Nathalie Côté
Nathalie Côté graduated from the University of Ottawa in 1995 and 1999, where she received a degree in Human Kinetics and in Physiotherapy. She is a certified manual therapist (CMT) from Australia and is certified with the Acupuncture Foundation of Canada Institute (CAFCI). She uses both manual skills and acupuncture to treat various musculo-skeletal injuries with great success.
Nathalie has published an article in the Journal of Rehabilitation Outcomes Measurement (2000) and is currently working on a study that is examining mobilizing practices for patients with in-dwelling femoral lines. She is also part of the University Health Network Allied Health Team that teaches various levels of cardio-respiratory courses to other physiotherapists across Eastern Canada.
In her free time she trains and competes in various activities such as Adventure Racing, triathlons, orienteering and marathon running. When the wind is right, kite surfing/boarding is always part of her extensive activity list.
Physiotherapy
Physiotherapy is a health profession dedicated to:
- Improving and maintaining functional independence and physical performance
- Preventing and managing pain, physical disabilities, impairments and limits to participation
- Promoting fitness, health and wellness
Physiotherapy is anchored in movement sciences and concerned with the function of multiple body systems and aims to enhance or restore function. Physiotherapy is committed to health, lifestyle and quality of life. This holistic approach incorporates a broad range of physical and physiological therapeutic interventions and aids.
Conditions commonly treated by physiotherapists include:
- Sports Injuries
- Motor Vehicle Accidents
- Repetitive Strain injuries
- Postural alterations
- Arthritis
- Strains and Sprains
Physiotherapists analyze the impact of injury, disease or disorders on movement and function. They help to promote, restore and prolong physical independence by enhancing a client’s functional capacity.
Physiotherapists encourage clients to assume responsibility for their health and participate in team approaches to health service delivery.
For more information you can visit the Ontario Physiotherapy Association website http://www.opa.on.ca/. Also check out our BLOG pertaining to sports injuries.
To make an appointment or for more information please contact us at 416 907-0103 or by emailing us here
