Denise Malette

Registered Physiotherapist

HBScHK, MScPT

With a passion for helping individuals achieve optimal physical health and wellness, Denise brings a wealth of knowledge and energy to Amped Physiotherapy. As a dedicated and highly skilled bilingual physiotherapist, she takes pride in delivering personalized care and evidence-based treatments to address a wide range of physical health concerns/conditions.

Denise earned her Honors Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology (French stream) from the University of Ottawa in 2021 and continued her academic journey to attain a Masters of Science in Physiotherapy from the University of Ottawa in 2023 (Bilingual program). These comprehensive academic achievements have equipped her with a deep understanding of the human body and the latest advancements in physiotherapy techniques.

Denise has a wealth of experience in her field of interest, sports rehabilitation. She has been involved in a variety of sports coverage of gymnastics, hockey, football, soccer, dance, and volleyball. Noteworthy sports coverage includes the Canadian Gymnastics Championships – Paris Olympic Qualifiers, the Ottawa Ironman, multiple Ottawa Race Weekend races, the Pan American Volleyball Cup, as well as local/regional sporting competitions and events.

Denise uses her many years of testing her own physical abilities in competitive sports, including long distance running, triathlons, volleyball, and dance, as a way to connect with her patients and understand the multifaceted physical demands of their profession, sport, and/or hobbies.

Born and raised in a Francophone household in Northwestern Ontario, Denise hopes to continue to serve Ottawa and surrounding communities in both French and English.

Denise believes in a patient-centered approach, actively involving individuals in their treatment journey. By carefully assessing each patient’s unique needs and goals, she develops personalized treatment plans that focus on restoring function and performance, promoting long-term wellness, and preventing injury.