First interested in the field of health and curious about manual therapy Laurie obtains, in 2016, her bachelor’s degree in Osteopathy (B.Sc.) from the full-time program of the Canadian College of Osteopathy of Montreal.
At the beginning of her career, having her first office in a gym, Laurie works with a mainly sports clients including Crossfit athletes, runners and triathletes, working with an orthotherapist specialised with this clientele. Sportswoman at heart, she practices herself functional training, cycling, climbing, snowboarding and outdoor sports on a regular basis. Her interest in sport led her to explore cognitive disorders in athletes who suffered multiple concussions for her thesis in order to obtain her D.O.
Due to her very complete academic training, little by little, her clientele diversifies. Her knowledge, curiosity and versatility now allow her to adapt to a wide range of clients: babies, child, adults, athletes, pregnant woman, etc.
Through a dynamic approach, she aims to release the body so that it recovers its physiology and balance using structural, myofascial, cranio-sacral and visceral techniques and supporting the customer by giving personalized advices.
Karine has a bachelor’s and a master’s degree in physiotherapy from Université Laval, and is committed to partnering with her clients in order to actively involve them in the rehabilitation. It quickly establishes a relationship of trust in order to build an intervention plan tailored to the client’s expectations.
A member of the Professional Order of Physiotherapy of Quebec (OPPQ) and the Canadian Association of Physiotherapy (CPA), Karine stands out with her listening skills, her dynamism and her commitment. Since the completion of her studies, she has continued to perfect her techniques in manual therapy and to update her knowledge by following several training courses focusing on the neck and shoulders.
Avid fan of the outdoors, yoga enthusiast and competitive athlete, Karine is versatile and treats clients with neuromusculoskeletal injuries of all ages.
She is available both day and evening to meet with you at the Centre TMO!
Raised in an active and health-conscious family, her interest in the field of health and wellbeing has been a natural evolution that was reinforced through positive personal experiences with alternative healthcare.
Finding that the remedies offered by allopathic healthcare were at times not suitable, she had recourse to various alternative healthcare modalities at times as a substitute or as a complementary treatment, solidifying her interest in a career in the alternative health field.
Massage therapy was an easy gateway into Manual Therapies, which meet her need to have an active lifestyle coupled with the opportunity to work directly with people. However, feeling limited by the scope of practice, she sought a more holistic form of intervention that would pursue the cause of the dysfunction. Osteopathic Manual Therapy was the answer for her.
Nearing the end of her studies in Osteopathic Manual Therapy, combined with the vast 15 years of experience as a the Massage Therapist, her treatments can be tailored to suit the client where they are on their wellness journey.
Having witnessed firsthand the impact a healthy lifestyle can have on quality of living she is adamant about helping others find the same freedom and understanding toward their body. Her approach aims at uncovering and eliminating the blockage that get in the way of balance, to help clients manage stress, recover from injuries, address chronic conditions and find harmony in various systemic functions of the body.
First interested in the field of health and curious about manual therapy Laurie obtains, in 2016, her bachelor’s degree in Osteopathy (B.Sc.) from the full-time program of the Canadian College of Osteopathy of Montreal.
At the beginning of her career, having her first office in a gym, Laurie works with a mainly sports clients including Crossfit athletes, runners and triathletes, working with an orthotherapist specialised with this clientele. Sportswoman at heart, she practices herself functional training, cycling, climbing, snowboarding and outdoor sports on a regular basis. Her interest in sport led her to explore cognitive disorders in athletes who suffered multiple concussions for her thesis in order to obtain her D.O.
Due to her very complete academic training, little by little, her clientele diversifies. Her knowledge, curiosity and versatility now allow her to adapt to a wide range of clients: babies, child, adults, athletes, pregnant woman, etc.
Through a dynamic approach, she aims to release the body so that it recovers its physiology and balance using structural, myofascial, cranio-sacral and visceral techniques and supporting the customer by giving personalized advices.
