Hayer Health

• Integrates Kinesiology and sports background.
• Tailors treatments, not one size fits all.
• Focuses on biomechanics for client education.
• Includes manual lymph drainage and fascial stretch.

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• Treats musculoskeletal injuries.
• Addresses postural imbalances.
• Relieves stress-related tension.
• Applies deep tissue, trigger point therapy.
• Utilizes myofascial release, joint mobilizations.
• Offers rehabilitation, maintenance, relaxation.

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• Combines kinesiology and massage therapy.
• Personalized, evidence-based treatment plans.
• Focuses on improving quality of life through movement.
• Treats diverse conditions and client types.
• Utilizes a range of advanced techniques.

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• Pre- and post-natal women's care.
• Neurological condition physiotherapy.
• Sports injury rehabilitation.
• Mobility improvement for seniors.
• Falls prevention exercises.
• Gunn-IMS and acupuncture techniques.
• Vestibular rehabilitation.
• Manual therapy and soft tissue work.
• Client education on injury causes.

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• Neurological disorder rehabilitation and recovery.
• Post-stroke, MS, spinal cord injury physiotherapy.
• Acupuncture for pain and function.
• IMS (Intramuscular Stimulation) for muscle release.
• Craniosacral therapy and gentle manipulation.
• Vestibular rehabilitation for balance issues.
• Visceral manipulation for organ mobility.
• Collaborative and holistic client care approach.

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• Manual therapy and evidence-based treatment.
• Concussion management and rehabilitation.
• Functional strength and conditioning programs.
• IMS (dry needling) and acupuncture.
• Sports injury assessment and recovery.

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• Injury recovery and rehabilitation guidance.
• Optimizing movement for better function.
• Supporting health across the lifespan.
• Bridging rehabilitation to performance.

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• Anatomical neuropathic intramuscular stimulation.
• Manual therapy techniques for recovery.
• Shoulder rehabilitation for injuries.
• Functional movement assessment and improvement.
• Active approach, client empowerment, education.

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• Musculoskeletal assessment using SFMA-based whole-body assessment.
• Manipulative treatment for musculoskeletal pain relief and dysfunction.
• Soft tissue techniques and soft tissue release for mobility improvement.
• Joint mobilization to restore joint mobility and reduce pain.
• Systemic, whole-body assessment guiding individualized treatment plans.

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• • Functional movement assessment using SFMA principles.
• • Exercise prescription for improving movement and performance.
• • Active rehabilitation and progressive return-to-activity planning.
• • Biomechanical analysis and kinetic chain / kinetic link training.
• • Soft tissue release techniques integrated into movement rehab.

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• Functional movement assessment for athletic performance and injury risk.
• Exercise prescription for sport-specific strength and conditioning.
• Active rehabilitation for return-to-play and activity progression.
• Biomechanical analysis to address movement inefficiencies and load management.
• Ergonomic assessment and return-to-activity planning for safe sport/work transitions.

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