Aditi Kapoor
Founder & Physiotherapist
Aditi Kapoor is one of Ekinox’s co-owners and co-founders, alongside Maxime Besner. She completed her master's degree at McGill University in 2013 and began working in Vaudreuil. In 2015, she became the head of the physical therapy department. Aditi continued to look for new ways to challenge herself until she became a partner in the company in July 2019!
Aditi has completed her levels 1, 2, and 3 in manual therapy with the Association Québécoise de Physiothérapie Manuelle Orthopédique (AQPMO). She is passionate about complicated shoulder cases, and has completed motor control training with Shirley Sahrmann and Jeremy Lewis. In the recent years, she has taken courses to help clients with jaw dysfunctions. She continues to expand her knowledge through continuing education and learning from her colleagues.
After becoming a mother, Aditi decided to get her certification in treating women with urinary incontinence and treating women throughout their pregnancy journey. She greatly enjoys being a resource person to women to help them better understand their bodies and empowering them to develop their full potential.
To take care of her mental and physical health, Aditi has been doing hot yoga and improving her practice for over 7 years. In December 2019, she successfully turned her personal passion into a professional skill by completing a medical yoga therapy course.
Another activity that helps Aditi recharge her batteries is hiking and going for long walks. Give her a good audiobook or an interesting podcast and she can walk for hours!
Aditi has completed her levels 1, 2, and 3 in manual therapy with the Association Québécoise de Physiothérapie Manuelle Orthopédique (AQPMO). She is passionate about complicated shoulder cases, and has completed motor control training with Shirley Sahrmann and Jeremy Lewis. In the recent years, she has taken courses to help clients with jaw dysfunctions. She continues to expand her knowledge through continuing education and learning from her colleagues.
After becoming a mother, Aditi decided to get her certification in treating women with urinary incontinence and treating women throughout their pregnancy journey. She greatly enjoys being a resource person to women to help them better understand their bodies and empowering them to develop their full potential.
To take care of her mental and physical health, Aditi has been doing hot yoga and improving her practice for over 7 years. In December 2019, she successfully turned her personal passion into a professional skill by completing a medical yoga therapy course.
Another activity that helps Aditi recharge her batteries is hiking and going for long walks. Give her a good audiobook or an interesting podcast and she can walk for hours!
