Owner and Physiotherapist

Frédéric completed his master's degree in physiotherapy at the Université de Sherbrooke in 2017. Passionate about physiotherapy and health sciences, he began his career in a clinic where he treated both diverse injuries and high-performance athletes. He was a therapist at the 2018 Rogers Cup, the most recognized professional tennis tournament in Canada.

In March 2019, he opened the Action Sport Physio Physio Laval Ouest clinic, with the promise of offering high-quality services and treatments.

In order to deepen his knowledge of physiotherapy, Frédéric completed his level 2 manual therapy courses (upper and lower limbs) at the Association Québécoise de Physiothérapie Manuelle Orthopédique (AQPME). He has also received ongoing training on shoulder dysfunctions and temporomandibular joint (jaw), and he plans to continue developing his expertise in the coming years, in order to improve his clinical skills as well as on the sports field.

Frédéric is a great sports enthusiast, regularly playing soccer, running, cycling, tennis, skiing, and hockey.

Camille obtained her Master's degree in physiotherapy at the University of Sherbrooke in 2018. An enthusiastic hockey and soccer player, it was her own sports injuries that led her to develop her passion for physiotherapy at an early age. She had the opportunity during her studies to do sports coverage.

Camille holds her certificate for peripheral joint manipulations. She completed her Level 1 Manual Therapy as well as Level A of the McKenzie Approach.

She has also completed a training in the science of pain to meet her primary goal of providing quality care through an active and personalized approach, not just for athletes!

Maude completed her master's degree in physiotherapy at the University of Sherbrooke in 2022 with the subject of fascias and myofascial therapies. Prior to that, she also graduated from Collège Montmorency (2015) as a physiotherapy technologist. She also completed a bachelor's degree in kinesiology in 2018, in order to have additional knowledge on healthy lifestyle habits and athletic performance.

From a very young age, she has practiced most ball sports at a high level (softball, fastpitch, given ball, etc.). In addition to being passionate about physical training (weight training, cardio), she likes to discover new sports that bring out her competitive spirit, such as tennis and golf.

In order to deepen her knowledge of physiotherapy, Maude has taken various continuing education courses, granting her a certificate in radiography prescription for acute cases (72 hours) and a certificate to perform spinal manipulations (spine, pelvis) and peripheral joints. She also has experience with orthopedic and post-operative clients, having completed a specialized internship at the CHUS de Sherbrooke with the team of orthopedists. Finally, she knows the geriatric clientele and those with loss of autonomy well, having already worked in a hospital.

During her training, she developed a particular interest in manual therapy and the rehabilitation of sports gestures with a view to a return to sport.

Rosie completed her Master of Applied Sciences in physical therapy from McGill University in 2022. Her interest in this profession stems from her abiding interest in the human body and its function. This was further reinforced after graduating as a physiotherapy technologist in 2015 from Dawson College & as part of their first cohort.

As a competitive coach & teacher of dance for over 10 years, Rosie found a love for working with the pediatric clientele of all ages, which she further gained knowledge and expertise in through her advanced pediatric courses taken at McGill and her stages in the pediatric setting. She also holds a Bachelor’s in Education since 2018 that has provided her with further experience in working with children.

Furthermore, as an active dancer herself having experienced multiple musculoskeletal injuries, Rosie wanted to learn more about sport injuries, taking an elective Sports Physiotherapy. As such, she hopes to add to her knowledge by treating various types of athletes at the clinic, as well as sport events. Along with her attestation, in Advanced Pediatrics & Sports Physiotherapy, Rosie also has an attestation to perform manipulations on peripheral joints.

Being fluently bilingual in French and English, Rosie continues to be able to serve individuals from both linguistic communities here in Quebec.

Over the next few years, Rosie plans to further her knowledge and skills in the treatment of sport injuries, pediatric conditions, as well as manual therapy to best serve the community at Action Sport Physio.

Jamila completed her master's degree in physiotherapy from McGill University.

She is passionate about women's health, for which she completed a course at McGill University to treat urinary incontinence in women as well as a continuing education course regarding yin yoga as an exercise prescription for connective tissues. She also plans to take continuing education courses to deepen her knowledge of the perineum and mainly practice perineal rehabilitation.

During her studies in physiotherapy at McGill, Jamila completed internships in vestibular rehabilitation for the treatment of dizziness and other vestibular problems, internships in neurological and cardiorespiratory rehabilitation in the intensive care unit, as well as internships in private orthopedics for the treatment of lower back pain, sciatica, tendinitis, bursitis, etc. She also worked with the hockey team as well as the men's basketball team and had taken a sports first responder course for this purpose. She continues to acquire knowledge in the orthopedic field, obtaining certificates on the prescription of x-rays for physiotherapists, manipulations on peripheral joints, the McKenzie approach for the treatment of low back pain and the evaluation and treatments of the temporomandibular joint (TMJ).

In her free time, Jamila enjoys yoga, traveling, and hiking in the mountains.

Stéphanie is interested in health, manual therapy, and people's well-being which led her to study in osteopathy.   She completed a full-time training at the Collège d'Études Ostéopathiques de Montréal until December 2018 and is currently pursuing her graduate training to write a thesis on the effects of osteopathic treatment in people with fibromyalgia. She obtain her D.O. in 2022

Its global approach and diversified tools are aimed at people of all ages and physical conditions. She offers treatments and advice that are individualized and adapted to the needs of everyone in order to treat the cause of discomfort. Stéphanie will be happy to welcome you, whatever your aches and pains (musculoskeletal pain, digestive disorders, headaches, stress, pregnancy support, infant disorders, and many others).

Your well-being is her priority!

Dereck is currently in his final year of studies in osteopathy at the College of Osteopathic Studies. During his career, he acquired solid skills in visceral, cranial and musculoskeletal osteopathy, demonstrating his ability to master various aspects of osteopathic practice. He now approaches his career as an osteopath with a holistic and personalized approach, aiming to treat the underlying causes of health disorders and to provide his patients with exceptional quality care, full of compassion and expertise. Always on the lookout for the latest advances, he is committed to remaining at the forefront of his discipline to offer the best possible care, today and tomorrow.

Dereck took several courses in Cognitive Neuroscience at the University of Montreal before beginning his training to become an osteopath. It is this related interest between osteopathy and neuroscience that led him to pursue continuing education on the brain-gut-microbiota axis (ACIM). This training allowed him to acquire a better understanding of the mechanisms that govern this complex and essential interconnection for overall health.

After obtaining a certificate in fitness education at Concordia University and having completed several dance internships, Lucie discovered her passion for the functioning of the human body and the desire to want to keep it in its optimal form. So she decides to do massage therapy training at Kiné Concept. After having completed her training in Swedish Kinetic massage in 1997, she is assistant to teachers and speaker for students at Kiné Concept. Thereafter Lucie will work in clinic for a few years and in business, performing chair massage. She continues her training with deep tissue massage and plans to deepen her knowledge with sports massage, lymphatic drainage and trigger points.
Lucie has been exploring another passion for the past few years by teaching dance, Zumba and fitness to all age groups, all skill levels, and anyone who wants to stay fit and have fun.