Our Therapists

Jasmine Pollice

Co-Owner and Physiotherapist

Jasmine graduated with her B.Sc. in Physical Therapy from McGill University in 2006. She quickly gravitated towards orthopedic physiotherapy, and after a few years, developed a passion for manual therapy. Working alongside her partner Alla, as well as her mentors, Elaine Maheu and Doreen Killens, Jasmine obtained her certification as a Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Manipulative Physical Therapists (FCAMPT) in 2016.

Jasmine continued her post-graduate education in 2018, graduating from University of Western Ontario with a Master’s of Clinical Science in Advanced Healthcare Practice.

After a brief stint working in downtown Calgary in 2018, Jasmine returned to Montreal, and is currently co-owner of Physio ProForm. Her specializations include treating chronic pain, sports injuries, peri-partum care, headaches and temporo-mandibular joint (jaw) dysfunctions.

Jasmine has been involved with teaching at McGill University’s School of Physical and Occupational Therapy since 2012. In 2022, she was hired as a Faculty Lecturer. She also teaches within the AQPMA, a continuing education organization offering advanced manual therapy courses to graduated physiotherapists.

Jasmine practiced equestrian show-jumping at a competitive level for over 19 years. She also played soccer for several years, which was highlighted by making Vanier College’s senior team in 2001.

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Sonia Toy

Physiotherapist

Sonia graduated with her M.Sc. in Physical Therapy from McGill University in 2021. She also holds a B.Sc. in Kinesiology from McGill University completed in 2019. Throughout her studies, Sonia has developed a thorough understanding of the human body and its complexities. Sonia has a passion for learning and is committed to diversifying her physiotherapy knowledge through continuing education courses.

Sonia uses a holistic approach to guide her evaluations, focusing on all aspects of the individual and identifying the root of the problem. She then uses a combination of evidence-based treatment approaches that are individualized to each client’s needs. This includes manual therapy techniques, myofascial release techniques, exercise prescription, and the Mulligan and Mackenzie approaches. 

Sonia loves to work with clients of all ages. Her specific interests include shoulder, lower back, sciatica, and neck related issues. No matter the complexity of your situation, Sonia will guide you in your recovery making your well-being the top priority.

Sonia is a strong believer in staying active and the concept of “movement as the best medicine”. She participates in a variety of sports including cycling, running, basketball, tennis, and snowboarding. She was also part of the collegiate rowing team in cegep and university.

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Veronica Muccino

Physiotherapist

Veronica graduated with a M.Sc. in Physical Therapy from McGill University in 2024 and holds a B.Sc. (Honours) in Athletic Therapy from Concordia University, where she completed her degree in 2022. During her time at Concordia, Veronica had the opportunity to work with athletes from a wide range of sports, including lacrosse, hockey, football, soccer, and basketball. While she thoroughly enjoyed working with an active population, Veronica felt she had more to offer, which pushed her to pursue her M.Sc. in Physical Therapy.

Veronica brings a unique blend of expertise in injury prevention, rehabilitation, and enhancing physical performance. As a firm believer in the power of active recovery, Veronica uses a hands-on, personalized approach to help patients move better and feel stronger. She is dedicated to creating individualized treatment plans tailored to your specific goals—whether you are recovering from an injury, managing pain, or simply looking to improve your overall well-being.

With a passion for working with patients of all ages, Veronica’s areas of interest include orthopedic injuries, pre- and post-operative care, and manual therapy. No matter your needs, Veronica is committed to supporting you through your recovery and helping you get back to the activities you love most.

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Josh Whelan

Physiotherapist

Josh Whelan is a McGill University-educated physiotherapist with a passion for orthopedic sports physiotherapy. He is fluent in French and English, and if his German and Italian are a little out of practice, feel free to test his memory!

In orthopaedics, his main areas of interest are motor control, kinetic dysfunctions and the manual treatment of injuries. His clinical experience also includes disorders related to vertigo, dizziness and dysfunctions of the vestibular system.

Josh is particularly interested in how the human body works, and its amazing capacity for adaptation and rehabilitation, enabling it to develop a wide range of skills and achieve great feats. Through the practice of sport, fitness and music, he has been led to question the relationship between body and mind in peak performance situations. His growing curiosity and personal research naturally led him to the study and practice of physiotherapy.

With a Master’s degree in classical singing from the University of Toronto, he has been artist-in-residence at the Opéra de Montréal and has performed in opera and concert throughout North America and Europe. His career as a professional musician, which demands discipline, communication skills, insight and rigor, enriches his clinical practice and enables him to offer a service tailored to artists and their needs.

A guitar and piano teacher, he knows how to adjust to different contexts, objectives, abilities and learning styles, and uses his pedagogical skills to guide his patients through the exercises and lifestyle modifications necessary for their rehabilitation.

As fitness has always been a central part of his life, Josh has played on soccer and lacrosse teams, as well as competing in track and field. He enjoys long-distance running, callisthenics and the outdoors. Originally from Nova Scotia, he has a penchant for hiking, camping, fishing and being on the water.

Certifications

• Peripheral joint manipulation

Sofi Dagenais

Massage Therapist, member of RITMA 

Sofi obtained her certification as a massotherapist in 2005 from the Guijek Institute. Passionate about the human body and her craft, Sofi continues to study and perfect her work, while practicing massage therapy privately as well as within a multi-disciplinary setting. 

Sofi has complemented her studies with certifications in lymphatic draining, osteodynamics, cranio-sacral biodynamics, and the G.D.S. approach for muscular and articular chains. In 2015, she completed her studies in osteopathy.

Curious by nature, Sofi has many interests, including life sciences, the arts and personal development. She is currently studying clinical applications of the polyvagal theory by Stephen Porges. 

Her special interests in clinic include chronic pain and ailments, as well as the impact of stress on the human body. 

Profoundly caring, Sofi will accompany your well-being journey with understanding, acceptance, and occasionally a much-needed touch of humour. 

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