Physiotherapist 

Andrea Dewar graduated from McGill University in 2001 with a Bachelor degree in Physical Therapy. She is a member of l'Ordre professionnel de la physiothérapie du Québec and is recognized by the Canadian Alliance of Physiotherapy Regulatory Boards. Andrea worked at the Montreal General Hospital for several years before joining the Action Sport Physio team in 2005. Since graduation Andrea has taken several post-graduate courses including Manual Therapy (E1V1), Myofascial Release and is presently completing her Level 2 Manual Therapy. Away from the clinic, Andrea has worked with the Dollard Water polo Club as well as the Pointe Claire Swim Club as a physiotherapist consultant.

Osteopath

Christophe Szumki obtained his diploma from the University of Masso-Kinésithérapy, situated in Lille, France. In 1998, Christophe also obtained a diploma from (L’ Institut Franco-Britannique d’Ostéopathie), in Paris. Owner of a physiotherapy clinic for many years in France, Christophe decided to go back to his studies and take additional osteopathy courses. After a lot of hard work & dedication he graduated and presented his thesis on techniques in visceral, articular and cranial techniques. After having directed his practice in Osteopathy, he went on to specialize in the treatment of horses and jockeys ( equestrian osteopathy, IFOREQ). He dedicates a generous amount of his time in equestrian competitions in Canada, Europe and the United the States as well as for horse shows such as Cavalia. # Member of (l’Ordre de Masseurs-Kinésithérapeutes français) # Member of (l’Association franco-britannique d’Ostéopathie) # Member of (la Sociéte des Ostéopathes du Québec) # Member de (l’Association Française d’Ostéopathie et de Réadaptation Équine) Thanks to many years of experience with athletes and people wanting to improve their health and quality of life, his treatment tools and techniques continue to evolve for the benefits of his patients.