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SERVICES

What is Physiotherapy?

Physiotherapy is a primary care, autonomous, client-focused and drug-free health profession dedicated to:

  • Improving and maintaining functional independence and physical performance,

  • Preventing and managing pain, physical impairments, disabilities and limits to participation; and

  • Promoting fitness, health and wellness.

What will the Physiotherapist do?

The Physiotherapist will conduct a thorough assessment including the history of your problem and a detailed examination.  The assessment may include tests of muscle flexibility, strength, joint movement and other special tests.  Physiotherapists can recommend the best way to treat problems with your muscles, bones and joints, circulatory, respiratory or nervous system. Physiotherapists can also advise you on ways to prevent potential health problems from occurring before they arise.

 

Physiotherapy – How it Works

Physiotherapy involves using a variety of techniques to help your muscles, joints, heart and lungs work to their potential. Physiotherapists work in partnership with individuals of all ages to break down barriers impeding physical function. Physiotherapy can help individuals living with congenital or chronic diseases or other debilitating conditions and can assist those recovering from: surgery; illness; neurological conditions such as stroke; injury; motor vehicle accidents; or age related conditions.

Common physiotherapy approaches that are used but not limited to include:

·         Joint Mobilization

·         Cranial-Sacral therapy

·         Myofascial Release

·         Muscle Energy

·         Strain Counter-strain techniques

·         Facilitated Positional Release

·         Ligamentous Articular Strain

·         Strength and Conditioning

·         Postural Education

·         Athletic taping

·         Gait Training

·         Sport Specific Biomechanical Analysis

 

Once a problem has been identified, we will discuss and implement a treatment plan specific to your needs.  We will work with you to integrate your care into your lifestyle.  Most patients typically note significant improvements within a short period of time, usually within 4-6 treatments.

 OTHER SERVICES AVAILABLE

  • Home visits
  • Work site and ergonomic assessments
  • Assistive Devices program for walkers, wheelchairs and scooters
  • DVA client Assessments
  • Individual Exercise Programs
  • Personal Training and Coaching
  • Nutrition Counselling
  • Education
   
             
       
             
 
 

"I was encouraged as you worked quickly to asses and treat my back problems.  I did experience some soreness the next day, just as you had informed me.  I had some fear prior to my visit and must say I appreciated the gentle treatment of the muscles and joints around my spine and shoulder."
 
Joyce, Kitchener, Ontario