3 Best Physiotherapists in Dollard-Des-Ormeaux, QC

“Ryan Chan is a fellow of the Canadian Academy of Manipulative Physiotherapy (FCAMPT). Ryan has developed a client-centred approach focused on manual therapy and biomechanical analysis to promote full recovery and prevent future injuries. He is committed to providing high standards of comprehensive, patient-centred, and evidence-based physical rehabilitation services. Ryan Chan practices as a physical therapist at Integral Performance Physio. They offer services, including massage therapy, osteopathy, and physiotherapy. They are dedicated to providing personalized evaluations and treatments to help you achieve peak performance and enhance your well-being.

“Andrea Dewar finished Level 3 certification in manual therapy and completed numerous specialized courses, including myofascial release, running workshops, craniocervical and craniomandibular courses, the chest ring approach, and ART. Andrea Dewar currently practices at Action Sport Physio, a clinic offering various services. The multidisciplinary team promotes well-being through manual therapies, specialized treatments, fitness programs, and recovery strategies. You are encouraged to contact the clinic directly for any questions about tele-physio or other inquiries. Andrea Dewar accepts new patients.

“Scott Suter completed his Bachelor's degree in physiotherapy at McGill University and finished extensive postgraduate training in Muscle Activation Techniques, Active Release Techniques, and Functional Medicine. With over 20 years in rehabilitation, Scott provides personalized, progressive treatment and is considered an expert in his field. He has lectured locally and internationally to physiotherapists, doctors, athletic therapists, and personal trainers. Scott is a licensed Physical Therapist (McGill B.Sc.PT), Athletic Therapist, and Naturopath. He offers manual physiotherapy to diagnose and treat soft tissues and joint structures, focusing on research-guided techniques that expedite patient recovery while educating them about their condition to reduce the risk of relapse.