Isabelle was born in Northern New Brunswick, and brought her Eastern charm to Ontario to pursue a Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy at the University of Ottawa. Fuelled by a thirst for life, she never stops learning. She has completed a wide range of postgraduate courses including her Level 3 Manual Therapy with Orthopedic Division of the CPA, Gunn IMS certified, acupuncture, running injury prevention, vestibular rehab, concussion treatment management and Selective Functional Movement Assessment (SFMA).

Through education and practice, she has gained a solid expertise in musculoskeletal injuries, sports medicine and prevention of overuse injuries. She has been part of the University of Ottawa Health Services team since 2003, where she spent over a decade working with the Gee-Gees. Her main passion is sports, and she continues to serve varsity athletes through her practice.

Her motto: success in recovery goes beyond the physical realm. She takes time to explore other influencing factors with clients as part of their complete pain management strategy. She strives to keep individuals of all ages active by using a comprehensive treatment approach that combines hands-on interventions and functional movements.

For Isabelle, life is all about staying active. When she is not working, she can be found playing sports, hiking, running or cycling.

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Victoria is a graduate of the Masters in Physiotherapy at the University of Ottawa. Born and raised in Montreal, she moved to Ottawa in 2017 to complete her Honours Bachelors in Health Sciences which she completed in 2021.

Throughout her studies, Victoria worked as a student trainer mainly with the Gee gees women’s volleyball team, men’s football team and men’s lacrosse team. She has also had the opportunity to work with local organization such as the Cornwall Wildcats, the Gloucester Griffins Junior B Lacrosse team as well as the Ottawa Sooners. She is no stranger to high performance sports and athletes as she has also been involved with OUA Championships (Waterpolo, Fencing), multiple USports National Championships (Rugby, Soccer, Basketball), Rugby Canada, as well as the National Gymnastics (Rythmic and Artistic) Championships.

Through her education and experience, Victoria has developed a passion for musculoskeletal injury assessment, treatment and prevention through manual therapy, home-exercise programs and patient-therapist collaboration. Victoria strives to help her patients and athletes return to their daily activities and sports to their best ability. Victoria is proud to offer bilingual care.

When she is not in the clinic, Victoria can be found in the gym, playing/watching sports, hiking, or baking. Victoria grew up playing high-level soccer both for her school and town.

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Teresa Gravelle has been working on Campus at the University for over 30 years. She graduated from McGill University with a BSc in physiotherapy and worked in New Zealand and Australia early in her career. In 1997, she obtained her advanced diploma in Manual/Manipulative Physiotherapy (FCAMPT). She has taught and mentored students in the Orthopedic Division of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association (CPA) Manual Therapy courses for the past 25 years. In 1998, she obtained her Certificate with the Acupuncture Foundation of Canada (CAFCI) and in 2012 she obtained her Gunn IMS certification (dry needling). She graduated from Western University with a Masters of Clinical Science in musculoskeletal (MSK) physiotherapy in 2008. In 2012 she was a recipient of the CPA’s “Clinical Specialist designation in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy”.

Teresa enjoys being a life-long learner and has taken over 100 post-graduate courses in physiotherapy but she has learned more from her patients than anyone else. Teresa likes to use an eclectic, person-centered approach in her treatments. This involves education, manual therapy, acupuncture/IMS and exercises tailored to the individual. She sees people of all ages and enjoys complex cases. In her spare time Teresa is an avid reader and enjoys traveling with her family. Teresa enjoys doing fun activities such as down-hill skiing, skating, swimming, cycling and lots of walking.

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Lorraine LeBlanc Hendry, Registered Physiotherapist PT, BScPT, FCAMPT, DScPT, TPI Certified Medical 2 As a graduate of the University of Toronto with her Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy, Lorraine continued her studies while working in the field of orthopaedics, manual therapy, sports physiotherapy and paediatrics. She then completed a Doctorate of Science in Physical Therapy in 2017 through Andrews University in Michigan, U.S.

Lorraine taught Sports Physiotherapy for 10 years in the Physiotherapy Program at the University of Ottawa and she has also been an instructor in the Orthopaedic Division of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association for over 30 years. She is a Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Manual Physiotherapy (FCAMPT)—the highest level of orthopaedic training in Canada. She is also Titleist Performance Certified (TPI), Level 2 Medical for the evaluation and treatment specific to golfers. Lorraine is happy to provide bilingual care.

Lorraine has provided sports injury coverage through the years, particularly in support of figure skating, diving, golf, and tennis athletes. She believes clinical diagnosis, manual therapy, exercise and education are the focus of a thorough evaluation and hands-on treatment of spinal, peripheral, sports injuries, and concussions for patients of all ages.

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