Kootenay Health Services Inc.

• Sports injury assessment and soft tissue treatment for athletes.
• Manual treatment for headache-related neck and shoulder tension.
• Assessment and hands-on care for whiplash-related dysfunction.
• Therapeutic treatment for TMJ pain and jaw muscle dysfunction.
• Addressing physical manifestations of stress and mental health.

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• Functional movement assessment and movement-screening for movement deficits.
• Exercise prescription for rehabilitation, fitness, and medical exercise programs.
• Active rehabilitation and progressive return-to-activity planning after injury.
• Biomechanical analysis and movement quality coaching, including mobility work.
• Ergonomic assessment and vocational-focused functional capacity evaluation.

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• Hands-on manual and manipulative therapy.
• Individualized treatment for independent management.
• Intramuscular stimulation (IMS) for pain.
• Physiotherapy for hand and upper limb.
• Education and progression of movement therapy.

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• Hands-on physiotherapy for muscle and joint pain.
• Assessment and treatment of neck, back, shoulder and sports-related injuries.
• Manual therapy combined with individualized therapeutic exercises.
• Personalized rehabilitation focused on mobility, strength and functional recovery.

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• Personalised injury rehabilitation programs.
• Root cause injury treatment, not just symptoms.
• Manual therapy and patient education.
• Functional exercise program development.
• Dry needling for muscle and pain relief.
• Treating artistic athletes and runners.
• Advanced integrative manual therapy (upper body).
• Joint replacement care and recovery.
• Fall prevention and balance training.

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• Manual therapy for joints and muscles.
• Intramuscular needling (IMS) for trigger points.
• Exercise programs for recovery and strength.
• Patient education for self-management.
• Treating orthopaedic and sports injuries.

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