Julie graduated from the Université de Montréal in 2011 with a combined Bachelor–Master degree in Physiotherapy, followed by postgraduate training in orthopaedic manual therapy. Her practice is built around skilled hands-on assessment and treatment, and she is trained in both functional dry needling and intramuscular stimulation (IMS). Many of her patients come to her specifically for this work. Julie provides care in both English and French.
She works across general musculoskeletal and sport presentations, with a particular interest in climbing injuries, and has previously worked with collegiate-level sports teams. Manual therapy, needling, exercise prescription, taping, and education all form part of how she works, tailored to what each person is trying to get back to. Outside the clinic, Julie is usually backcountry skiing, or on rock and ice.
If this is your first visit, if you have a new injury, or if your last visit was more than 6 months ago. This 60 minute appointment will include an assessment of the injury or area of concern, as…
$13560 min
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$13560 min
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A 30 minute appointment consists of a quick reassessment of the chief complaint, treatment to the area, as well as a review to your home program. You may have new or different exercises added to…
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$90–$135· 30–60 minFrom $90 to $135 for 30–60 min — the cheapest and the dearest physiotherapy appointments this clinic charges for.
