Acupuncturist and Massage Therapist
OAQ, FMQ

Evelyne graduated in acupuncture at Rosemont College in 2007 and is a member of the OAQ, l’Ordre des Acupuncteurs du Québec. She is also trained in kinetic Swedish massage and sports massage at the Institut Kiné-Concept of Montreal (in 2003 and 2004).  She worked as a massage therapist in a physical conditioning center and in a SPA. During the summer 2006, she was a sports massage therapist for FINA (Federation Internationale de Natation) at the Swimming World Cup in Montreal. Evelyne is so dedicated to improving her techniques that she traveled to China to master her skills in acupuncture and tuina massage at the Zhejiang Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Hangzhou.

She attended several continuing education seminars on the evaluation and the treatment of musculo-skeletal pain through the Trigger Points approach.  In winter 2008, Evelyne joined the team of Action Sport Physio Downtown as an acupuncturist. She also continues to offer us her value in massage therapy.

Empathic, motivated, generous, the therapist is listening to her patients and concerned of their well being.  When she is not at the clinic, Evelyne enjoys swimming, cycling, climbing, singing and cooking. To relax, she is doing Qi Gong.

Wanda (Vanda) Pilié is a graduate of the Kiné-Concept Institute and a member of the Fédération québécoise des massothérapeutes agréés (FQM). Certified in Swedish massage therapy and sports massage, Wanda is professional, empathetic, warm and attentive to meet the needs of each client. Her tools: maneuvers and techniques of gently pressured strokes, kneading, gliding, friction, percussion and ischemic pressure, peri-articular work, stretching, fasciatherapy, countertension and myofascial, applied on muscles and / or joints to restore tired, sluggish or inhibited limbs. To keep fit, Wanda loves to practice hot yoga and is also a Zumba instructor. During her free time, she is an avid bookwork and an artist. Wanda is also a Senior Graphic Designer and Salsera for more than twenty years.

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Sarah Visser graduated from Makami College (in Edmonton, AB) in 2015 with a 3000 hourcertificate for therapeutic massage. She has worked out of a physio therapy clinic in Alberta, a spa in Quebec City as well as running her own business where she has primarily worked with circus artists. 

Sarah is a member of Fédération québécoise des massothérapeutes agréés (FQM). Her practiced techniques include; swedish massage,deep tissue, prenatal massage, trigger points, therapeutic massage, neuromuscular
therapy massage, myofascial, cupping, interoral (TMJ), motor vehicle accident, whiplash,active release, lymphatic massage, sport massage and proprioceptive neuromuscularfacilitation, PNF. 

Sarah trains full time as a professional circus artist, specializing in swinging trapeze, dance trapeze, Chinese pole and acrobatics. She grew up as a competitive gymnast andhas participated in a variety of sports.Sarah focuses on listening to each clients individual concerns, works with their imbalances and injuries to find relief though relaxation.

 Holder of a master's degree in Science of Physical and Sports Activities (2001) and a Master in Business Administration (2005), it was in 2009 that Vincent turned to the world of manual therapy by following a course in osteopathy, respecting in doing so the training criteria of the WHO (World Health Organization).

Since then, he has increased post-graduate training to integrate evidence into his practice and thus promoting contemporary and credible osteopathy among other medical and paramedical professions. 

He modernizes his interventions by staying up to date in pain management, in particular by training in neuroscience and in the bio-psycho-social model, which are now essential for him in manual therapy. 

Since 2017, Vincent has also been a lecturer in osteopathy, during which he shares these approaches and thus participates in the training of the future generation of osteopaths.

With a diverse background and an honest personality, his goal is to empower his clients as quickly as possible using the tools he has accumulated over the years and which make his interventions unique and effective.

With his 20 years of experience, in addition to being deeply human, Vincent is a reliable therapist who will listen to you.

(If your insurance policy covers Osteopathy, his service is recognized by all insurance companies)

Susan is a D.O. graduate from The Osteopathic School.  She has a special interest in Cranial Sacral, Visceral , Neural and  Vascular osteopathy

Cranial Sacral therapy is great for patients suffering from any neurological trauma, pain, or discomfort. This therapy is very gentle and non invasive, calling into play the whole nervous system. 

Potential patients:
epilepsy following a stroke,
concussions, migraines, head fogginess,
off balance, dizziness ,(vertigo),
sleep issues, PTST.

Other applications
Anything that may have disturbed the nervous system.
After an accident, surgery, or major stresser in your life.
Anything that has effected the vascular and or nerves within the brain and or spinal column. 

Extremely relaxing and rejuvenating, Results of Crainial Sacral therapy have been uncanny and exciting. Talk to Susan about this rejuvenating thera 

Recently she has taken a number of courses to further her education and apply this to her practice. Courses include: Cranial Sacral course from the Upledger Institute in the United States, Manual Articular Approach: Spine and Pelvis, Visceral Vascular Manipulation, Neural Manipulation: Peripheral Nerve techniques, Neuro-Meningeal Manipulation and Neural Manipulation: Brain and Cranial nerves. These courses have changed her practice in that they’ve broadened her knowledge as an osteopath.

