Are you one of the millions of Canadians living with persistent aches, stiffness, or discomfort that just won’t go away? You’re not alone. Chronic pain is a widespread issue, affecting a significant portion of our population and quietly taking a toll far beyond physical discomfort. It’s a silent epidemic that can impact every facet ofContinue Reading »
Exercise for chronic pain is probably something you have never considered before. Especially since you are probably already in pain and the thought of exercise might even make it worse. Chronic pain can significantly impact daily life, making even simple tasks feel overwhelming. While medication often plays a role in managing pain, exercise can beContinue Reading »
Concussions: They are common yet complex, controversial, and can be challenging. People looking for concussion physiotherapy has been on the rise over the past several years. That’s in large part due to the fact that there’s has been a significant increase in awareness of concussions over the past decade. Seeing athletes such as hockey andContinue Reading »
With more and more people now working from home, and no longer having access to ergonomic workstations that they would typically have when working in a big office, it can make us more susceptible to develop aches and pains. Home office ergonomics isn’t as easy to control as it is in a big office setting.Continue Reading »
I know many people in their 40’s-60’s just like you who have aches or pains, and don’t know what to do about them. I know this because I hear it all the time! It can be incredibly frustrating when pain is stopping you from doing the things that you love. Below are 4 tips toContinue Reading »
Are you trying to lose weight? Do you feel like you would benefit from more information and support during the weight loss process? Did you know that your physiotherapist can help with this? Starting the Weight Loss Journey According to Statistics Canada, in 2014 61.8% of men (8.2 million) and 46.2% of women (6.1 million)Continue Reading »
As physiotherapists, we are often asked if our client’s diet can contribute to the inflammation and pain they are experiencing. What we know for sure is that food is fuel for the body. Diet and exercise go hand-in-hand, and it is important to maintain a balanced diet in any healthy lifestyle. Although physiotherapists do notContinue Reading »
Posture – Tips for healthy posture We’ve all done it – nagged a friend, family member, or loved one to sit up straight, shoulders back, chin up, etc. Truth is, most of us have probably been on the receiving end of the exact same comments too. Countless hours spent hunched over desks, watching TV, onContinue Reading »
The month of January is a busy time in most gyms or training centers. Many people attempt a comeback or a first experience at the gym, hoping to get into shape as part of their New Year’s Resolution. But even with the best of intentions, the risk of injury is very real, particularly when itContinue Reading »
As the old saying goes, “sticks and stones may break my bones…”, so my clients seem to be repeating in their minds. Rest assured that “The Stick” will not be breaking any bones. Do not be afraid to use this product at home, it is far superior and less complicated then using a medicine ball,Continue Reading »
