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Physiotherapy in Plateau-Mont-Royal

Are you looking for a physiotherapist in Plateau-Mont-Royal because pain is returning, an injury is limiting your activities, or you want to get back into training with more clarity? At mvt+ Plateau-Mont-Royal, physiotherapy helps you understand what's happening, identify what's limiting your movement, and build a plan tailored to your daily life.

The clinic is located at 4450 Saint-Denis Street, on the 4th floor of the Courir store, a short walk from the Mont-Royal metro station. The goal is simple: to help you move better, reduce uncertainty, and resume your activities with a clear plan.

Understand your pain, regain your movement, and move forward with a clear plan

✓ Physiotherapy in Plateau-Mont-Royal, on Saint-Denis Street

✓ Personalized assessment of your pain, movement, and goals

✓ Clear plan to know what to do, what to change, and how to progress

✓ A human, practical, and movement-oriented approach

✓ Expertise in running, sports injuries, back, neck, knee, hip and shoulder pain

✓ Local clinic near Mont-Royal metro station

✓ Insurance receipts available and simplified claims process via TELUS eClaims where applicable

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For people who want to understand what limits their movement

The support at mvt+ Plateau-Mont-Royal is aimed at people who want to understand their pain, resume their activities and prevent a recurring problem from taking up too much space in their daily life.

You don't need to wait until you're completely immobilized to seek help. If pain recurs frequently, or if you're adapting your running, training, work, or movement routine, a physiotherapy assessment can help you gain a clearer understanding.

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Physiotherapy is particularly relevant if:

  • You run, go to the gym, cycle, climb, do yoga or recreational sports;

  • You work long hours sitting or in front of a screen and your back, neck or shoulders are starting to limit you;

  • You want to keep moving, but a knee, hip, ankle or shoulder is holding you back;

  • You have tried rest, stretching, self-massage or exercises found online without understanding why the pain returns;

  • You want a concrete plan, tailored to your body, your schedule and your activities.

The goal isn't to give you a ready-made answer. It's to help you understand what's influencing your pain, what to do next, and how to move forward with a realistic progression.

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In physiotherapy, we don't just look at where it hurts. We also try to understand what triggers the pain, what maintains it, how you move, and what you want to be able to resume.

At mvt+ Plateau-Mont-Royal, an assessment can be relevant in several common situations:

  • knee pain during or after running;

  • back pain related to teleworking, the gym or long periods of sitting;

  • neck or upper back pain after days in front of a screen;

  • shoulder pain during certain movements or exercises;

  • stiff or tender hip after training;

  • unstable ankle following a previous sprain;

  • running injury or gradual return to running;

  • discomfort that always returns in the same place;

  • feeling of compensating or of no longer moving naturally;

  • resuming the gym, cycling, running or recreational sport after a break;

  • there is a need to prevent a small problem from becoming a more serious injury.

You can consult a doctor even if your pain isn't serious. If it recurs, causes you to compensate, or starts to limit your activities, that's already a good reason to have the situation assessed.

Pain and injuries that can be assessed in physiotherapy

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A HUMAN-CENTERED, TARGETED, AND MOVEMENT-ORIENTED APPROACH

At mvt+ Plateau-Mont-Royal, the approach starts with a simple idea: before telling you what to do, you need to understand what is really going on.

Your physiotherapist will take the time to assess your pain, your medical history, your movement habits, and the activities you want to resume. The goal isn't to put you on a generic protocol, but to develop a treatment plan that takes your specific situation into account: computer work, running, gym workouts, cycling, recreational sports, a busy schedule, or recurring pain in the same area.

The approach may include:

An evaluation

Your pain, your mobility, your strength, and your movements.

Simple explanations

To understand what might be contributing to your discomfort.

Targeted treatments

Tailored to your situation, not a standardized approach.

Realistic exercises

Designed to fit into your daily life.

A suitable plan

To temporarily adjust some activities and gradually resume what matters to you.

A collaborative approach

Along with other mvt+ services (massage therapy, osteopathy, sports therapy, kinesiology) if that can better support your journey.

What matters is not just calming short-term discomfort. It's helping you know what to do next, to better understand your body, and to move forward with a clear plan.

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WHAT HAPPENS DURING A FIRST PHYSIOTHERAPY SESSION?

A first session at mvt+ Plateau-Mont-Royal is primarily used to understand what is happening: your pain, your context, your activities, your goals and what you want to be able to resume without worry.

The idea is not to give you a generic answer. It's to start from your reality to build a clear, realistic plan adapted to your daily life.

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YOUR PHYSIOTHERAPY IN THE PLATEAU-MONT-ROYAL

At mvt+ Plateau-Mont-Royal, the professional to highlight for this service is Danny Dinh, physiotherapist.

Danny Dinh

Physiotherapist

Danny, an orthopedic physiotherapist in Plateau, is certified by the Clinique du Coureur and an expert in treating sports injuries.

Access to the mvt+ Plateau-Mont-Royal clinic

438-802-9200

The mvt+ Plateau clinic is located at 4450 St-Denis Street, Montreal (Quebec) H2J 2L1, right in the Plateau-Mont-Royal area, a short distance from the Mont-Royal metro station.

Public transport: Mont-Royal metro station. Buses nearby: 14, 27, 30, 46, 47 and 51. Accessible access is available during the opening hours of the Courir Boutique via an elevator.
Street parking is also available.

Sunday: Closed
Monday: 9:00 AM–5:00 PM
Tuesday: 9:00 AM–5:00 PM
Wednesday: 9:00 AM–10:30 PM
Thursday: Closed
Friday: 9:00 AM–8:00 PM
Saturday: 9:00 AM–3:00 PM

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