Véronique is a clinical director and physical therapist with more than 22 years of combined experience in France and Quebec. Her interest in physical therapy began during her teenage years, following a diagnosis of scoliosis that quickly made her aware of the importance of understanding and taking care of her body.
Trained in France, where she practiced for over 15 years, she later moved to Montreal and obtained her equivalency in physical therapy from the University of Montreal. Today, she works with patients of all ages using an approach focused on function, independence, and long-term well-being.
Her clinical practice focuses particularly on scoliosis and postural disorders, post-operative care, hand conditions, and neurological disorders. She also has experience in oncology, including manual lymphatic drainage, and conducts functional assessments for adapted transportation (STM).
A former elite monofin athlete for 15 years, she has developed a deep understanding of the body in motion and regularly works with athletes of all levels. Her approach is characterized by rigorous clinical reasoning, a precise therapeutic touch, and a holistic view of the body that integrates posture, movement, and education.