Action Sport Physio - Physiotherapy
Physiotherapy is a health care field that treats and prevents disorders in human movement caused by injury and disease. It helps the individuals who have problems affecting the musculo-skeletal system to find a functional level. Our physiotherapists use various techniques to treat you such as manual therapy, sport therapy and progress by exercises, the McKenzie approach, electrotherapy, an evaluation followed by a Cybex/Biodex isokinetic session, hydrotherapy (whirlpool bath), Muscle Activation Technique, etc. Our patients can expect to improve their balance, stamina, force and coordination, which will help them to remain active in their daily life.
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Anissa holds a Master's degree in physiotherapy from the Université de Montréal and has been a member of the Ordre professionnel des Physiothérapeutes du Québec (OPPQ) since September 2019.
During her studies, she was a physiotherapist assistant with the women's hockey team, the Carabins, which gave her a wealth of knowledge about sports injuries and the return to the game. Sports Responder also allows her to cover sports events. During her master's degree, Anissa took a course in spinal manipulation techniques. This certification allows her to manipulate the spine in addition to the peripheral joints.
Since forever, Anissa has a great interest in sports. Having herself been an athlete during her studies, and now practicing CrossFit, she attaches great importance to healthy lifestyle habits. Her passion, determination and organization developed are all qualities that she transmits in her daily work.
This young, active and dynamic physiotherapist has the desire to help, which leads her to always surpass herself. Learning to know the interests and needs of clients to offer personalized care that meets their expectations is their priority.
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Samuel is a graduate of both a Bachelor of Kinesiology in 2015 and a Master of Physiotherapy in 2019, he has always been very interested in the human body, movement and human physiology.
Samuel is really passionate about his job and always interested in giving the best treatments for physical rehabilitation. He is very interested in the neurological mechanisms of pain, the biomechanics of the body, the return to sport and the prevention of recurrence of injuries.
He uses a treatment approach based on manual therapy and the use of personalized exercises to provide his patients with as many tools as possible to come to terms as before. His multidisciplinary expertise allows him to offer a complete follow-up with his clients and to advise his patients on the future evolution of their condition.
Samuel is also an athlete through his regular training in strength and muscle mass that leads him to excel on a daily basis. He also had the chance to run the Montreal Marathon in 2013 and participate in several obstacle races.
In his spare time, Samuel likes to escape in nature and participate in outdoor sports. Finally, he has a rewarding experience as a personal trainer who makes him an excellent asset in helping his patients to change their lifestyle habits throughout their physical rehabilitation.
Samuel will have completed in November an extensive training on the biomechanical analysis of running and related injuries to better guide his runner patients to optimize their sport and correct their racing defects
Jim completed his Bachelor's and Master's degree in Physiotherapy from the University of Montreal in 2016. He is a member of the Quebec Professional College of Physiotherapy (OPPQ) and the Canadian Physiotherapy Association (CPA).
During his studies, Jim worked as an assistant physiotherapist in a private sports clinic. He had the privilege of working with experienced physiotherapists and perfecting his client approach. He has also covered sports events such as hockey, basketball and football through his training as a sport's first responder. Also, before beginning his studies in physiotherapy, Jim completed a year in kinesiology at the University of Montreal, giving him an excellent knowledge of muscles and exercises, which allows him to establish specific programs as needed of its clientele, whether sporty or general.
Jim has a dynamic approach based on listening and empathy, in order to offer the best service according to the needs and objectives of each of his patients. It promotes joint work with them to achieve optimal results.
In order to provide the best service, Jim continues his professional development in a variety of physiotherapy specialties such as manual therapy, running evaluation and related injuries, vestibular rehabilitation and temporomandibular joint.
Jim has always been a great sportsman and places a lot of importance on sport in his daily life. He practices several sports such as ultimate frisbee, snowboarding, road cycling, running and indoor training. In recent years, he has made several ski trips in Western Canada and the American Rockies, in addition to completing road bike trips across Canada and the United States.
Anthony obtained his physical therapy diploma in France in 2016. He first started working as a replacement physical therapist in many regions of France. Later on he worked in a private clinic specialized in sports and musculoskeletal pathologies. Anthony gained a lot of experience in this area by working with healthcare professionals specialized in sports and by treating many different sports injuries.
He joined the Professional Qualification in Physical Therapy (QPP) at Montreal University in 2020. He obtained his Physical therapy Master degree in 2021.
His passion for sports and his previous experience in sport led him to improve his skills in sport kinesitherapy at the Clinique des coureurs, in musculoskeletal manual therapy, and taping. Moreover, he has been trained to treat lumbar pain using the McKenzie method. He likes and continues to learn new treatment techniques to help his patients as much as possible.
Anthony will use his competencies and his experience to offer you the optimal treatment. To do so, he will use evidence-based treatment and will customize his advice to help you achieve your goals. In his opinion, collaboration and trust between the patient and the therapist is key to success.
Liliane completed her Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Physical Therapy at McGill University in 2021.
During her studies, she worked as a physiotherapist assistant in a private clinic and participated in numerous research projects related to motor control and movement coordination. For her Master's degree, she co-authored a scoping review on the methodologies used for bimanual coordination in neurological populations. Her enthusiasm in research ensures that she bases her practice upon the most recent scientific data.
In addition, she developed an interest in the treatment and prevention of musculoskeletal conditions, distinguishing herself through the use of the McKenzie-MDT method and manual therapy in combination with personalized exercise programs.
Liliane was also deeply involved in the improvement of student life through fervent advocacy, organizing various events including fundraisers. These values persist in her career through genuine empathy and careful attention for her clients, aiming to provide the best care for individuals from every walk of life.
In her spare time, she enjoys hiking and painting and is always up for sports activities such as swimming, spikeball and beach volleyball.
Marie-Li obtained her Masters in Physiotherapy from McGill University in 2021. She also holds a BA in Biomedical Sciences and a BA in Kinesiology, both from the University of Montreal. She is passionate about everything related to physical fitness and rehabilitation related to musculoskeletal problems.
In her practice, Marie-Li uses manual therapy or the Mckenzie method and combins one or the other of these approaches with the exercises most likely to promote the achievement of the patient's rehabilitation objectives.
For Marie-Li, empathy and active listening are essential to her practice in order to clearly identify the needs and understand the possible concerns of the patient. She is convinced that rehabilitation is the product of true collaborative work. Her interventions are personalized and are based on relevant scientific data. The objective pursued by Marie-Li is to promote a good understanding of her patient’s conditions so as to be successful as possible in their rehabilitation and to optimize their physical form.
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