3 Best Physiotherapists in Granby, QC

“Marie-Josée Lalonde completed her bachelor's degree in physiotherapy at Laval University. Her post-graduate training includes Physiotherapeutic Puncture with Dry Needles (PPAS), Biomechanical Evaluation and Positioning of the Cyclist with BikePT, prevention of running injuries with the Clinique du Coureur, Neuroproprioceptive Taping, and more. She specializes in Manual Therapy Level 3, Persistent Pain, Vestibular Rehabilitation, and the Evaluation and Treatment of the Temporomandibular Joint. She is the owner and physiotherapist at Complexe Physio Mouvement Santé. Their health professionals work to prevent and rehabilitate musculoskeletal injuries (bones, muscles, ligaments, tendons, and nervous system). They use a variety of active and passive modalities to allow for the rapid recovery of their patients.

“Jacques Bourassa graduated from the University of Montreal in physiotherapy. He focuses on the fields of conventional and sports physiotherapy. He holds the certificate issued by the Professional Order of Physiotherapy necessary for the practice. He practices vestibular rehabilitation (treatment of vertigo) and follow-ups of concussions. He is trained in global postural rehabilitation (GPR or Mézières) to treat scoliosis. He uses Physiotherapeutic Puncture using dry needles (PPAS). He is the founding co-owner of Physiotherapy Bourassa Laflamme. Their physiotherapists stand out by offering personalized treatments adapted to your situation. Their team undergoes continuous training and can perform treatments for various musculoskeletal system disorders. The team has expertise in manual therapy, global postural rehabilitation (GPR), treatment of scoliosis, temporomandibular (jaw) joint problems, and positional vertigo.

“Catherine Apinis earned her physiotherapy degree from the University of Ottawa. She has a keen interest in biomechanics and performance in various activities naturally led her to pursue a career in physiotherapy. She achieved a Master's degree in research at the University of Sherbrooke, focusing on pain assessment. She is involved in teaching within the rehabilitation program at the same institution. Catherine has been a part of the Physio Atlas network since October 2014. The Physio Atlas approach combines manual therapy, specific exercises, and suitable modalities to optimize patients' return to normal activities. Physio Atlas has been dedicated to providing professional physiotherapy services, where physiotherapists exclusively conduct individual treatment sessions.