Additionally, in her spare time Susan enjoys golfing, cycling, walking her dogs and spending time with her family.

 

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Sophie Limoges graduated from the University of Quebec in 2003 with a doctorate in Chiropractic. She uses Applied Kinesiology as a diagnostic tool for her chiro treatments. AK is a neuromusculoskeletal testing technique, which allows a more unified view of the body’s functioning by screening the body’s base muscle function, joint work, neurological function, visceral reflexes, biochemical and even the emotional side of the body. 
Sophie began training for triathlons at the age of 16 and later on added weight training, working with a very knowledgeable trainer. She competed in triathlons for 5 years and then took on adventure racing. 
Among her clients are many triathletes, cyclists, runners and youths from athletic teams in Montreal. She sponsors two international level triathletes: Kathy Tremblay and David-James Taché.

Charlotte is a personal trainer and  physical therapy student currently working as an assistant at the clinic.  NSCA-CPT certified, our classes are for those who wish to get back in shape, retrain after an injury or simply to exercise as a part of a healthy lifestyle.  Sessions are tailored to each individual using current research and best practices in the field. Charlotte is available Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays for private, semi-private and small group classes. Home visits are also available.  

Andrea Batrla is a graduate from McGill University with a Bachelor's degree in Kinesiology. She is an accredited member of the Quebec Kinesiologist Federation (FKQ) and the Canadian Kinesiology Alliance (CKA). 

As a kinesiologist, Andrea is passionate about helping her clients reach their goals through personalized exercise programs, fitness education, and goal setting. Her services include implementing a more active lifestyle, returning to sport after injury, altering body composition, and collaborating with other healthcare professionals to provide a complete treatment plan.

With her unique background of high-level basketball and being a proud 2nd dan black belt in taekwondo, she is suited to engage with clients from a variety of sporting backgrounds such as volleyball, football, tennis or long-distance running where she also has experience.
If you are returning from and injury or surgery, she is the perfect person to help bringing you back to your previous level of activities safely and also help you to strive to the next level!

Acupuncturist and Massage Therapist
OAQ, FMQ

Evelyne graduated in acupuncture at Rosemont College in 2007 and is a member of the OAQ, l’Ordre des Acupuncteurs du Québec. She is also trained in kinetic Swedish massage and sports massage at the Institut Kiné-Concept of Montreal (in 2003 and 2004).  She worked as a massage therapist in a physical conditioning center and in a SPA. During the summer 2006, she was a sports massage therapist for FINA (Federation Internationale de Natation) at the Swimming World Cup in Montreal. Evelyne is so dedicated to improving her techniques that she traveled to China to master her skills in acupuncture and tuina massage at the Zhejiang Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Hangzhou.

She attended several continuing education seminars on the evaluation and the treatment of musculo-skeletal pain through the Trigger Points approach.  In winter 2008, Evelyne joined the team of Action Sport Physio Downtown as an acupuncturist. She also continues to offer us her value in massage therapy.

Empathic, motivated, generous, the therapist is listening to her patients and concerned of their well being.  When she is not at the clinic, Evelyne enjoys swimming, cycling, climbing, singing and cooking. To relax, she is doing Qi Gong.

Originally from Calgary, Kim graduated from McGill University with a Bachelor’s of Science in Kinesiology, and a Master’s in Physical Therapy. She is a member of l'Ordre professionnel de la physiothérapie du Québec (OPPQ). Kim is also a member of the Association Physio Montréal, a non-profit organization that organizes several physiotherapy conferences and courses throughout the year.

During her studies, Kim gained experience working in various hospital and clinic settings, and was also a student therapist for several McGill Varsity teams: Men’s Hockey, Women’s Soccer, and Men’s Rugby. Through her work with diverse patient populations, she gained experience in the fields of orthopaedics, sports medicine, neurology, paediatrics, and cardio-respiratory rehabilitation.

Kim is a certified K-Taping therapist by the International K-Taping Academy and is certified by The Running Clinic in running analysis and running injury prevention. She has her certification as a Sports First Responder, which allows her to cover sporting events. Kim has also taken specialized courses and has an interest in pelvic floor physiotherapy, paediatric physiotherapy, and therapy for movement impairment syndromes.

Kim’s particular interest in musculoskeletal injuries and sports medicine led her to join the team at Action Sport Physio. She listens carefully to her patients and uses her expertise in anatomy and human movement in order to design and carry out a treatment plan with the patient’s specific goals in mind. This approach is geared towards getting you moving again and back to your daily life as quickly as possible.

