Dr. Andréanne Poulin, D.C.
Doctor of Chiropractic from Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières in 2011, member of the Order of Chiropractors of Quebec. Two years at a multidisciplinary clinic in Montreal, then opened Axis in 2013. Continuing education in gentle instrument-based techniques and shoulder rehabilitation.
She works alongside Dr. Louis-Étienne Caron, D.C., a 2019 graduate who handles sports files, and Mélanie, a physical rehabilitation therapist who manages exercises and return-to-training plans.
Four commitments, kept since 2013
The way Axis works comes down to four rules. They apply to every patient, from the first call to discharge.
Understand before treating
No adjustment before the full history and exam. If your pain is not a chiropractic matter, we tell you and refer you.
A written plan
Estimated number of sessions, frequency and the goal of each step: you know where you are going before you start.
You choose the technique
Manual adjustment or gentle instrument techniques: we explain both, and you decide.
Discharge is the goal
Once it is resolved, we discharge you. Maintenance care exists, but it is never a condition.
Thirteen years on the same axis.
- 2011 The doctorate Dr. Andréanne Poulin completes her doctorate in chiropractic at the Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières.
- 2013 Axis opens After two years in a multidisciplinary clinic in Montréal, she opens the clinic on boulevard Lebourgneuf.
- 2019 Sports injuries Dr. Louis-Étienne Caron joins the clinic and takes charge of sports injuries.
- 2021 Rehabilitation Mélanie, a physical rehabilitation therapist, handles exercises and the return to training.
What Our Clients Say
“Three years of sciatica. After eight sessions, I go up my stairs without thinking about it.”
Serge M.
“32 weeks pregnant and I couldn't sleep anymore. Gentle techniques, no worries at all.”
Maude T.
“She discharged me after five visits instead of stretching it out over a year. That says it all.”
Guillaume R.