Launch Rehab: Launch Rehab - Coquitlam

• Focuses on finding the root cause.
• Treats specific conditions like peripheral neuropathy.
• Offers sport-style treatments.
• Utilizes passive stretching.
• Incorporates active and passive movements during treatment.

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• Pain relief for back, neck, and shoulder conditions.
• Deep tissue techniques for chronic muscle tension.
• Trigger point release to reduce localized muscle pain.
• Gentle joint decompression and traction for improved mobility.
• Massage care for motor vehicle accident and injury recovery.

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• Swedish massage for relaxation and circulation enhancement.
• Myofascial release to relieve fascial restrictions and pain.
• Japanese Shiatsu bodywork using pressure for tension relief.
• Chinese Tui Na techniques for musculoskeletal alignment and mobility.
• Stretching therapies to improve joint mobility and tissue health.

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• Deep tissue techniques for chronic muscle tension and pain.
• Trigger point therapy to release localized myofascial pain.
• Joint mobilizations and mobilization with movement for joint dysfunction.
• Neuromuscular techniques and rehabilitative exercises for injury recovery.
• Instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization (IASTM) for tissue healing.

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• Functional movement assessment for injury and performance goals.
• Exercise prescription and progressive strength training for rehabilitation.
• Active rehabilitation and return-to-activity planning after injury.
• Biomechanical analysis and movement retraining for sport-related issues.
• Ergonomic assessment and functional capacity evaluation for daily tasks.

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• Rehabilitation for shoulder and low back conditions.
• Management of chronic/persistent primary pain using pain science.
• Individualized exercise prescription and functional rehabilitation.
• Manual therapy techniques for joint and soft tissue mobility.
• Functional dry needling (IMS) for muscle dysfunction.
• Clinical Pilates for core strength and movement control.

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• Manual therapy for pain relief and joint mobility restoration.
• Movement-based rehabilitation to restore function and confidence.
• Clinical Pilates for core strength and movement control.
• Vestibular rehabilitation for dizziness and balance retraining.
• Treatment of ankle, knee, and low back musculoskeletal conditions.

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