Since earning her bachelor degree in athletic therapy from Concordia University in 2004, Marie-Claude has developed extensive skills through her experience in athletic therapy. For many years, she covered many events at the McGill Sport Medicine Clinic as the chief therapist of university teams of volleyball, basketball as well as track and field at the university.Marie-Claude has been part of the judo Canada medical team since 2005 and has participated as their chief therapist in their international events such as World Cups, World Championships, Pan-Am championships and the Olympic games of 2016 in Rio de Janeiro. She is also accredited with the Sports First Responder certification. From 2010 to 2017, while continuing her full-time clinic work with university and national sports teams, she completed her osteopathic education at the Collège d'études ostéopathiques (CEO) of Montréal. Marie-Claude is a practicing osteopath and active member of the association Ostéopathie Quebec (OQ).As a skilled athletic therapist and osteopath, Marie-Claude is an expert in sports injuries of athletes and active individuals of all levels. Her clientele varies, including pregnancy et post-partum, babies and kids, seniors and post-surgical orthopedic cases and more.See Marie-Claude's website at https://osteoatmcdion.com/