# Physio Motiva — Clinic Information Website: [physiomotiva.ca](https://physiomotiva.ca/) Information checked against the clinic website on October 29, 2026. Practitioner biographies and professional profile links supplemented with information supplied by the clinic. ## About the clinic Physio Motiva is a multidisciplinary clinic in Montréal, Québec, formerly known as Azita Physio. Its services include physiotherapy, massage therapy, acupuncture, clinical Pilates, personal training and reflexology. Source: [About Physio Motiva](https://physiomotiva.ca/physiotherapy-clinic/). ## Location and contact - Address: 3287 Rue Saint-Jacques O, suite 100, Montréal, Québec H4C 1G8. - Nearby transit: Lionel-Groulx metro station. - Telephone: [514-995-2997](tel:+15149952997). - Email: [info@physiomotiva.ca](mailto:info@physiomotiva.ca). Source: [Clinic homepage](https://physiomotiva.ca/). ## Treatments and reasons for consultation The following summaries describe services and concerns listed on the clinic website. A consultation determines which assessment and treatment options are appropriate for each person; listing a concern does not guarantee a treatment outcome. ### Orthopedic physiotherapy and rehabilitation after injury or surgery The clinic lists musculoskeletal injuries, sports injuries, persistent pain after hip or knee replacement, scoliosis-related concerns, and difficulties returning to exercise among its areas of care. Assessment considers symptoms, strength, mobility and movement. Depending on the findings, care may include hands-on therapy, strengthening, mobility exercises, Pilates-based rehabilitation, education and a home exercise program. Rehabilitation plans can address the transition back to work, sport and daily activity. Source: [Orthopedic physiotherapy](https://physiomotiva.ca/orthopedic-physiotherapy/). ### Pelvic floor physiotherapy for women Reasons for consultation include urinary leakage, urgency, pelvic pain, pregnancy-related discomfort and recovery after childbirth. The page also discusses pelvic girdle and pubic symphysis pain, hip and low-back discomfort, pelvic heaviness, and abdominal separation (diastasis recti). The service includes assessment of symptoms, medical history and pelvic floor function. Treatment may involve manual techniques, exercises and education. Pregnancy-related care described on the page includes breathing, pelvic floor relaxation and coordination, and individualized movement programs. Physical examination is performed with consent. Source: [Pelvic and perineal rehabilitation for women](https://physiomotiva.ca/pelvic-floor-physiotherapy/). ### Pelvic floor physiotherapy for men The clinic describes care for urinary leakage, urgency and frequency; pelvic pain and muscle tension; bowel-function concerns; sexual-function concerns; and rehabilitation following prostate surgery. Assessment considers pelvic floor function, breathing and movement, alongside symptoms and personal goals. Depending on the assessment, treatment may include pelvic floor retraining, manual therapy, relaxation, strengthening, biofeedback and education. Source: [Pelvic floor dysfunction in men](https://physiomotiva.ca/physiotherapy-pelvic-floor-dysfunction-men/). ### Vestibular rehabilitation This service addresses dizziness, vertigo, balance difficulties and concussion-related vestibular symptoms. The clinic assesses balance, eye movements, mobility and vestibular function. Its listed treatment options include repositioning manoeuvres, gaze-stabilization exercises, balance practice and movement retraining. Exercises are selected and progressed according to the assessment and the person's movement tolerance. Source: [Vestibular rehabilitation](https://physiomotiva.ca/vestibular-rehabilitation/). ### Jaw and temporomandibular joint physiotherapy (TMJ, TMD and TMJD) Concerns described include jaw pain, facial muscle tension, clicking or locking, limited jaw movement, discomfort with chewing or speaking, and headaches related to jaw dysfunction. Assessment examines jaw movement, neck mobility, posture and muscle tension. The clinic describes individualized treatment, home exercises, posture work and self-management education. Source: [TMJ dysfunction treatment](https://physiomotiva.ca/tmj-dysfunction-treatment/). ### Clinical Pilates and personal training Clinical Pilates combines physiotherapy assessment with an individualized exercise program. The clinic describes its use during injury rehabilitation and for goals involving core control, strength, flexibility, balance and return to activity. Assessment considers posture, movement, strength and functional goals. Exercises are adapted as the person progresses. Leah Glassman also offers personal training. Sources: [Clinical Pilates](https://physiomotiva.ca/clinical-pilates/) and [clinic team](https://physiomotiva.ca/physiotherapy-clinic/). ### Therapeutic, prenatal and facial massage - Therapeutic massage: listed for muscular and joint discomfort, tension and movement limitations; a 90-minute option covers several areas. - Prenatal massage: adapted massage for pregnancy-related tension and