Our partners

To meet all your healthcare needs, Clinique Santé Première Ligne surrounds itself with qualified and dedicated professionals. Carefully selected for their rigor and high quality of care, our partners guide you with the same compassionate, attentive, and personalized approach that defines our clinic.

Catherine Panneton

Registered Dietitian / Nutritionist

A nutritionist for over 10 years, Catherine Panneton supports her clients in achieving overall health by fostering a peaceful and lasting relationship with food. Moving away from quick fixes and rigid rules, her practice is guided by a compassionate, nuanced approach that is rigorously grounded in scientific data.

She possesses specialized expertise in hormonal and metabolic health, as well as women’s health. Convinced that well-being is built through collaboration, Catherine prioritizes listening and respecting each individual’s unique pace. Her goal is to help you better understand your body and regain confidence in your internal cues through realistic strategies tailored to your daily life.

Victoria Cruz

Helping Relationship Therapist

A graduate of the Montreal Center for Relationship Therapy (CRAM), Victoria Cruz works with adults, adolescents, and children using the Creative Non-Directive Approach (ANDCᴹᴰ), a humanistic approach centered on the therapeutic relationship and respect for each person’s unique pace and experience.

After a successful career of more than 30 years in marketing and management, she chose to dedicate her professional life to supporting others through life’s challenges and transitions. She works with individuals experiencing anxiety, stress, relationship difficulties, grief, and major life changes, as well as parents and families navigating the realities of neurodiversity and modern family life.

Clients appreciate Victoria’s warm presence, attentive listening, and deeply human approach, which help create a safe space for self-discovery, growth, and self-healing.

Hélène Proulx

Hormonal Health Nurse

An exceptional nurse with over 40 years of experience in the healthcare sector. Having practiced in environments as diverse as remote clinics in the Far North, Switzerland, and emergency rooms across Quebec, she brings with her a remarkable depth of human and clinical expertise. For over 12 years, she has passionately dedicated herself to hormonal health, well-being, and weight management, guiding her patients through the various stages of their lives.

Her compassionate and personalized approach aims to support women through perimenopause, menopause, and the hormonal shifts that can impact their physical and emotional well-being. She also guides men experiencing hormonal changes related to andropause, helping them regain energy, vitality, and balance.

Additionally, she has extensive experience in hormone therapy and lifestyle optimization to promote sustainable, overall health.

Her mission: to listen, guide, and help each person rediscover their balance, energy, and quality of life.

Sophie Lalonde-Mathers

Massage Therapist and Kinesiologist

Holding a degree in kinesiology from UQAM and certified as a massage therapist, Sophie brings over 10 years of experience in human movement, injury prevention, and physical conditioning.

Passionate about the human body, she offers a personalized approach aimed at relieving tension, improving mobility, promoting recovery, and supporting each individual in reaching their goals.

Attentive and responsive to her clients’ needs, Sophie is currently pursuing further training in kinesitherapy to continue expanding her knowledge and skills.

For information or to book an appointment, you can reach her directly: 514-774-2292 | slmkinemasso@gmail.com

Tricia Pothier

Home Care Services

A partnership close to our hearts between Clinique Santé Première Ligne de Bromont and Bien Chez Soi Brome – Missisquoi, designed to ensure continuity of care and better support for individuals in their daily lives.

Together, we are helping bring healthcare services and home care closer, always with a human, personalized, and person-centered approach.

Joanie Barabe

Psychoeducator and Psychotherapist

In my practice, the therapeutic relationship is at the heart of everything I do. I strive to offer a warm, safe, and non-judgmental space where individuals can feel comfortable opening up, better understand what they are going through, and move at their own pace toward a well-being that truly reflects who they are.

My approach is integrative and grounded in a biopsychosocial understanding of the individual. I primarily incorporate systemic, humanistic, and cognitive-behavioral approaches, tailoring my interventions to each person’s unique needs, history, and goals. I am also trained in various modalities for processing difficult and traumatic experiences, including EMDR, Eye Movement Technique (EMT), and Reconsolidation Therapy—an approach aimed at reducing the emotional charge associated with painful memories or events.

As a psychoeducator by training, I hold a master’s degree in psychoeducation and have completed all the theoretical and practical requirements set by the Ordre des psychologues du Québec to obtain my psychotherapist license. This dual background enriches my practice, allowing me to gain a deep understanding of what a client is experiencing while guiding them toward concrete, lasting change.

I have been working in the helping profession for over twenty years, and my career path has led me to practice in a wide variety of settings: in private practice with children, adolescents, and adults; in school and university environments; in Employee Assistance Programs (EAP); as well as in mental health, psychiatric, and correctional facilities. These experiences have shaped my strong adaptability, openness to diverse realities, and deep trust in people’s capacity to evolve, even through exceptionally difficult times.

I believe therapy is not just about reducing symptoms, but also about understanding oneself better, regaining one’s bearings, and reconnecting with one’s needs, strengths, and what gives life meaning. My role is to guide this process with gentleness, authenticity, and empathy, while offering concrete tools whenever they can be helpful.

On a more personal note, I am the proud mother of two children, and nature plays an important role in my life. I love the outdoors, staying active, and simple moments that allow me to slow down and ground myself. It is with great pleasure that I am now developing part of my practice in Bromont, a community that deeply resonates with these values.

  • Master’s Degree in Psychoeducation — Université du Québec en Outaouais
  • Bachelor’s Degree in Psychoeducation — Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières
  • Certificate in Psychosocial Intervention — Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières
  • Diploma of College Studies (DEC) in Special Care Counselling — Collège Mérici, Québec
  • EMDR Training
  • Certification in Eye Movement Technique (EMT)
  • Training in Reconsolidation Therapy
  • Experience in Mental Health and Addiction — Institut Philippe-Pinel de Montréal
  • Member of the Ordre des psychoéducateurs et psychoéducatrices du Québec (OPPQ) — #19724-10
  • Holder of a Psychotherapist License issued by the Ordre des psychologues du Québec (OPQ) — #62221-24

Maude Yargeau

Osteopathy — Moving with Greater Freedom

The complexity of the human body has always been an integral part of my daily life, which naturally led me toward osteopathy. My practice is based on a holistic view of the body, drawing particular inspiration from myofascial chains as well as the connections between the musculoskeletal structure and the visceral system. Each session is tailored to the individual, their reality, and their needs, taking into account their lifestyle, activities, and different stages of life.

The complexity of the human body has always been an integral part of my daily life, which naturally led me toward osteopathy. My practice is based on a holistic view of the body, drawing particular inspiration from myofascial chains as well as the connections between the musculoskeletal structure and the visceral system. Each session is tailored to the individual, their reality, and their needs, taking into account their lifestyle, activities, and different stages of life.

Osteopathy can notably support you when you experience:

  • Musculoskeletal discomfort, tension, or stiffness

  • Discomfort related to physical activity, sports, or returning to training

  • Neck, back, or joint discomfort

  • Headaches or neck tension

  • Body changes or discomfort associated with pregnancy and the postpartum period

Sports and Physical Activity

  • Support for athletes and active individuals

  • Work centered on mobility and recovery

  • Support during the return to physical activity

Obstetric Osteopathy

  • Strong focus on support during pregnancy and the postpartum period

  • Consideration of body changes specific to this stage

  • Approach adapted to each person’s needs and comfort

Pediatrics

  • Care tailored to infants, toddlers, and children

  • Gentle, respectful approach adapted to their development

  • Collaboration with parents to meet the child’s needs