Laurence has been a kinesiologist since 2015, working with various patient populations, including adults, individuals with cardiac conditions, and others with pathological conditions. She then further honed her knowledge and desire to pursue more manual treatments by earning a Master’s in Physiotherapy.

With over 10 years of experience, Laurence values the therapeutic relationship and, above all, the enjoyment of physical activity. In physiotherapy, she has a particular interest in musculoskeletal injuries, temporomandibular joint disorders, and perineal physiotherapy. Passionate about physical activity and sports, she has a strong focus on orthopedic and sports clients of all levels.

Laurence combines manual therapy and functional rehabilitation, blending her experience in physiotherapy and kinesiology to cater to the needs of both athletes and older adults. She is committed to continuing her education and is bilingual (French and English).

Jimena is a physical therapist graduated from McGill University and a kinesiologist from Concordia University. She practices using a Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy (MDT) approach combined with manual therapy techniques.

She has a particular interest in musculoskeletal injuries, running-related rehabilitation, and low back pain. By combining her background in physiotherapy and kinesiology, Jimena aims to provide comprehensive and individualized care.

Passionate about evidence-based practice, she integrates the latest scientific research while maintaining a compassionate, person-centered approach. Jimena also strives to make her practice a welcoming and safe space for members of the LGBTQ+ community.

Trilingual, she offers her services in French, English, and Spanish. Dedicated to lifelong learning, Jimena continues to pursue ongoing professional development to further strengthen her clinical skills.

• Massage Therapy Diploma, MKO: 2022
• Cupping Therapy Training, MKO: 2022
• Physiotherapy Technician, Cégep Marie-Victorin: 2021–2025 (clinical expertise in rehabilitation, movement analysis, and management of musculoskeletal injuries)
• Orthopedics Department, University of Montreal Hospital Center (CHUM).

As a physiotherapy technician, Teddy takes a functional rehabilitation approach aimed at optimizing recovery and promoting a gradual, safe return to work and daily activities.

In massage therapy, he specializes in therapeutic massage — a targeted approach that helps relieve tension, improve mobility, and reduce pain.

He also uses cupping therapy as a complementary technique to promote deep muscle relaxation and improve circulation in areas of tension.

Teddy has also worked at the University of Montreal Hospital Center (CHUM) in the Orthopedics Department, where he treated post-operative patients in the acute phase for various cases such as total hip replacements (THR), total knee replacements (TKR), and different fractures. This experience allowed him to develop a thorough understanding of the continuum of care — from the post-surgical phase to full functional rehabilitation.

A passionate rock climber, Teddy understands the physical and mental demands of performance sports, enabling him to provide treatments tailored to the needs of athletes at all levels.

His holistic approach combines clinical precision, attentive listening, and a passion for movement — all with the goal of offering comprehensive and personalized care to each patient.

• State Diploma in Masso-Kinesitherapy in Paris, 2010
• Pediatric Respiratory Kinesitherapy Training in 2011
• Manual Lymphatic Drainage Internship
• Physiotherapist in 2019: Exercise License from the Ordre Professionnel de la Physiothérapie du Québec
• Vestibular Rehabilitation, October 2019: Advanced Training on Dizziness and Positional Vertigo
• Manual Therapy, January 2020: Level 1 Exam

Anne-Laure obtained her diploma in kinesitherapy in France. She worked for 5 years in Paris in hospital settings, private clinics, and outpatient practices, treating infants, children, adults, and athletes.

Throughout her career, she developed professional expertise in managing conditions related to the back, cervical spine, and peripheral joints.

She developed a treatment concept specifically for pregnant women, addressing pregnancy-related pain, postpartum care with postural gymnastics, and pelvic and abdominal hypopressive rehabilitation.

For infants, she practices respiratory kinesitherapy to treat bronchial congestion and asthma-related issues.

Anne-Laure has pursued professional qualifications to obtain her physiotherapy license. She can assist you if you suffer from acute or chronic muscular, rheumatic, and inflammatory conditions in any area of your body.

Antoine has great experience with the McGill Redbirds football team, and his involvement in several competitive contexts has fueled his desire to continue working with the athletic population.

Additionally, he has an interest in the complexity of chronic pain and multiple traumas, developed during his experience at the Jewish Rehabilitation Hospital. He is also interested in the treatment of concussions and vestibular rehabilitation.

Antoine is a therapist who listens to the needs and goals of each individual. He enjoys using an evidence-based approach.

Treatments:

• Populations: Athletes, Adults
• Musculoskeletal and sports injuries (bursitis, tendinitis, capsulitis, fractures, etc.)
• Manual Therapy Approach
• McKenzie Approach (Low Back Pain)
• Neurological Rehabilitation
• Chronic Pain Vestibular Rehabilitation (Dizziness and Vertigo)
• Concussion, Headaches
• Temporomandibular Joint (Jaw) Issues