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A state-registered physiotherapist who qualified in 2013 at the top of her year, she led a rehabilitation department before devoting her practice to women's health. Owner of her practice in Essonne since 2021, she hosts physiotherapists there on continuing education placements and teaches two courses in pelvic health.
2013
State Diploma in Physiotherapy, top of her year
7 years
Head of department in a general rehabilitation and follow-up care centre
2021
Opening of her practice, working exclusively in women's health
4
Physiotherapists and an osteopath she hosts at her practice
She began in hospital and in team management before narrowing her practice to women's health. It is that double experience — running a department, then specialised practice — that explains the way she teaches: protocols that hold up in the clinic, not only on paper.
2013 · Initial training
Top of her year, awarded the title of best apprentice.
2013 to 2020 · Employed practice
In charge of the allied health section of the health centre, the site's lead for musculoskeletal disorder prevention, and an instructor in safe handling and posture.
2017 · Academic teaching
Université Paris-Saclay, in Orsay.
Since 2021 · Clinical
A practice she set up in Essonne, where three fellow physiotherapists and an osteopath also work, and which hosts physiotherapists on continuing education placements.
Since 2022 · Teaching
Biofeedback, pessary fitting trials in the clinic, management of pelvic organ prolapse, biomechanics and movement in pregnancy.
Since 2023 · Knowledge sharing
The CREIL congress in Limoges, on the place of the pelvic floor in musculoskeletal and respiratory rehabilitation, a talk at Rééduca on the role of physiotherapists in endometriosis, and a podcast for women's health professionals.
Speaker at the CREIL congress in Limoges (2023), on the pelvic floor as a key to musculoskeletal and respiratory rehabilitation.
Co-presenter of a talk at Rééduca (2023), on the role of physiotherapists in the management of endometriosis.
Instructor in safe handling and posture, and lead for musculoskeletal disorder prevention, trained by the CRAMIF in assessing working conditions in the health sector.
Clinical placement supervisor: her practice hosts physiotherapists on continuing education placements in women's health.
4,92/5 · 100 % of the 12 participants recommend this course (post-course questionnaire)
Pelvic organ prolapse taken up from the assessment onwards: what you look for, what you offer, and how to carry out a pessary fitting trial in the clinic. Julie passes on the approach she applies in her own exclusive practice.
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The basics of abdominal and pelvic floor care after childbirth: structuring the assessment, giving the patient autonomy and making the return to activity safe.
Discover the courseJulie is a great teacher and takes the time to answer every single one of our questions, without judgement. Everything was covered, with a real intent to stay hands-on so that you can use the course as soon as you are back in the clinic.
Everything was perfect. Julie is a committed instructor who takes the time to answer questions, genuinely passionate and completely on top of her subject.
Quality content, very good exchanges with the instructor, plenty of hands-on work. It fits our practice really well.
Julie Cantournet is a state-registered physiotherapist who qualified in 2013 at the top of her year. After seven years in a rehabilitation and follow-up care centre, several of them as head of department, she opened her practice in Essonne in 2021, dedicated exclusively to women's health.
Two on-site courses: the management of prolapse and the basics of postnatal rehabilitation. Duration, programme and price are given on each course page.
Prerequisites are given on each course page. Both sessions are built for physiotherapists who want to structure their assessment and their reasoning in pelvic health, and our other courses in this field are gathered on the pelvic floor rehabilitation page.
On the link between the pelvic floor and the rest of the body — her talk at the CREIL congress was on the place of the pelvic floor in musculoskeletal and respiratory rehabilitation — and on the physiotherapist's role in endometriosis, which she argued for at Rééduca.
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