large group of friends here in St. John’s.
Zoey is a member of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association and is registered with the Newfoundland and Labrador College of Physiotherapists.