The team

After experiencing repeated injuries, he completed a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology at the University of Victoria, driven by a desire to better understand injury prevention and rehabilitation. Deeply connected to the local running community, Olivier co-founded Nomad Runners in 2022, a free weekly group that meets every Wednesday evening. As the founder of Endura Physio, he combines performance science, biomechanics, and rehabilitation to help clients recover from both acute and chronic injuries. His approach integrates manual therapy, dry needling, and individualized exercise programming to restore confident, pain-free movement. Outside the clinic, Olivier enjoys running, cycling, ski touring, and home renovation projects.

She is also involved with the Upwards Volleyball League as a physiotherapist, when she's not playing on the court herself. Iolanda approaches each patient with care, attention, and a highly personalized mindset. Outside the clinic, she enjoys beach volleyball, tennis, skiing, and baking, her favorite form of meditation.

He completed both his Bachelor's degree in Kinesiology and Master's degree in Physiotherapy at McGill University in 2017 and 2020, respectively. He strives to empower and educate his patients to adopt exercise as a key component of both injury recovery and a healthy lifestyle. With a personal history of concussions, Federico was motivated to study concussion care and vestibular rehabilitation in greater depth to better serve those in need. He uses a personalized, evidence-based approach to help his patients achieve their goals, no matter how big or small. Outside of the clinic, Federico enjoys playing ball hockey, video games, and exploring Montreal with his infant son.

Whether the goal is relieving chronic pain, recovering from injury, or simply relaxing and recharging, Katherine is committed to providing care that is both soothing and effective. She is also devoted to continuous learning, regularly exploring new techniques to refine her skills and deliver the highest quality treatment. Outside of work, Katherine enjoys video games and design.

Outside the clinic, Rafaëlle enjoys hiking with her loyal companion, playing volleyball, and exploring her creativity through art.

She enjoys working with athletes of all levels and combines her clinical physiotherapy practice with coaching competitive figure skating. Outside the clinic, Eugénie spends much of her time at the rink skating or coaching. When she's not there, or caring for her cats at home, she's often exploring a new sport to try.

Alexandra focuses on building trust and creating treatment plans that reflect what matters most to each patient, whether that means lifting their children without pain or returning to sport. By combining movement-based rehabilitation, manual therapy, and self-management strategies, she empowers patients to take an active role in their long-term health. Outside the clinic, Alexandra enjoys snowboarding, boxing, running, and volleyball.

She continues to expand her knowledge and expertise through the microprogram in pelvic health at Université de Montréal. Sofia takes a personalized, client-centered approach to care, combining education, exercise prescription, and manual therapy to develop treatment plans tailored to each person's goals. She aims to help clients return to the activities they love with less pain and symptoms, while building the tools and confidence to maintain their progress long-term. She strongly believes in empowering her clients to take an active role in their rehabilitation and help them take ownership of their health and well-being.