3 Best Physiotherapists in Quebec

“Dave Champagne is a well-known physical therapist in Quebec, QC. He obtained his bachelor's and master's degrees in kinesiology and physiotherapy at Laval University. He completed his postgraduate training at the American Academy of Manipulative Therapy (AAMT) in the United States. He additionally carries triple training (Canada/USA) in dry needling and double training (Canada/USA) in spinal manipulation. He specializes in treating general and sports physiotherapy, dry needling, osteopathic physical therapy, spinal manipulations, X-ray prescription (for traumatic injuries), ultrasound-guided dry needling, and ATM (jaw). He practices at Champagne Physio. The clinic offers assessments based on scientific evidence and practical and creative treatments.”

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“Audrey Pageau is one of the leading physical therapists in Quebec, QC. She completed her physiotherapy training at Laval University in 2004. She undertakes multiple advanced training courses, particularly in orthopaedic manual therapy, on the elbow and shoulder joints, physiotherapy puncture with dry needling, and Neuro-proprioceptive taping, level 1. Audrey Pageau has been working for more than 17 years with orthopaedic clients of all ages, and client satisfaction remains the number one priority of her practice. She is a co-founder of the Axo Physio Montagne-des-Roches clinics. The clinic offers various comprehensive health and rehabilitation services by highly qualified professionals in all spheres of health. They offer you healthcare services adapted to your needs with varied service fields. Their experienced physiotherapists are trained to assist you with specific issues. They provide advanced orthopaedic manual therapy.”

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“Émilie Vachon is a renowned physical therapist in Quebec, QC. She completed her Bachelor of Physiotherapy at Université Laval in 2006 and the microprogram in perineal and pelvic rehabilitation from the Université de Montréal in 2022. She offers specialized care for common pains and injuries (sprains, herniated discs, tendonitis, osteoarthritis, etc.), stiffness and blockage in the neck and back, McKenzie Approach Training (ABCD) for Spinal Disorders (Cervical, Thoracic, Lumbar), Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy (MDT), chronic pain and bio-psycho-social factors, lumbar stabilization, and neuro-proprioceptive taping. She practices at Physiothérapie Nomade. The clinic provides a range of complementary services, including conferences, exercise classes, and fall prevention programs. They also offer home physiotherapy treatments, conferences and workshops, and group exercise classes.”

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