Mathilde has the necessary qualities to offer a massage that is both conforting and energizing. She hopes to apply to her cummulative learnings to benefit her client’s needs.
Mathilde has been practicing massage therapy since 2010 and she is a member of the Network of Professional Massage Therapists of Quebec (RMPQ). She was first trained in Swedish massage at Guijek, the Quebec Institute for Integral Health, in Montreal. This professional training focusing on a holistic approach, allowed her to master massage techniques in accordance with the highest standards recognized in the profession. Passionate about body and mind harmonization, Mathilde also showed interest in energy massages.
Her desire to learn different efficient massage techniques brought her to Thailand, where she attended Thai massage classes which you will be able to appreciate through her expertise in restoring flexibility and mobility to your body. She recently completed a second professional training with Giujek, in shiatsu massage therapy, which is in the realm of oriental massage, where the energy channels of the body are stimulated by stretching and applying acupressure on specific points.
Mathilde has always felt the need to express her passion for human beings and health while keeping in mind the fine balance between knowledge and know-how. She pursued a university degree in health sociology, in parallel with her practice and her training in massage therapy.
“The well-being I bring to others, with the simple yet powerful tools like touch and massage, brings me a wonderful sense of accomplishment!“
Emmanuelle graduated from the Massage and Orthotherapy Academy in 2014, a school that has enjoyed an excellent reputation for many years. She is a member of the Network of Professional Massage Therapists of Quebec, which represents a guarantee of reliability and professionalism.
Emmanuelle specializes in Swedish-style relaxation massages, an approach designed to remove the accumulation of stress in your body, which she masters perfectly. Also passionate about infant massage, she graduated from the International Association of Infant Massage (IAIM). She shares her knowledge of the diverse techniques of infant massage by teaching to parents who are delighted to see their baby so relaxed.
In addition, Emmanuelle holds a Bachelor’s degree in sexology and many experiences in the field of community intervention. Focusing on her client’s specific needs make her a skilled and caring massage therapist.
As part of the multidisciplinary team specializing in physiotherapy, massage therapy and osteopathy, she constantly enriches her massages with techniques and knowledge shared by the other TMO Center therapists.
All in all, Emmanuelle will be happy to meet you!
Passionate about sports, in 2007, Anik Laflamme finished a degree in kinesiology specialized in sports supervision from the University of Sherbrooke. Her main interest is the treatment of sports injuries which led her to pursue training as an orthotherapy technician at the Academy of Massage and Orthotherapy in 2008.
Anik completed her master’s degree in physiotherapy at the University of Ottawa in 2010. A member in good standing of the Professional Order of Physiotherapy of Quebec, she subsequently completed a continuing education course, the A-Lumbar Spine Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy from McKenzie Institute. She also trained as NCCP Youth Soccer Coach in 2004 and 2006, which allowed her to coach soccer teams.
Since 2010, Anik Laflamme has been part of the Centre TMO team. The Nautilus Plus Fitness Center in Hull also benefits from her kinesiology skills as she works there as a Level 2 personal trainer.
Clément has one goal in mind: to help everyone manage their “life capital” and their daily well-being in a responsible and autonomous way. His interest lies predominantly in sports injuries and their recovery in relation to performance, postural problems, pregnancy-related pains and various digestive disorders.
Clément was trained at the Institut Supérieur d’Osteopathie (ISOstéo) in Lyon, France, for 6 years. He received a comprehensive training that allowed him to build a highly respected practice. He masters all the osteopathic spheres: cranial, visceral and musculo-articular.
After playing high-level rugby for many years, he has cultivated some common values with osteopathy such as adaptation, concentration, respect and good perception of the human body.
At the entrepreneurial level, Clément had the opportunity to open his own practice in France, which allowed him to take care of many patients and consequently to treat and relieve various types of pain. Living in Quebec since 2017, Clément particularly appreciates the multidisciplinary approach of the Centre TMO clinic.
