Shoe Sale!

50% OFF*

Summer is just around the corner, and we’re making room for new models. Starting now, enjoy 50% off all our previous shoe models currently in stock.

Shoes… in a physiotherapy clinic? Absolutely.

At Physio Dynamik, our mission is to support you from treatment all the way to returning to your activities. That also includes providing informed advice on your footwear—an important element of your biomechanics and your daily comfort.

Why our shoes? We carefully select each model, prioritizing:

increased flexibility,
minimal slope (zero‑drop),
science‑based features.

Our goal: offer shoes that respect your natural movement and interfere as little as possible with your biomechanics.

Come visit us at the clinic!

Try our models and leave with a pair adapted to your needs — at half price.

*OFFER STARTS NOW!

Details of our offer

All anterior models in stock

50% reduction

Promo code : Chaussures50pourcent

Vaild while supplies last

Come see our selection of shoes:
Monday 8:00 am to 9:00 pm
Tuesday 8:00 am to 9:00 pm
Wednesday 8:00 am to 9:00 pm
Thursday 8:00 am to 9:00 pm
Friday 8:00 am to 4:00 pm

Our physiotherapists

Robert Garcea

B.Sc.PT, M.Sc., PHT, MOPPQ

Physical therapist
Member of l’Ordre professionnel de la physiothérapie du Québec (OPPQ)
Expert in manual therapy
Expert in kinetic and motor control

Robert Garcea is a physiotherapist who graduated from the Faculty of Medicine at the Université de Montréal. He also finished his masters at the Université de Montréal and speaks French and English. Since his graduation, Robert has always worked in orthopaedic physiotherapy with a particular interest for manual therapy and the motor control of movements. This allows him to treat a vast range of orthopaedic injuries of a much diversified clientele, including athletes of all levels.

Courtney Stapleton

B.Sc., M.Sc.A, PHT, MOPPQ

Physical therapist
Member of l’Ordre professionnel de la physiothérapie du Québec (OPPQ)
Expert in manual therapy
Expert in kinetic and motor control

Courtney Stapleton is a physiotherapist graduated from the Faculty of Medicine & Health Sciences at McGill University. She speaks French and English.

Courtney is passionate about treating sports-related and orthopedic injuries with the latest evidenced-based practices. This passion for understanding human anatomy & biomechanics began at a young age as a competitive figure skater, where she competed in competitions across Canada & the USA. When working with physiotherapists after sports-related injuries, Courtney discovered that “movement is medicine” and decided to further this understanding by completing a bachelor’s degree in Anatomy & Cell Biology from McGill University. During this time, she found an interest in working directly with patients as an orthopedic clinical research assistant.

After much reflexion, Courtney entered into her Master of Science in Physical Therapy at McGill University, where she took a keen interest in the advanced manual therapy and sports physiotherapy courses. After completing her master’s, she stays up to date by pursuing various continuing education courses, including those from the Orthopaedic Division of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association (CPA). With her inquisitive and empathetic nature, she seeks to identify the key factors contributing to the patient’s condition.

While science forms the foundation of her practice, Courtney is also a visual artist. She specializes in watercolour painting, oil painting and illustration. Her passion for the creative arts injects a dose of innovation and personalization into her physical therapy approach. She recognizes that every patient has distinct needs and aims to craft treatment plans that are as unique as they are effective.

Outside of the clinic, you can find Courtney on the mountains, enjoying skiing and hiking, otherwise participating in yoga classes, and lifting weights. Nowadays, she uses these experiences when working with athletes of all levels to guide their recovery and maximize their potential!

Shayne Snape

B.Sc. Kin, M.Sc.A, PHT, MOPPQ

Physical therapist
Member of l’Ordre professionnel de la physiothérapie du Québec (OPPQ)
Expert in manual therapy
Expert in kinetic and motor control

Shayne Snape is a physiotherapist who graduated from the Faculty of Medicine at the Université du Québec à Chicoutimi (UQAC), affiliated with McGill University. He speaks French and English and is currently learning Mandarin Chinese.

Shayne is an expert in sports orthopedics. He is passionate about manual therapy for a wide range of injuries and is particularly interested in shoulder pathologies. His personal and professional background in contact sports have also allowed him to develop an interest in concussion-related rehabilitation. Whether it be an infant or an adult consulting, Shayne will take the time to listen to your concerns and provide a personalized approach while establishing a treatment plan that aims to optimize your rehabilitation.

In addition to being a physiotherapist, Shayne also holds the title of kinesiologist and has had the chance to take on the physical preparation, and rehabilitation of numerous athletes including both the soccer and football teams of the CEGEP de Chicoutimi and he has also worked with several local sports programs. His expertise with sports-related injuries lead him to being the Physical Therapist for the Canadian National U18 Handball team! As a youth athlete, he spent several years as a hockey goaltender for the sport-études de l’École Secondaire du Chêne-Bleu and played competitive soccer at the AA level. His experience as an athlete has allowed him to gather a greater understanding of the importance of adapting rehabilitation to an athlete’s specific sport and performance goals. As a former CrossFit coach, he is always ready to dissect more complex movements to facilitate motor acquisition in beginners as well as in elite athletes. Shayne believes that individualizing each patient’s rehabilitation provides a strong foundation for them to return to play safely, all while maximizing their potential.

