Michelle graduated from the University of Ottawa with a Master's of Health Science (Physiotherapy) in 2011. She also has a Bachelor of Education from Nipissing University (2004) and a Bachelor of Science (Honours Kinesiology) from the University of Western Ontario (2001). She is fluently bilingual and is a former elementary school teacher (French Immersion). Since she began practicing physiotherapy, she also has been trained in the following:
K-Taping Pro
Integrative Dry Needling
Myofascial-Pelvis, and Pediatric Myofascial Release (John F Barnes Institute)
McKenzie Part A: The Lumbar Spine Mechanical Diagnosis & Therapy
APTEI: Articular Dysfunctions of the Cervical Spine
Infantile Torticollis and Plagiocephaly
Dynamic Core for Kids
Brain Highways February
Degrees of Freedom Myofascial Release
Introduction to Neuro-Developmental Therapy
Rhythmic Movement Training International (Parts 1, 2, and SChool Readiness)
DC4K: Continence for Kids with Challenges
Physiopedia: Cerebral Palsy
Developmental Orthopedics of the Trunk and Lower Extremity (The Learning Workshop)
Every Motor Event is a Sensory Event First: Anxiety, Self-regulation and Postural Control
Academy of Pediatric Physical Therapy Annual Conference 2017
Medbridge: various courses
Physical Therapy.com: various courses
APTEI: Chronic Pain
Introduction to Pediatric Vestibular Rehabilitation
Dynamic Movement Intervention (Intro levels A and B)
Michelle uses a holistic and individualized approach during one-on-one sessions in order to help your child reach his/her full potential.
She is the mother of 2 young children, plays Ultimate Frisbee competitively, and enjoys spending time outdoors.
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The Assistive Devices Program (ADP) is an Ontario Ministry of Health program that provides funding support to residents with long-term physical disabilities to access personalized assistive devices.
The Assistive Devices Program (ADP) is an Ontario Ministry of Health program that provides funding support to residents with long-term physical disabilities to access personalized assistive devices.
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