Marjorie Dumoulin-Lafleur

Osteopath

Marjorie has been working in the healthcare field since 2012. First, as a kinesiologist specializing in the prevention and rehabilitation of musculoskeletal injuries. Then, following several years of training, as an osteopath. She will treat your pain with a gentle and respectful approach. While focusing on the problem at hand, the results of treatment will be felt throughout the body. She treats people of all ages, from children to the elderly, and all conditions, including pregnant women.

Clinical Interests

Head trauma, concussions and headaches
Pregnant women care
Neurological pain
Lower limb injuries
Chronic pain
Foot pain
Back pain

Academic Trainings

Osteopath D.O. (Centre Ostéoapthique du Québec)
Bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science, Concordia University (2012).

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“I consulted Marjorie at Hexa Physio following neck and back problems that dated back several decades. After a few weeks of continuous treatment and exercise, I was delighted to see a marked improvement in both my mobility and my pain. I can only express my gratitude for her excellent intervention. Her professionalism and kindness were more than a relief, they were a real benefit. Thank you Marjorie!” (Translated from French)

- Nicole Legault

“I'm a veteran who suffered physical injuries on missions. These gave me back, neck, ankle and sciatic nerve pain. I was extremely limited in my daily activities, and back and neck injections were necessary to reduce the intensity of these pains so that I could sleep at night. In addition, the stress caused by my PTSD had the effect of increasing my pain. Since I've been having [osteopathy] treatments at Hexa Physio with Marjorie, I've noticed a considerable reduction in my pain and no longer need injections in my back and neck. Thanks to Marjorie's professionalism, I can sleep better and this has had a significant impact on my PTSD treatments. In conclusion, there is a major improvement in my quality of life thanks to Marjorie's care.” (Translated from French)

- Pierre Chapdelaine