Previously a competitive soccer player, Kim played for one year on the McGill Women’s Varsity Soccer team, and continues to play recreationally. She also enjoys hockey, jogging, and exploring the Rocky Mountains back in her hometown. x

Neuro-physiotherapist
 

Dr. Kedar K. V. Mate BSc., PT., M.Sc. PhD, Post-doctoral Fellow 
 

Kedar has PhD degree in rehabilitation science from the School of Physical and Occupational Therapy (SPOT), McGill University. He is currently a Research Fellow at the Mayo Clinic, Arizona, USA and a Post-doctoral Fellow at the Centre for Outcomes Research and Evaluation at the McGill University Health Centre Research Institute. He is trained as a physiotherapist and specializes in rehabilitation of adult and pediatric neurological conditions. He is passionate about neuroscience and recovery potential following neurological insult. His research is focused on establishing links between what a patient can and cannot do, linking information obtained from outcome such as PROs; ClinROs; PerfOs and TechROs, among people with Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson's Disease, and older adults.  

His interest to work in the field of neuro-rehabilitation and evidence-based practice stemmed from the realization that there is a need to move research into clinical practice while exploring potentials for new technologies. This lead to establishing a McGill supported start-up PhysioBiometrics Inc. (https://physiobiometrics.com) of which he is a Vice-President of Research and Development. The mission of the enterprise is to provide usable practical solutions to harness the power of the brain to move better, faster, longer, stronger in hands of the people who need them.  

He is a certified neurodevelopmental therapist and has extensive experience in treating people with stroke, Multiple Sclerosis and Parkinson's, among others. His research background gives him the needed expertise to move research into clinics. Kedar is active in the research world and community organization. In 2019 he kickstarted the Parkinson’s Canada Superwalk at Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue, in Montreal. He is involved in student supervision and regularly presents his research work at various regional, national and international scientific meetings.  

Alicia graduated from the McGill University Physiotherapy program in 2018. Previously, she graduated from Western University with a Master’s in Kinesiology and a Bachelor’s of Health Science, majoring in health promotion. She is a member of l'Ordre professionnel de la physiothérapie du Québec (OPPQ).

During her time at McGill, Alicia worked as a student therapist for the McGill men’s varsity soccer and rugby teams. She also worked with the Montreal Alouettes as a student therapist during their 2018 summer training camp. She is certified in level 1 manual therapy and took elective sports therapy courses at McGill. During her research Master’s, she studied the effects of magnetic fields on standing balance (see selected publications). With 2 Master’s degrees and several publications under her belt, Alicia keeps up-to-date with the latest research and applies this to her treatment methods.

An active listener, Alicia prioritizes your goals and emphasizes a patient-centred approach to treatment. This includes providing you with a thorough understanding of the treatment and course of action so we can work together to get you back to what you enjoy doing most.

Alicia’s main hobby includes playing soccer, whether it is through recreational leagues or even through friendly pickup matches in the park. She also enjoys hiking, cycling, and distance running, especially in community running groups.

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Sabina has a MSc degree in Physiotherapy from the Université de Sherbrooke and a BSc in Psychology and Neuroscience from Dalhousie University. She is dedicated to helping others and collaborating with other health professionals. 
Sabina has a marked interest in orthopedics including sports and work-related injuries.  
She is pursuing continuing education in manual therapy, pediatric and pelvic floor rehabilitation. 
A strong believer in the preventive and collaborative aspects of physiotherapy, she is dedicated to creating a space to engage her clients in their treatment. 
In her free time, Sabina enjoys hiking, biking, running, downhill and cross-country skiing. 

Andrea Batrla is a graduate from McGill University with a Bachelor's degree in Kinesiology. She is an accredited member of the Quebec Kinesiologist Federation (FKQ) and the Canadian Kinesiology Alliance (CKA). 

As a kinesiologist, Andrea is passionate about helping her clients reach their goals through personalized exercise programs, fitness education, and goal setting. Her services include implementing a more active lifestyle, returning to sport after injury, altering body composition, and collaborating with other healthcare professionals to provide a complete treatment plan.

With her unique background of high-level basketball and being a proud 2nd dan black belt in taekwondo, she is suited to engage with clients from a variety of sporting backgrounds such as volleyball, football, tennis or long-distance running where she also has experience.
If you are returning from and injury or surgery, she is the perfect person to help bringing you back to your previous level of activities safely and also help you to strive to the next level!

Andrea Batrla is a graduate from McGill University with a Bachelor's degree in Kinesiology. She is an accredited member of the Quebec Kinesiologist Federation (FKQ) and the Canadian Kinesiology Alliance (CKA). 

As a kinesiologist, Andrea is passionate about helping her clients reach their goals through personalized exercise programs, fitness education, and goal setting. Her services include implementing a more active lifestyle, returning to sport after injury, altering body composition, and collaborating with other healthcare professionals to provide a complete treatment plan.

With her unique background of high-level basketball and being a proud 2nd dan black belt in taekwondo, she is suited to engage with clients from a variety of sporting backgrounds such as volleyball, football, tennis or long-distance running where she also has experience.
If you are returning from and injury or surgery, she is the perfect person to help bringing you back to your previous level of activities safely and also help you to strive to the next level!