About Premier Physiotherapy

Roni is a registered physiotherapist practicing in orthopaedics. His educational background includes a Master of Science in Physical Therapy from the University of Toronto, which he earned after obtaining an Honours Bachelor of Science degree in Human Kinetics from the University of Ottawa.

Roni is a strong advocate for the therapeutic benefits of exercise and a proponent of evidence-based practice. He enjoys working with a wide variety of patients, both athletic and nonathletic, and his approach to physiotherapy aims to promote physical literacy and empower patients to engage in their preferred activities to the best of their abilities.

His treatment methods include a combination of manual therapy, dry needling, exercise prescription, along with education on injury reconciliation and prevention.

He has completed additional training in Functional Dry Needling, Introduction & Advanced Vestibular Rehabilitation, and The Diploma of Advanced Orthopaedic Manual and Manipulative Physiotherapy – Level 1 and Level 2 upper and lower courses.

Amélie is a Registered Physiotherapist with a passion for orthopaedic practice. She graduated from the University of Ottawa with a Master of Health Sciences in Physiotherapy in 2014, following completion of her Honours Bachelor of Health Sciences in 2012.

In 2021, she completed the Advanced Health Care Practice Master’s program in Comprehensive Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy at Western University, earning her FCAMPT designation. She has also pursued extensive postgraduate training, including Gunn IMS, acupuncture, and McKenzie Part A.

Amélie regularly attends courses, conferences, and professional symposia to continue expanding her clinical knowledge and skills in musculoskeletal rehabilitation.

Her treatment approach focuses on individualized, evidence-informed care designed to optimize movement, improve function, and support a return to meaningful activities. She works collaboratively with her clients to create treatment plans aligned with their goals, preferences, and lifestyle.

Her clinical approach may incorporate manual therapy, exercise prescription, needling, acupuncture, and patient education based on individual assessment findings and treatment goals.

Outside of the clinic, Amélie enjoys staying active. During her university years, she was a member of the University of Ottawa Women’s Fencing Team. In her free time, she enjoys running, hiking, strength training, and exploring a variety of sports and outdoor activities.

Janine is a registered physiotherapist, offering physiotherapy services in English and/or French. She graduated from the University of Ottawa with a Master of Health Sciences degree in Physiotherapy and an Honours Bachelor of Science degree in Human Kinetics.

Physiotherapy plays a crucial role in optimizing a client's participation in life, which Janine believes should not be taken for granted. She enjoys working with any client who is motivated towards reclaiming the sense of freedom that comes with improved comfort, movement, confidence, and capacity to play, even in the later years of life.

Janine's physiotherapy encompasses an evidence-based approach and personalized experience. Her treatment is founded on patient education, therapeutic exercise, manual therapy, and ongoing collaboration between the client and provider to develop and achieve patient-centered care.

She is dedicated to helping clients fulfill their diverse movement goals.

Outside of work, Janine enjoys hiking, biking, ice skating, skiing, latin dancing, karaoke, cooking, and a variety of recreational sports. In the near future, she hopes to train for triathlons, complete additional courses to support the needs of her clients, and improve in speaking Tagalog so that she can offer services in three languages.