To this day, Shayne remains an athlete at heart. In his free time, he commonly practices CrossFit and Ultimate Frisbee, and during the winter, you can find him on an ice rink or on the nearest ski slope. His version of a perfect Sunday involves relaxing, and watching another inevitable win from his favorite sports team, the San Francisco 49ers!

Ralitsa Mincheva

M.Sc.A, PHT, MOPPQ

Physical therapist
Member of l’Ordre professionnel de la physiothérapie du Québec (OPPQ)
Expert in manual therapy
Expert in kinetic and motor control
Perineal and urogenital re-education

Ralitsa Mincheva is a physiotherapist who graduated from McGill University’s Faculty of Medicine. She speaks French, English and Bulgarian.

Ralitsa has an immense interest in all aspects of physical therapy. Seeing as physical therapy is still an evolving profession, Ralitsa puts a lot of emphasis on her continuous education striving to provide evidence-based approaches. Furthermore, she strives to ensure an approach that includes multifaceted interventions. As such, her vision of physical therapy intertwines the musculoskeletal system with cardiopulmonary as well as neurological rehabilitation. Ralitsa’s priority is therefore to consider each client’s individual needs while simultaneously treating each body system for a more optimised and efficient approach.

With a background in biology and veterinary medicine, Ralitsa continues to have an interest in animal health, and the ways the human body converges in similarity to our four-legged friends. Because of her love for animals, Ralitsa originally pursued physical therapy with the idea to practice in equine rehabilitation. However, she rapidly discovered the extents to which physical therapy was helping improve the quality of life of those around her. In fact, Ralitsa considers that the greatest gift of being a physical therapist is her ability to help her loved ones with their injuries and pain. All of this helped her realise that her vocation would be to continue to invest in physiotherapy (with humans 😉 ).

Ralitsa is highly interested in uro-genital rehabilitation. She believes that there is still a lack of education on the importance of the pelvic floor. Unfortunately, many people who suffer from urinary incontinence and pelvic floor pain are left without resources. From athletes to patients with cancer diagnosis, her knowledge in these problems can be used to help increase quality of life and comfort.

Ralitsa is also interested in the field of oncology rehabilitation, having worked with patients with urological, gynecological and breast cancers. Patients with past cancer diagnosis or undergoing cancer treatment are often neglected when it comes to rehabilitation services. They can be unaware of the benefits physical therapy can provide for them. As such, Ralitsa continues to advocate for the improvement of physical therapy accessibility. This improved accessibility will lead to better quality of life, especially when undergoing painful treatments or living with the long-term effects of cancer.

Ralitsa is an avid lover of nature and makes it a priority to spend time outdoors. In her free time, you can find her doing spicy Vinyasa yoga flows, weightlifting to help maintain her strength and running, a passion she discovered when she joined the Physio Dynamik team. Not forgetting her initial interests, Ralitsa continues to apply physical therapy approaches on her beloved pets, helping them live happy and active lives.

Ariane Brouillard

B.Sc.PT, M.Sc., PHT, MOPPQ

Physical therapist
Member of l’Ordre professionnel de la physiothérapie du Québec (OPPQ)
Expert in manual therapy
Expert in kinetic and motor control

Ariane Brouillard is a physiotherapist who graduated from the Faculty of Medicine at the Université de Montréal. Putting high emphasis on the quality of her practice, she attaches a great importance to her professional development through continuous education. Ariane speaks French and English.

With a strong interest in orthopedic physiotherapy, Ariane is passionate about analyzing and understanding the biomechanics of the human body. She is very proud to use her expertise to help you.

Ariane will attentively listen to your needs and establish a personalized treatment plan specific to your goals in an environment of trust and pleasure. She will be happy to support you and advise you throughout your rehabilitation. Ariane will make sure to thoroughly assess your quality of movement in order to optimize your physical abilities in your favorite activities. Her interest in the recovery from all types of injuries motivates her to continually update her knowledge by taking courses in manual therapy, motor control, and kinetics

For Ariane, ensuring healthy adults begins with ensuring healthy children. She finds motor development in young people fascinating. Ensuring robust motor development from an early age not only optimizes motor skills in adulthood but also helps prevent injuries. Her clinical experience combined with her advanced pediatrics course allowed her to enhance her practice.

Ever since she was young, Ariane has always stayed active. She has practiced different sports such as gymnastics, dance, and running. It was during this period that she developed her interest in the human body, especially its ability to perform various acrobatics. Outside the clinic, you can find Ariane weightlifting at the gym. In the summer, you can also find her on a paddleboard or on hiking trails with Molly, her corgi.

