Ariane graduated from the University of Montreal in 2007 with a Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy.  During this time, she worked as an assistant physio for the university football team, giving her an initial insight into working in a sporting environment.

After graduating, she worked for the next 3 years in a sport physiotherapy clinic in Montreal, working with a diverse range of clients, including elite athletes. She was also the head physiotherapist for an elite men’s gymnastics club treating Olympic hopefuls, and she worked at the Cirque du Soleil training facility working with a variety of interesting characters and athletes.

Ariane has been working in the Sea-to-Sky corridor since 2010 and she focuses on hands on treatment techniques and exercise prescription. When she is not in the clinic you will find Ariane in the mountains doing all the activities that people love to do in Pemberton.

Marie-Helene graduated from the University of Montreal in 2006 with a Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy. MH was involved in the sports field since her early years as an assistant physio university football team.  

After working 2 years at a sports clinic in downtown Montreal, she decided to pursue her passion for sports and arts by joining Cirque du Soleil. She worked 3 years at the Cirque du Soleil Headquarters in Montreal and then joined the Quidam tour through South America, North America and Europe for the following 4 years. As a head physiotherapist, she managed 52 elite circus performers from 20 different countries while touring a new city each week.

After her exciting touring adventure, she moved to Whistler to continue her active lifestyle and enjoy the beautiful BC scenery. Since 2014 MH has been practicing in the Sea-to-Sky in both Whistler and Squamish. Her approach consists of a complete bio-mechanic body assessment, manual therapy, soft tissue release techniques and specific exercise programs.  She and her best friend Ariane are excited to be treating together again in amazing Pemberton.