Dr. Marjorie Drolet was raised in Quebec City and moved to Toronto to complete her education. She graduated from York University in 2006 with a degree in Kinesiology and Health Sciences. Dr. Drolet later received her Doctor of Chiropractic degree from New York Chiropractic College in 2010, where she was inducted into the Phi Chi Omega Chiropractic Honor Society.

Currently, Dr. Drolet is trained and certified in various chiropractic and soft tissue techniques, including Active Release Technique® (ART), Graston Technique® (GT), SHIFT Concussion Management, the Activator method, and K taping. She has a passion for anatomy and helping others and continues to take new classes and training to serve her patients with the latest techniques. Proficient in both French and English, Dr. Drolet also has a good knowledge of Spanish.

Dr. Marjorie Drolet was raised in Quebec City and moved to Toronto to complete her education. She... Read More

Jumana Khambatwala graduated from D Y Patil College of Physiotherapy in Mumbai, India in April 2012 and practiced there until 2018. In 2019, Jumana moved to Ottawa where she began practicing as a Physiotherapist in good standing with the College of Physiotherapists of Ontario.

Jumana has experience treating patients of all ages with a variety of musculoskeletal conditions, sports injuries including concussion, joint replacements and pelvic health conditions. She is certified in Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy, Acupuncture and Dry Needling. Jumana’s physiotherapy assessment and treatment techniques include Manual Therapy like Mckenzie and Mulligan Mobilization, Acupuncture, K Taping, Exercise Therapy, Graston, Trigger point release, Active Release Technique and pelvic floor physiotherapy.

Jumana decided to become a Physiotherapist because of her interest in human anatomy and kinetics and her passion to help people. For her, the most amazing part of being a Physiotherapist is problem solving, clinical reasoning and communication with patients. She believes that since no two patients are ever the same, the approach and treatment for every individual also may not be the same. She is grateful every day in practice for the opportunity to meet, engage with, and help people from all stages of life.

Jumana believes that physiotherapy just doesn’t help patients with their ailments but also helps them with their confidence and quality of life. As a Physiotherapist, her goal is always to have a holistic and patient centric approach that will make them feel better and also help them to lead a healthier and fitter lifestyle. When not at work, Jumana enjoys traveling, going on hikes, working out and exploring new places.

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A member of the College of Massage Therapists of Ontario since 2008, after his graduation from Kine Concept Institute Ottawa campus, Jim brings over 15 years experience as an RMT at the time of the Capital Wellness Clinic grand opening. Having always worked in multidisciplinary clinics he enjoys collaborating with his colleges on the best course of action for his clients. Jim has extensive training in myofacial release and fascial restructuring having completed all courses in MIPA as a Myofascial Integrative and Postural Alignment Practioner. He’s also had advanced training in scar work, shoulder, neck and low back dysfunctions and for running athletes. Jim has become adept over the course of his career at discovering the source of client ailments. His motto is ‘figuring out the problem is half the battle’. He then charts a course to realign the less than optima areas. This results in better movement and overall function for his clients. Often times he finds his clients have been living with discomforts that they thought would be permanent! Having been in 2 car accidents, with longer term concussion symptoms, Jim has experienced the long road to recovery. This has informed his understanding of clients living with chronic pain, recovering from severe injuries and surgeries, systemic issues like autoimmune and fibromyalgia, concussions and old traumas that didn’t heal properly. He’s regularly worked with people with overuse and athletic injuries, cancers, TMJ and workplace related aches over the years. Outside of work Jim tries his best to keep up with his two teenage children. With any left over free time his latest focus is to get outside everyday in nature and be physically active. With the goal of reaching peak physical performance, increasing energy levels and improving overall wellness, as he navigates and maximizes all that the middle age stage of life has to offer.

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