Claude Bédard

B.Sc. PT, PHT, MOPPQ

Physical therapist
Member of l’Ordre professionnel de la physiothérapie du Québec (OPPQ)
Expert in manual therapy
Expert in kinetic and motor control
Expert in Running Analysis
Expert in cycling positioning

Claude Bédard is a physical therapist and has graduated in 2001 from the faculty of medicine of the Université de Montréal. He speaks English, French and Spanish. He is an expert in orthopaedic sports physical therapy, as well as in manual therapy and in motor control. He makes it a priority to stay up-to-date by regularly attending conventions and conferences of renowned specialists around the world.

His excellent abilities as a physical therapist have been recognised among elite athletes. Claude is the physical therapist for many sports teams and takes part in different tournaments. He has treated players of the Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP) as well as football players from the Montreal Alouettes.

Claude regularly competes as an athlete in Road and Trail running events. He is an endurance athlete as evidenced by his 80Km races! He is also passionate about cycling and cross-country skiing, which he practices extensively. Climbing high mountains guides his choice of travel destinations. In search of these summits, Claude traveled the European and New Zealand Alps, the Rockies, the Andes and the Pyrenees. In the past, Claude has competed in international soccer and badminton competitions as part of Team Quebec.

Christian Boddaert

B.Sc. PT, PHT, OCS, MOPPQ

Physical therapist
Member of l’Ordre professionnel de la physiothérapie du Québec (OPPQ)
Expert in manual therapy
Expert in kinetic and motor control
Expert in Running Analysis

Christian Boddaert has been a physical therapist since 1992. He is a graduate of the University of Ottawa and speaks French and English. Since his graduation, Christian has always worked in orthopaedic physiotherapy with a particular interest for manual therapy and the motor control of movements. This allows him to treat a vast range of orthopaedic injuries of a much diversified clientele, including athletes of all levels. At first working in Ontario, he then pursued his profession in orthopaedics in Naples and Fort Myers both in Florida. Since 2002, he has moved back to the Montreal region.

In the United States, Christian completed his post-graduate education in manual therapy with courses offered by the University of St-Augustine and the McKenzie Institute. In addition, he followed a series of courses offered by Mrs Shirley Sahrmann, PhD and her team for the evaluation and the treatment of motor control dysfunctions. Additionally, he obtained from the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) the accreditation of Orthopaedic Certified Specialist. Since his return, Christian has continued his training to reach the level III (E3-V3) in manual therapy from the Orthopaedic Division of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association (CPA).

Christian competed in volleyball at the national level as captain of the Titans of the Limoilou College and as captain of Team Quebec. As well, he is an alumnus of the l’Université Laval’s Rouge et Or volleyball team. After those years of competition, he now got acquainted with golf, running, tennis and squash.

Joseph Kaldas

B.Sc.PT, M.Sc.A, PHT, MOPPQ

Physical therapist
Member of l’Ordre professionnel de la physiothérapie du Québec (OPPQ)
Expert in manual therapy
Expert of kinetic and motor control
Expert in Running Analysis
Treatment of vertigo, dizziness and vestibular dysfunctions

Joseph Kaldas is a physical therapist graduate of McGill University. He is fluent in English and French and can speak Arabic.

Joseph obtained his bachelor of science in physical therapy in 2002. He then went on to graduate studies at McGill University. His major interest of study was the brain’s ability to change. Through his involvement in academic research, Joseph has had the privilege of presenting his work at the 2002 Canadian Congress of Physical Therapy in Halifax, Nova Scotia. He also presented his work at the 2003 World Congress of Physical Therapy (WCPT) in Barcelona, Spain. In 2004, Joseph received his master of science applied in rehabilitation sciences with a thesis centred on physical therapy outcome measurements for vertigo and dizziness conditions.

Joseph is a physical therapist working in an orthopaedic setting. His major orthopaedic clinical interests are motor control and kinetic dysfunctions and the manual therapy treatment of injuries. Following the completion of his master’s degree, he continued working with conditions pertaining to vertigo, dizziness and the vestibular system. Through his years of practice, Joseph has always made it a priority to stay up-to-date with the scientific literature related to physical therapy treatment of orthopaedic conditions. This has lead him to follow many post-graduate continuing education courses offered by l’Ordre professionnel de la physiothérapie du Québec (OPPQ) and the Orthopaedic Division of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association (CPA), as well as courses offered by experts from countries such as England, Australia and the United States.

Outside of physical therapy, Joseph is a fan of winter. You will find him snowshoeing up the hills in the Montérégie and skiing down the slopes in the Eastern Townships. During his years as a student, he was a lifeguard and spent many summers teaching swimming and lifeguarding lessons.

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Shoe Sale!

50% OFF*

Details of our offer

All anterior models in stock

50% reduction

Promo code : Chaussures50pourcent

Vaild while supplies last

Our physiotherapists

Robert Garcea

Courtney Stapleton

Shayne Snape

Ralitsa Mincheva

Ariane Brouillard

Claude Bédard

Christian Boddaert

Joseph Kaldas