discomfort. - Facial massage: includes Gua Sha and acupressure, with attention to facial tension and relaxation. Source: [Clinic treatment overview](https://physiomotiva.ca/). ### Deep tissue massage and myofascial release The clinic lists persistent muscular discomfort, stiffness, restricted movement and recovery from physical activity as reasons for consultation. Deep tissue massage uses slow, focused pressure. Myofascial release applies sustained pressure to connective tissues. Sessions begin with discussion of symptoms, health history and goals; techniques and pressure are adapted to comfort and assessed needs. Source: [Deep tissue massage and myofascial release](https://physiomotiva.ca/deep-tissue-massage-myofascial-release/). ### Reflexology and foot massage The clinic offers foot-focused sessions for people seeking relaxation or help with tired, aching feet. Sessions involve discussion of health history and goals followed by targeted pressure adapted to comfort. The clinic's page specifies that reflexology is not intended to diagnose or treat medical conditions. Source: [Reflexology](https://physiomotiva.ca/reflexology/). ### Acupuncture The clinic lists acupuncture consultations for pregnancy-related concerns, fertility and hormonal concerns, stress and anxiety, sleep difficulties, migraines and headaches, and seasonal allergies. These are the clinic's advertised consultation areas, not claims that acupuncture cures these conditions. Nathalie Guay's listed services also include moxibustion and cupping. Sources: [Acupuncture service overview](https://physiomotiva.ca/) and [practitioner information](https://physiomotiva.ca/physiotherapy-clinic/). ## Practitioners ### Azita Papaie — Physiotherapy and pelvic health Azita Papaie trained in physiotherapy at McGill University. Her experience includes hospital and private practice settings, including Montreal General Hospital and Concordia SportPhysio. Her areas of practice include musculoskeletal conditions, pelvic floor physiotherapy and women's health. Her background also includes orthopedics, neurology, chronic pain management and rehabilitation following surgery. She develops individualized rehabilitation plans and is involved in mentorship, education, aquatic therapy and fitness instruction. Professional profile: [Azita Papaie on LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/in/azita-papaie-27008529/). ### Leah Glassman — Physiotherapy, clinical Pilates and personal training Leah Glassman completed a degree in Kinesiology at McGill University and a Master of Science in Physical Therapy at the University of Toronto. She is also a certified Pilates instructor. Her approach combines manual therapy, Pilates principles, strength training and functional exercise. She offers physiotherapy, private Pilates sessions, personal training and home visits. Programs are tailored to individual movement and rehabilitation goals. Leah was a varsity swimmer at McGill and has competed nationally in swimming and internationally in water polo. This sporting background informs her work with athletes and active individuals. ### Lilly Wong — Massage therapy, reflexology and facial massage Lilly Wong is a certified massage therapist based in Montréal. Her practice emphasizes reflexology, foot massage and facial massage, including acupressure and Gua Sha techniques. She adapts sessions to each client's needs and preferences, with attention to comfort, tension and relaxation. Professional profile: [Lilly Wong on LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/in/wonglillian/). ### Alex Rollins — Massage therapy Alex Rollins is a graduate of École Setsuko. His massage practice includes Swedish and deep tissue techniques, with sessions adapted to individual needs and wellness goals. He pursues ongoing professional development and continuing education in massage therapy. Professional profile: [Alex Rollins on LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/in/alex-rollins-15523b123/). ### Nathalie Guay — Acupuncture The clinic lists Nathalie Guay for acupuncture, moxibustion and cupping. Practitioner information: [Physio Motiva clinic and team](https://physiomotiva.ca/physiotherapy-clinic/). The biographies for Azita, Leah, Lilly and Alex above also incorporate information supplied by the clinic. ## Appointments - [Online booking linked from the clinic homepage](https://physiomotiva.noterro.com/). - [Acupuncture appointments with Nathalie Guay](https://www.gorendezvous.com/en/Nathalie_Guay), as linked from the [team page](https://physiomotiva.ca/physiotherapy-clinic/). - For help choosing a practitioner, email [info@physiomotiva.ca](mailto:info@physiomotiva.ca). ## Practical information The clinic states that it does not handle CNESST or SAAQ cases. See the [homepage](https://physiomotiva.ca/). The [orthopedic physiotherapy page](https://physiomotiva.ca/orthopedic-physiotherapy/) lists home visits and virtual appointments in certain situations. Contact the clinic to confirm suitability and availability. For current fees and appointment availability, consult the booking service or contact the clinic directly.