Eva obtained her Physical Therapy Masters Degree from McGill in 2013. She is a dedicated and empathetic professional, whose main goal as a physiotherapist is getting her clients back to doing what they love - whether it's starting to run again after knee injury or being able to paint without shoulder pain!
Her post-graduate training includes treatment of TMJ (jaw) issues, vestibular rehabilitation, the Myofascial/ Soft Tissue Release technique and the McKenzie Method for the treatment of neck and back pain. She completed the courses of Advanced Orthopaedic Manual Therapy level 3 and particularly enjoys working with athletes, helping them return to their sport. Eva is certified in dry needling by the Ordre Professionnel de la Physiothérapie du Québec.
Movement and exercise are important parts of Eva's practice. She creates tailor-made routines for each client, and empowers them to take on an active role in their rehabilitation. Based on an understanding of each person's goals, expectations, and abilities, Eva creates individualized exercise plans, provides attentive hands-on treatment, as well as education and advice for patients of all ages.
Eva has also studied Spanish for several years throughout high school and university. She is certainly not fluent, but has successfully treated clients who only spoke Spanish!
Outside the clinic, Eva loves to cook, dance, and travel (living in and exploring Africa as a child gave her the travel bug!). She can also often be found listening to a variety of podcasts, hot cup of tea in hand.
“During the initial consultation, the physiotherapist will gather all the necessary informations regarding your general health and your injury. The physiotherapist will perform a detailed physical assessement of your condition and will explain to you all the findings of the evaluation.
The physiotherapist will explain to you the treatment plan, the recommended frequency of follow-up appointments and will answer all your questions.
The physiotherapist will then begin the treatment plan and will prescribe you a therapeutic home exercise program.
Physiotherapy treatments are personnalized according to your needs and include manual therapy techniques, muscle release techniques, specific exercise prescription and if needed, the application of ice, heat, electrotherapy and taping.”
“Vestibular rehabilitation is an expertise of physiotherapy that adresses the following conditions:
- Vertigo,dizziness, oscillopsia et balance problem
- Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV)
- Post-labyrinthitis, post vestibular neronitis, post Menière's disease
- After a concussion”
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TMJ (Jaw) Physiotherapy - ConsultationNew patient
“During the initial consultation, the physiotherapist who specializes in TMJ will gather all the necessary informations regarding your genral health and your condition and will perform a detailed examination of the TMJ, cervical spine an posture.
The physiotherapist will then begin the treatment plan which includes joint mobilizations, myofascial release and motor control and postural home exercises.
Physiotherapy treatments are recommanded for:
- Restoring the optimal biomechanics of the TMJ
- Reducing pain and dysfunction of the TMJ
- Reducing joint clicking and locking and improving range of motion of the TMJ
- Improving posture and mobility of the cervical region
- Improving respiratory mechanics
- Regulating the muscle tome of the neck and jaw
- Treating headaches, migraines and orofacial pain”
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