Lyne Martel, Physiotherapist

About

Lyne graduated from Laval University in 1993 with a degree in physiotherapy. She is co-owner and one of the founders of four Axo Physio physiotherapy clinics. She quickly pursued her training in advanced manual therapy after completing her university studies, as well as several courses on muscle control of the shoulder, knee, cervical and lumbar regions. Also concerned about issues affecting pregnant and postpartum women, she completed training in the assessment and treatment of pain in this clientele in order to help women live this important period of their lives to the fullest and without pain. More recently, she also completed training at the Runner's Clinic aimed at preventing and treating running injuries. She is always on the lookout for training opportunities to update and perfect her knowledge.

Still passionate about physiotherapy after many years of practice, she does everything she can to help her clients continue or resume their activities, being herself an athlete at heart. Still practicing many sports such as tennis, running, cycling, cross-country and downhill skiing, skating, and hiking, she has a good understanding of the demands of many sports and the injuries that can occur in these activities. Her athletic background, combined with all the training and experience she has accumulated in physiotherapy over the years, are certainly assets that will help you get back on your feet, whether you are an athlete or not. She is recognized as a very compassionate professional who is attentive to her clients' needs.

Continuing education:

Manual therapy completed level 3 (spinal and peripheral)

Cervical stabilization level 2

Assessment and treatment of pregnant women

Assessment and treatment of running injuries

Prosthetics and shoulder osteoarthritis

Myofascial therapy

Neuro-proprioceptive taping level 2

Lumbar stabilization

Training and refresher course on the treatment of shoulder tendinopathies

McKenzie approach part B

Regular participation in several dinner conferences and symposiums organized by the OPPQ and AQPMO.