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A multi-disciplinary approach offering Physiotherapy, Massage Therapy, Osteopathic Manual Therapy, and Psychology.
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Traumatic Brain Injury
Physiotherapy plays a vital role in the treatment and rehabilitation of traumatic brain injuries (TBI) such as concussion and post-concussion syndrome. By addressing movement-related impairments and providing cervicovestibular rehabilitation, physiotherapists can help alleviate symptoms such as headaches, neck pain, dizziness, and muscle tension. Long standing TBIβs also impact our emotional wellbeing in which Psychology can play a pivotal role in helping reduce and manage anxiety, anger, depression, and fear. When an interdisciplinary intervention that includes Physiotherapy and Psychology is started early, they are effective in improving brain function, reducing post-concussion symptoms, and enhancing overall recovery. With the combination of tailored exercises, therapeutic techniques and emotional support, your team of Physiotherapists and Psychologists offers a safe way to recover or manage your TBI.
Chronic Pain & Illness
20% of our population suffers from chronic pain and 90% of individuals over 65 are diagnosed with a chronic illness. Finding the right healthcare team of Physiotherapists, Psychologists and manual therapy practitioners such as Massage Therapists and Osteopaths plays a crucial role in the management of your chronic pain and chronic condition. By utilizing various techniques such as pain education, manual therapy, therapeutic exercises and healthcare collaboration, Your healthcare team aims to reduce the impacts of your pain, improve your mobility, and enhance your overall function and quality of life. Your Physiotherapist will use their expertise in assessing movement patterns, strength, to provide valuable guidance and education on your pain, how to pace and prioritize activities to help manage your energy throughout the day and providing self-management strategies to empower you to take an active role in your pain management journey.
Accidents & Injuries
Physiotherapy plays a crucial role in the rehabilitation and recovery process for injuries sustained in motor vehicle accidents, falls, and nagging injuries. With a focus on restoring function, reducing pain, and improving mobility, physiotherapists employ a range of techniques such as manual therapy and therapeutic or strengthening exercises. Your Physiotherapist can determine if further treatment is required such as Massage Therapy or Osteopathy. They will assess and treat specific injuries, such as whiplash, muscle strains, fractures, or joint sprains. Physiotherapy addresses any associated issues like or reduced range of motion, muscle weakness, and pain. By providing personalized treatment plans and guidance on self-management strategies, physiotherapists help individuals regain strength, flexibility, and independence, enabling them to safely and effectively return to their pre-accident activities.
Want to Meet Us First? Discover Our Practitioner Meet & Greet
Join us for a complimentary Meet & Greet session where you can connect with our skilled practitioners and explore how physiotherapy, counseling, osteopathy, and massage therapy might benefit you. This personalized session is your chance to ask questions, gain insights, and discuss any health concerns or past experiences. Our aim is to help you make an informed decision about whether the One to One approach aligns with your health goals.
It is important to note that no treatment will take place during the Meet & Greet.
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Selecting the right physiotherapist, osteopath, or psychologist is crucial for supporting your recovery and alleviating pain. Many individuals choose based on convenience rather than exploring their options to find the best fit and the most effective treatment plan.
There is no obligation. If we recommend therapy, we will gladly schedule a full evaluation to begin your journey towards improved health.