Louise Fonteyne
PT, MSc. PT, BSc.
Registered Physiotherapist
Adult Pelvic Health (All Genders)
Dry Needling Provider
Services offered in English and French
Louise is a registered physiotherapist with the College of Physiotherapists of Ontario. She completed her Bachelor’s degree in physiology and kinesiology as well as her Masters in Physiotherapy at McGill University. Since then, she has further developed her skills through continuing education in pelvic health physiotherapy, orthopaedic physiotherapy, and chronic pain management.
Louise est aussi une physiothérapeute bilingue. Si vous préférez communiquer en français, n’hésitez pas de consulter avec Louise pour vos besoins en physiothérapie et la rééducation périnéale.
Passionate, enthusiastic, and full of contagious energy, Louise gets excited about helping her patients feel good. Louise believes having a strong and healthy body leads to having a strong and healthy life, and she is committed to helping her patients discover their full potential. Whether it’s getting back to your routine post-partum, working through pelvic pain, or rehabbing post pelvic surgery, Louise has got you covered. She has experience working with pre/post natal concerns, working with gender diverse individuals and gender affirmation care, pelvic pain concerns, perimenopause concerns, male pelvic health concerns, and much more. She’s passionate about helping her patients understand the nature of their concerns and working with them collaboratively to find the best solutions to the problem. Regardless of what your goals are, Louise can help you get back to your full potential.
Louise is a lifelong mover, having competed as an endurance swimmer and water polo player. She has experience in powerlifting, yoga, and long distance running.
Call us at 647.352.7742 or
book online for pelvic floor physiotherapy or one of our other pelvic health and wellness services.
To Book an Appointment
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