Léa D’Anjou

About

Léa graduated with a degree in Physical Therapy Techniques from Cégep Garneau in 2021. Since then, she has gained experience working with both orthopedic and geriatric patients, which has allowed her to develop a versatile skill set and an approach tailored to each patient’s needs. She is currently pursuing her studies in physical therapy at the University of Sherbrooke to further deepen her knowledge and refine her practice.

Over the years, Léa has developed a particular interest in orthopedic manual therapy and the myofascial approach, notably through several continuing education courses. She places great importance on listening, communication, and building a relationship of trust with her patients to effectively support them in their rehabilitation.

Dynamic and attentive, she prioritizes a personalized approach centered on each person’s goals and lifestyle. Her constant desire to learn and her professional curiosity drive her to continually seek the best ways to optimize recovery and return to daily activities.

Outside the clinic, Léa particularly enjoys traveling, the outdoors, and movement in all its forms, interests that fuel her passion for rehabilitation and overall well-being.

Education:

-Chronic Pain Prevention – Association Physio-Montréal (2021)

-Certificate – Motor and Sensory Rehabilitation, Université du Québec en Abitibi-Témiscamingue, Quebec (2022)

-Structural Myofascial Therapy Level 1: Discovering the Fascia – Atlas Médic, Quebec City, QC (2023)