Canadian Centre for Physiotherapy and Wellness

• Pregnancy massage for prenatal comfort and symptom relief.
• Child and infant massage for pediatric soothing and development.
• Manual lymphatic drainage (Dr. Vodder level 1 and 3).
• Combined Decongestive Therapy for lymphedema management.
• Massage therapy for general muscle tension and relaxation.

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• Thai yoga bodywork for increased mobility and flexibility.
• Cupping therapy to relieve soft tissue tension and adhesions.
• Gua sha for localized muscle tightness and fascial release.
• Hot and cold stone massage for pain modulation and circulation.
• Therapeutic massage focused on athletic injury recovery and performance.

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• Personalized treatment based on life experience.
• Focuses on source of pain, not just symptoms.
• Adapts pressure and techniques for individuals.
• Gentle, non-aggressive approach to problem-solving.
• Experience with catastrophically injured patients.
• Worked with elite athletes and Olympians.

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• Acute and chronic pain relief using traditional acupuncture.
• Acupuncture for carpal tunnel and sciatica nerve pain.
• Headache and migraine management with acupuncture techniques.
• Cosmetic acupuncture and facial rejuvenation treatments.
• Fertility and women’s health acupuncture for IUI/IVF preparation.
• Relaxation treatments incorporating acupressure and shiatsu.
• Guasha and fire or silicon cupping combined with acupuncture.

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• Chiropractic adjustments and joint mobilization for pain relief.
• Instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization (IASTM) for muscle tension.
• Cupping therapy to reduce fascial restrictions and discomfort.
• Full-body fascial therapy to improve mobility and function.
• Custom orthotics to support spinal alignment and biomechanics.

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• Active Release Technique for soft tissue dysfunction and adhesions.
• Spinal and peripheral joint manipulation to restore mobility.
• Joint mobilization to reduce stiffness and improve range.
• Acupuncture and cupping for pain relief and muscle relaxation.
• Rehabilitation exercises and education to support recovery and prevention.

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• Spinal manipulative techniques for back and neck pain.
• Extremity manipulative techniques for joint dysfunction.
• Active Release Technique for soft-tissue adhesions and tension.
• Instrument-assisted soft tissue therapy for muscle release.
• Contemporary medical acupuncture for pain modulation and recovery.

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• Musculoskeletal rehabilitation for acute and chronic muscular injuries.
• Movement assessment and physical reconditioning after injury or surgery.
• Manual therapy combined with exercise prescription for pain relief.
• Return-to-activity and return-to-sport recovery planning.
• Pre- and postnatal musculoskeletal recovery and movement restoration.

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• musculoskeletal rehabilitation and joint/muscle recovery programs.
• movement assessment and movement pattern correction.
• manual therapy and soft tissue release techniques.
• exercise prescription and physical reconditioning plans.
• return-to-activity and return-to-sport recovery planning.

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• Initial physiotherapy assessment for new patients and injuries.
• Assessment of new or recurring musculoskeletal injuries.
• Movement rehabilitation and functional mobility restoration.
• Exercise prescription tailored to injury recovery.

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• Initial injury assessment and movement analysis.
• Functional mobility restoration after new injuries.
• Exercise prescription for rehabilitation planning.
• Manual therapy and hands-on treatment options.

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• Initial physiotherapy intake and injury assessment.
• Movement and functional evaluation for new injuries.
• Rehabilitation planning for pain and recovery goals.
• Exercise-based treatment to restore mobility and function.

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• Initial physiotherapy assessments for new or recurring injuries.
• Movement evaluation for existing patients with new concerns.
• Injury recovery planning and rehabilitation goal setting.
• Functional mobility assessment and treatment planning.
• Exercise prescription supporting return to daily activities.

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