A passionate team of therapists
Meet our team of therapists.
Eric Boucher
physiotherapist
Éric holds a bachelor’s degree in physiotherapy from the Université de Montréal since 2002. Since his youth, his love for sports has led him to pursue his career in physiotherapy.
Eric has completed several trainings during his years of practice. It is thanks to his passion for running and triathlons that he has chosen to perfect his knowledge in the prevention and treatment of running injuries since 2012, as well as bike positioning and a Silver certification from Bike PT since 2018. He can now marry his passion and his work.
With the primary goal of helping people regardless of their level of activity, he has been trained in physiotherapeutic punctuation and dry needle to optimize the result of these treatments. Always driven by performance and the opportunity to bring people to the top of their game, the idea of founding its brand new Altius Physio clinic took shape in 2021. This new clinic represents the image of Eric’s philosophy: balance, passion and joie de vivre!
A clinic located in Vaudreuil-Dorion that will allow her to continue her care, but also to offer new complementary services to her patients in a multidisciplinary clinic. Every day and a challenge! Whether to work or to take care of these five children and his family who remains at the heart of his priorities. He has also taken on some sporting challenges such as two Ironman, Montreal-Quebec by bike and Quebec-Montreal by running. He has owned four physiotherapy clinics as well as a running shop in his professional career.
charlène de grosbois
Clinic coordinator
tanya crépeau
Osteopath
After several work experiences, each more rewarding than the next, Tanya was looking to invest in an approach that would lead her to fulfill herself both on a human and profesionnal level.
A chilhood dream that she thought was very far away, Tanya finally decided to embark on a journey in which she was certain she had found her way… Osteopathy.
Having acquired throughout her work experiences a maturity and determination that constantly led her to surpass herself, question herself and improve her knowledge of the practice, Tanya has developed a well rounded career that can serve her well in her practice as an osteopath. Her constant questioning and her sense of continuous improvement fully supports an excellent sense of listening that she has developed throughout her life experiences.
She is proudly a mother of three magnificent children who are for her and her spouse another way to fullfil themselves, she is now ready to welcome you, after five years of studying and developping her understanding and mastering of osteopathic techniques.
As a graduate in osteopathy, she has begun her practice in St-Zotique and will be able to issue osteopathy insurance receipts.
Cynthia Foucault
physiotherapist
Cynthia completed a Master’s degree at UdeM in 2013 to become a physiotherapist. As a student, she was already involed in various sporting events, especially football, as a sports first responder. She worked in a private clinic for nearly 10 years where she treated all types of musculoskeletal injuries. She continued to be involved with various football teams in the Valleyfield area as a therapist. She perfected her work by following various classes in neuro-proprioceptive taping, mobilization of the myofascial system, manual therapy, etc. Having diversified interests, Cynthia acquired the knowledge to treat women requiring perineal and pelvic rehabilitation. Also, she added pediatrics to her practice by treating babies with plagiocephaly/toricollis and developmental delay. Finally, to continue to improve her techniques, she received the certificate for the application of physiotherapeutic punctures with dry needles (PPDN). Recently, she even joined the PPDN training team in 2022. Loving her work and touching on different branches of physiotherapy, she above all wishes to help her patients to the best of her ability and wishes to pass on her knowledge.
LAURIANNE CREVIER
physiotherapist
A 2013 graduate of the Université de Montréal, Laurianne grew up in the Vaudreuil-Soulanges region and is a former volleyball athlete. From 2012 to 2017, she held the position of head physiotherapist of the Université de Montréal Carabins women’s volleyball team. She also accompanied Team Canada to the FISU (International University Sports Federation) Summer Universiade in July 2015 in South Korea. In December 2017, Laurianne obtained the FCAMPT (Fellows of the Canadian Academy of Manipulative Physiotherapy) designation following the successful completion of the advanced examination of the Division of Orthopedics of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association. This designation allows her to pass on her knowledge to physiotherapists who are continuing their training in manual therapy. She also holds a certificate for peripheral and vertebral manipulations and is currently developing expertise in jaw evaluation and treatment. Motor control and postural rehabilitation are also part of her therapeutic approach. Laurianne is passionate about physiotherapy. With all these trainings, she is known for having a human and warm approach. She is committed to her patients’ goals and listens to their needs.
