Kinetic Physiotherapy

• Combines personal training and massage therapy.
• Focuses on athletic rehabilitation and performance.
• Understands exercise's role in recovery.
• Helps clients return to sport and health.
• Empowers healthier lifestyles through body maintenance.

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• Post-operative cardiac rehabilitation and functional recovery.
• Spinal cord injury exercise classes and mobility training.
• Stroke recovery through tailored exercise-based rehabilitation.
• Traumatic injury assessment and hands-on manual therapy.
• Kinetic Training blending rehab with strength and mobility work.

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• Active Release Technique soft-tissue mobilization for injury recovery.
• Functional Range Conditioning joint mobility and movement control training.
• Functional Range Release manual joint and soft-tissue release techniques.
• Pilates-based rehabilitation for core stability and movement retraining.
• Rehabilitation programs for athletic injury prevention and performance.

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• Orthopaedic injury assessment and management through physiotherapy.
• Sport rehabilitation for athletic injury recovery and prevention.
• Manual therapy including Advanced Integrated Musculoskeletal techniques.
• Exercise-based programs to restore function and build strength.
• Collaborative rehabilitation planning with progressive therapeutic exercises.

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• Injury rehabilitation and return-to-sport planning.
• Musculoskeletal pain assessment and treatment.
• Exercise prescription for strength and mobility.
• Injury prevention and movement retraining.
• Patient-centered evidence-based physiotherapy care.

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• Musculoskeletal assessment and treatment for joint pain.
• Post-operative rehabilitation and functional recovery programs.
• Stroke and neurological rehabilitation including mobility training.
• Exercise prescription and progressive strength rehabilitation.
• Manual therapy and body mechanics education for movement control.

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• Musculoskeletal assessment for pain and dysfunction.
• Whole-body assessment integrating anatomy and physiology.
• Manipulative treatment to restore joint mobility.
• Soft tissue techniques for tension and scar tissue.
• Joint mobilization for improved range of motion.

This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.