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We offer the following services

Assessment and treatment of orthopedic injuries of all ages
Pelvic floor rehabilitation for males and females of all ages
Manual therapy
Exercise programs
Dry needling
Vestibular rehabilitation
Rehabilitation of neuromuscular conditions

In addition to Physiotherapy services, we offer Professional Health Coaching

Types of injuries frequently treated include:

Sports injuries
Arthritis
Pelvic Floor Disfunction
Whiplash Associated Disorders
Pre Surgery treatments
Post Surgery treatments
TMJ (Temporomandibular disorders)
Headaches
Neck pain
Back pain

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Dry Needling

Dry Needling, also known as Functional Dry Needling, Trigger Point Dry Needling or Myofascial Dry Needling. Muscles often can develop tender points or knots, known as trigger points. These trigger points can elicit pain in the area of the trigger point or referred pain. Meaning pain that is felt away from the actual trigger point. Like a knot in your shoulder causing a headache. Dry Needling is the procedure of using a very thin monofilament needle to stimulate a trigger point to help it and the muscle it is found within to relax, loosen and function better. No medication is used.

Exercise Therapy

Clinicians may use specific movements; stretching, mobility, stabilization, strengthening exercises as a critical part of the rehabilitation process for musculoskeletal injuries and injury prevention. Every client will have a unique program to meet their individual needs and goals. The Therapist will work with you to ensure the program can be implemented into your life. These movements are meant to challenge either the injured tissue as it repairs or improve an area far from the painful site to elicit change in your overall movement patterning.

Manual Therapy

Physiotherapists are trained to use their hands as part of their assessment and treatment of the spine, pelvis, legs and arms. Manual techniques are gentle, hands-on techniques, that help reduce muscle tightness, improve movement of the joints, reduce pain and improve function.

FCAMPT stands for Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Manipulative Physiotherapists, FCAMPT therapists have an Entry-level Master’s degree from one of 14 accredited universities in Canada. They then participated in extensive, internationally recognized post-graduate education focused on the diagnosis and treatment of complicated muscle and joint problems. FCAMPT therapists therefore offer advanced clinical expertise and specialized training in hands-on treatments.

Source: Canadian Academy of Manipulative Physiotherapy