With Prescription
Functional rehabilitation of the musculoskeletal system
Head Neck
- Headaches of musculoskeletal origin
- Disorders of the jaw joint
- Neck pain
- Wry neck
- whiplash injury
Lumbar spine & Pelvis
- lower back pain
- degenerative disk disease or disk injury
- sciatica
- stenosis
- spondylolisthesis
Thoracic Spine
- Rib pain
- Upper – to – mid back pain
- Fractures
- Thoracic outlet syndrome and other nerve entrapment disorders
General
- arthritis
- Sprain/strain
- fractures
- dislocations
- ligament injuries
- muscle spasms
Upper Extremity
- frozen shoulder
- tennis elbow
- golfer’s elbow
- carpal tunnel syndrome
- rotator cuff injuries (tendinopathies, impingement, etc.)
- trigger finger
- muscle contractures
Pre and Post Surgery rehabilitation
Sports rehabilitation
Prevention and rehabilitation of injuries related to sports and exercise is an important discipline in physiotherapy. Common sports injuries such are a joint sprain, ligament sprain, repetitive use injury, muscle strain etc. require correction in order for athletes to return to action. Also, muscle strengthening and conditioning training are important for a sports rehabilitation program.
Balance and Vestibular rehabilitation
Edema / lymphedema management
Swelling in the extremities (also known as peripheral oedema) may impair function and affect the quality of life. With lymph drainage massage, proper breathing technique, appropriate exercise regimen and compression garments, the function of the affected limb can be restored and consequently a return to activities of daily living.
Pain management
Managing acute and chronic pain of musculoskeletal origin is an important part of physical therapy practice. This covers peripheral joint pain, lower back pain (acute or chronic) as well as other non-specific conditions such as complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS).
Without Prescription
- Annual Functional Musculoskeletal Assessment
- Massage therapy
- Industrial education