All in all, Clement Morat is an osteopath who likes to take care of his patients and makes every effort to help them find their path to health.
Passionate about health and driven by a deep conviction that she can give you the best massage therapy treatment you deserve, Meriem will take good care of you.
Meriem has more than 10 years of experience in physiotherapy and massage therapy. She is an accredited member of the Quebec Federation of Massage Therapists (FQM), which is the largest organization in the field of massage therapy in Quebec, guaranteeing the public high quality standards in terms of training, professionalism and ethical behavior.
Meriem masters Swedish massage, lomi-lomi, deep tissue, sports and toning. And if you are looking for a massage therapist specializing in the treatment of lymphoedema, Meriem is specialized in lymphatic drainage according to the Vodder technique. She is also trained in “Cupping Therapy”, which consists of applying cupping on different points of the skin aimed at releasing tension where needed.
In addition to her massage therapy treatments, Meriem has also specialized in pre and post natal gymnastics in order to help women in their perinatal journey.
With her in-depth knowledge of the human body, a massage session with Meriem begins with an assessment of your condition. Depending on your need for pure relaxation or treatment by therapeutic massage, she can also use, among other things, her training in posturology to re-align your body.
Meriem is passionate about her job and always creates a unique treatment approach adapted to each of her clients. Find a appointment with Meriem, her knowledge will win you over.
François Ménard obtained his Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology at the University of Sherbrooke in 2012. In order to deepen his knowledge and skills in manual therapies, he continued his path to the postgraduate diploma of specialized studies (DESS) in therapeutic exercises. Graduating with honors, he became a massage therapist, orthotherapist and physiotherapist.
Always in search of improvement, he is currently pursuing further studies in osteopathy at the prestigious College of Osteopathic Studies (CEO) of Montreal, where he is on his way to graduating.
François has all the knowledge and skills necessary to rebalance the various body systems (musculoskeletal, nervous, visceral and cranial), and prescribe specific exercises to optimize your results.
Mathieu Girard is a health professional who uses his hands and knowledge to determine the root of the symptoms. His goal is to solve the problem in an effective and durable way using the different techniques of physiotherapy and osteopathy.
After graduating from the Cégep de Chicoutimi Physical Rehabilitation Therapist program in 1995, Mathieu developed a keen interest in the evaluation and treatment of musculoskeletal injuries. A few years later, he improved his approach by obtaining his Bachelor’s degree in Physiotherapy from the University of Ottawa.
In 2004, he joined the team of the Hull Center for Manual and Osteopathic Therapies. He became co-owner of the clinic the following year.
In 2011, Mathieu bought the clinic and moved it to a beautiful building on St-Raymond Boulevard in Gatineau. Now known as the Centre TMO (Manual and Osteopathic Therapies), the clinic now offers massage therapy services, in addition to physiotherapy and osteopathy.
On a perpetual quest for improvement, Mathieu studied osteopathy at the Osteopathic Center of Quebec in Montreal, where he obtained his osteopath diploma after following 6 years of training.
Over the years, Mathieu Girard has taken several post-graduate courses in advanced manual therapies, neuro-proprioceptive tapping, running injuries, positional vertigo, shoulder injuries, and much more.
PHYSIOTHERAPY, OSTEOPATHY AND MASSAGE THERAPY SERVICES: THREE CLINICS IN ONE.
If you have a sports injury, joint pain, back or neck pain, and are looking for a competent professional, the Centre TMO is your solution!
79 St-Raymond Boulevard
Gatineau (Hull sector), Qc
J8Y 1S4
Customer services:
| Monday | 8:30am – 8:00pm |
|---|---|
| Tuesday | 8:30am – 8:00pm |
| Wednesday | 8:30am – 8:00pm |
| Thursday | 8:30am – 6:00pm |
| Friday | 8:30am – 4:00pm |
Therapists: Schedules vary
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