TEAM
Your team of physiotherapists in Blainville
Nikolas Bibic
Physiotherapist and owner Nikolas is a young physiotherapist with a passion for movement and athletic performance. As a lifelong sports enthusiast, especially in field hockey, soccer, track and field, and competing in Crossfit at national levels, he has developed an expertise in functional training and return to sport. In addition to his sports background, he is actively pursuing the AQPMA Advanced Manual Therapy curriculum. Certifications: AQPMA level 3 manual therapy certificate in spinal manipulation certificate in X-ray prescription C-PS (Champion Performance Specialist), Cert-CMFA- Ice Physio and and biomechanical analysis and management in running. CCMI (concussion) and biomechanical analysis and management in running. PPAS (in progress) ATM level 1 Exos performance Specialist, Blood Flow restriction training
Rachelle Enns
PhysiotherapistRachelleis passionate about physiotherapy, having consolidated her expertise by obtaining a bachelor's and master's degree in physiotherapy, with a specialization in sports traumatology. His academic background illustrates his desire to help athletes recover from injury, excel in their discipline or optimize their athletic performance. This determination also led her to get involved as a class representative, where she shone with her leadership and commitment to improving the experience of her peers. What sets Rachelle apart is her empathy, her commitment to her patients and her ability to understand their unique needs. In addition, Rachelle has experience in covering sporting events and in the field of adapted sports for quadriplegics, demonstrating her versatility and commitment to inclusion in the world of sport. She is also certified to perform peripheral joint manipulations and to prescribe X-rays for acute traumatic musculoskeletal conditions.
Amanda Gibson
Physiotherapy technologist and physiotherapy student Amanda is a certified physiotherapy technologist who graduated from Collège Montmorency and is currently pursuing a bachelor’s degree in physiotherapy at the University of Montreal. Physiotherapy quickly became her passion, allowing her to combine her love for physical activity with her desire to actively contribute to the physical and psychological health of her patients.
Sports have been an integral part of Amanda’s life from a young age, including soccer, CrossFit, running, and cross-country skiing. She emphasizes the importance of maintaining a balanced and active lifestyle for clients of all backgrounds.
Amanda’s empathy, attentive listening, and open-mindedness make her a highly caring physiotherapy technologist. Her curiosity and constant drive to deepen her knowledge allow her to tailor treatments to the individual goals, needs, and preferences of each patient.
She has also completed the "Sports First Responder" training, broadening her skill set to provide immediate care directly in athletic settings.
Lora Salvo
Physiotherapist Lora Salvo, a graduate of McGill University, has over 34 years' experience as a physiotherapist in home care. She specializes in geriatric physiotherapy. She works with seniors with physical deconditioning, those with chronic rheumatic diseases, those who have had hip or knee replacement surgery, as well as seniors with or without cognitive loss at risk of falling. In addition, certified in NDT (neurodevelopmental theory), she has expertise in neurology. She treats people who have suffered a stroke, those with diseases such as Parkinson's or multiple sclerosis, and those with gait and balance disorders. In addition, she regularly collaborates on research projects and occasionally lectures at McGill University's School of Physical and Occupational Therapy.
Vicky Beaulieu Lemieux
Massage therapist
Before becoming a massage therapist, Vicky built an impressive athletic career, which now inspires her approach to wellness and health.
As a competitive gymnast, a world-class cheerleading athlete for four years, and a dedicated coach, she developed a deep understanding of the human body—its strengths and needs. These experiences equipped her with a sharp intuition for identifying muscular tension and bodily imbalances, skills she now uses to benefit her clients.
Vicky began her training with Swedish massage and later honed her expertise through various specializations, including prenatal Shiatsu, somatic education, and deep tissue and connective tissue massage. She is currently pursuing further professional development, aiming to complete her advanced deep tissue massage training and earn her diploma in kinesitherapy.
Today, Vicky combines technical expertise with a refined knowledge of movement to provide treatments tailored to each client’s unique needs.
Her practice focuses on relieving pain and promoting long-term health and well-being, always emphasizing attentive care and respect for the body.
Stéphanie Leduc
Physiotherapist
Stéphanie is a physiotherapist and kinesiologist passionate about human movement and well-being. Holder of a bachelor's degree and a master's degree in physiotherapy from Laval University, as well as a bachelor's degree in kinesiology from the University of Montreal, his academic training allows him to offer adapted care, relying on a approach focused on rehabilitation and movement.
A former nationally and internationally competitive swimmer, Stéphanie also practices crossfit, running and road cycling. These sporting experiences allowed him to develop a good understanding of the physical challenges encountered by athletes and sportspeople of all levels. In addition, his professional experience allows him to treat a varied clientele, particularly the elderly, with an emphasis on prevention, rehabilitation and optimization of mobility.
Committed to staying at the forefront of the latest advances in physiotherapy, Stéphanie holds certification for performing peripheral joint manipulations and for prescribing x-rays in the context of acute traumatic musculoskeletal conditions. She remains attentive to the latest advances in her profession and always seeks to deepen her knowledge. His approach is based on active listening and respect for the individual needs of each patient, whether it concerns rehabilitation or injury prevention.