Sarah graduated from Touro College in Manhattan, NY with a Doctorate of Physical Therapy. She went on to work at a pediatric outpatient clinic in Chicago where she stayed for over 3 years, working with children ages 0-21 with a variety of diagnoses including developmental delay, stroke, cerebral palsy, torticollis, autism etc. She has since moved back to Montreal and continues to treat children in the clinical setting, daycares and their homes.

Sarah is a big believer in evidence-based practice and always turns to the literature when creating and implementing a treatment plan. She relies also on her inter-disciplinary team, who she often consults prior to creating a treatment plan for her patients. For Sarah, the most rewarding part of her job is watching her patients reach their goals and full potential. When she is not working, she enjoys spending time with her family, skiing and cooking!

Ashley Messias is a McGill University graduate, having obtained both Bachelor and Master of Physiotherapy degrees. Ashley finished her MSc first in her class and was awarded the Lois Radcliff award, which is granted to the Masters student who has achieved high academic results & success in clinical placements. She has always had a passion for pediatrics, and loves to watch her patients’ progress from session to session. She believes in helping children to reach their full potential, and seeing her patients and their parents smiling after sessions is irreplaceable.

Becoming a licensed pediatric physiotherapist has helped her turn her love and passion of helping people into a fulfilling and exciting career. Ashley works in a variety of settings including pediatric clinics, homecare, daycare and schools. She completed a placement at the Alyn Hospital in Jerusalem, a leading hospital in pediatric rehabilitation, treating children with a wide scope of conditions including cerebral palsy, neuromuscular diseases, spinal cord injuries, brain injuries, and burns. In her spare time, Ashley enjoys practicing yoga, cooking and spending time with friends and family. She is looking forward to witnessing and being involved in her patients’ growth.