Michelle Bibeau
Bio:
Hey Edmonton, my name is Michelle, and I am a physical therapist who is here to help you reach your rehab goals and guide you to pain free, functional movement. I am a graduate of the Physical Therapy program from the University of Alberta, and prior to studying in Edmonton I attended University in my hometown of Windsor, Ontario completing a Bachelor of Human Kinetics.
I provide treatment for a variety of orthopaedic injuries and conditions, to patients of all ages. Whether you have injured yourself during a sport related activity or in your everyday life, I would love to help you determine the root cause of your injury and guide you through your rehab process.
I take particular interest in treating dancers, as I have twenty-seven years of dance training and experience. My love of dance started at the age of three and developed over the years through competitive dancing, teaching and dancing aboard cruise ships professionally. I currently stay active in the Edmonton dance community by teaching adult drop-in classes and taking class myself. My goal is to help dancers manage a current injury, prevent further injury & understand how to create longevity in their dance journey.
My treatment techniques include education, exercise, functional dry needling, and hands on therapy. You will also be provided with a specialized home exercise program to aid in your rehab process. My approach to physiotherapy is similar to that of a dance instructor, where I am here to provide you with advice, knowledge and encouragement! Alongside my guidance, your own commitment to your recovery will be essential to your success.
I am also certified in Clinical Pilates and am proud to offer this movement modality as a form of physiotherapy assessment and treatment. It is a unique way to gain functional mobility and strength, utilizing the Tower and Reformer Equipment.
Designations: Master of Science in Physical Therapy, Bachelor of Human Kinetics (Major in Movement Science, Honours with Distinction), On Point Dry Needling Certification (Upper and Lower Quadrant), Clinical Pilates Certification
Treatment Type: Dry Needling / Intramuscular Stimulation, Injury Prevention, Manual Therapy – Soft Tissue/Massage, Manual Therapy – Mobilization, Pilates, Therapeutic Pain Education
Condition: Chronic Pain, Injury Prevention, Motor Vehicle Accident/Whiplash Injuries, Musculoskeletal – Spine, Musculoskeletal – Shoulder, Musculoskeletal – Foot and Ankle, Musculoskeletal – Knee, Sports Injury
Language: English
Clinic: Movement First Physio
Address: #201, 6766 75th Street NW, Edmonton, , Alberta T6E 5K1
Telephone: (780)-752-5788
Website: https://www.movementfirstphysio.com/
Accessibility: Private Rooms Available, Virtual Options Available
Payment Options: Credit Card Payment, Direct Billing for Insurance Claims, Motor Vehicle Accident Claims
Walkins/Referrals: Online Booking, Evening Hours
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