Services
Physiotherapy
Physiotherapists are regulated health care professionals focused on improving your function, health and overall well-being.
Physiotherapists use evidence-based practice combined with in depth knowledge of the body and specialized hands-on skills to assess, diagnose and treat injury or dysfunction.
What can Physiotherapy help with?
- Injury rehabilitation
- Joint and muscle pain or dysfunction
- Pre and post-operative care
- Injury prevention
- Optimizing joint mobility and strength
- Improving or maintaining physical performance and function
- Prevention & management of chronic conditions such as Osteoarthritis
- Therapeutic exercise programs
- Return to sport programs
Our Registered Physiotherapists are highly trained and have a wide range of skills to maximize your recovery.
Our Physiotherapists can offer a variety of treatment techniques including manual therapy, manipulative physiotherapy, soft tissue work, acupuncture, dry needling, cupping, exercise prescription and mobility training.
Every treatment session is one-on-one with your therapist, where we will work together through your individualized treatment plan to get you feeling better and help you reach your goals.
Massage Therapy
Registered Massage Therapists are trained to assess and treat physical dysfunction and pain in soft tissues and joints.
Massage Therapy can help to improve joint and muscle mobility, reduce muscle and fascia tension, manage pain, prevent injuries and alleviate stress.
Our Registered Massage Therapist provides a range of hands-on treatment, including deep tissue, relaxation and sports massage. They will help identify areas of the body that need some focus and get you back to feeling great.
Osteopathy
Manual Osteopathic Therapy is a gentle, non-invasive, hands-on therapy that focuses on bringing the
body’s structure and function back to a state of whole-body optimal health. It follows a belief in the body’s
ability to self-heal and self-regulate when free from any obstructions, restriction of motion, or bony
malalignment.
The goal of Manual Osteopathic Therapy is to restore health and balance by assessing and treating the
imbalances that reside within the structures and functions of the body. It looks at the body as a single,
integrated unit and aims to restore body mechanics and encourage nervous, circulatory, and lymphatic
flow.
Osteopathic treatment is unique to each person and can help with pain management and a variety of
conditions by finding the root cause of an individual’s pain and dysfunction.