ASK Physiothérapie
ASK Physiothérapie (Amadea S Kezar Physiothérapie)

ASK Physiothérapie (Amadea S Kezar Physiothérapie)

Pelvic Health PhysiotherapyMontreal

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ASK Physiothérapie is a pelvic health physiotherapy clinic at 4203 Ste. Catherine O. in Westmount, Montreal. Its site, which is offered in English and French, describes pelvic floor physiotherapy for men, women and the transgender community, covering urinary and bowel leakage, pelvic pain, pelvic organ prolapse, and pre and postnatal care. Appointments are one hour sessions with a certified pelvic floor physiotherapist, and no doctor's prescription is needed. Treatment is de...

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Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy

One hour sessions with a certified pelvic floor physiotherapist for urinary incontinence, anorectal dysfunction, pelvic pain disorders and pelvic organ prolapse, in men and women.

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More than Kegels (workshop)

A Pelvic Floor 101 group led by a pelvic health physiotherapist on pelvic anatomy, common dysfunctions, bladder retraining and practical exercises.

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Pelvic Hope – The Pelvic Pain Workshop

An 8 week group for people with chronic pelvic pain, guided by a licensed psychologist and a pelvic health physiotherapist.

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Yoga for pelvic pain

A 7 week series developed by a pelvic health physiotherapist and certified yoga instructor, open to men and women.

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Massage Therapy

Swedish, deep tissue, myofascial release and trigger point therapy, athletic, and pre and postnatal massage, working alongside the physiotherapists.

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Specialties

Urinary incontinencePelvic painPelvic organ prolapsePre and postnatal pelvic floor careAnorectal dysfunctionPudendal neuralgiaEndometriosis related painMen's pelvic healthTransgender pelvic health

Our Team

Isabelle Kienzle

Isabelle Kienzle

M.Sc PT, Pelvic Health Physiotherapist

Isabelle is a certified physiotherapist and OPPQ member with a Masters in Physical Therapy from l'Université de Montréal. She came to pelvic floor rehabilitation after being a client of the clinic and has interests in urinary incontinence, pelvic pain and sexual dysfunction.

Stephanie Cuillerier

Stephanie Cuillerier

RMT Massage Therapist

Stephanie is a certified massage therapist with the FQM. She combines targeted injury and pain management with a relaxing approach and holds certifications in Swedish, prenatal and deep tissue massage, Thai yoga, myofascial release, trigger point therapy and PNF stretching.

Candice Robson

Candice Robson

Administrative Assistant

Candice has over 20 years of customer service experience and an interest in pelvic health. She welcomes clients and keeps the office running smoothly.

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Montreal

4203 Ste. Catherine O., Suite 201
Montreal, QC H3Z 1P6

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4203 Ste. Catherine O., Suite 201

Montreal, QC H3Z 1P6

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1:Do I need a prescription from my doctor to see a pelvic floor physiotherapist?

No. You can see a pelvic floor physiotherapist without a prescription. The clinic will contact your doctor if it needs more information.

Q2:Is pelvic floor physiotherapy covered by insurance?

If your insurance provider covers physiotherapy, then pelvic floor physiotherapy will be covered. The clinic says this is a private service not covered by Medicare and asks you to check your private insurance coverage.

Q3:Will I receive an insurance receipt?

Yes. All patients receive an insurance receipt for treatments provided at ASK Physiothérapie, and receipts are issued after each consultation.

Q4:Can I bring my baby to my appointment?

Yes. The clinic says it is baby friendly and that its priority is that you have access to quality pelvic health care.

Q5:Do I have to have an internal exam?

No. The clinic says you are the patient and in control of what happens during each appointment, and that it will work within your comfort zone. The pelvic floor muscles are important to assess for a full picture of what may be contributing to symptoms.

Q6:Do I need to wear anything in particular?

No. The clinic says to come in your regular clothes.

Q7:How can I pay?

The clinic lists cash, debit and e-transfer as payment options, with all payments due at the time of service.

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Certifications

Amadea S. Kezar: M.Sc PT, certified physiotherapist, member of the Ordre Professionnel de la Physiothérapie du Québec (OPPQ), Masters in physiotherapy from McGill University

Isabelle Kienzle: M.Sc PT, certified physiotherapist, member of l'Ordre Professionnel de la Physiothérapie du Québec (OPPQ), Masters in Physical Therapy from l'Université de Montréal

Stephanie Cuillerier: RMT, certified massage therapist with the FQM (Fédération Québécoise des massothérapeutes)

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