Clinic
Lindsay Chiropractic & Wellness
Massage
Hot Stone Massage is a form of hydrotherapy that couples heat with massage to decrease muscle tension and promote comfort and relaxation within the body. Hot stone treatment can also help with chronic pain conditions, and increase circulation and flow of oxygen to the muscles and other tissues of the body.
- Synergistic healing and wellness focus.
- Special interest in prenatal and Indian head massage.
- Incorporates cupping, aromatherapy, reflexology.
- Skilled in fascial and deep tissue release.
- Experienced with tendonitis and muscular pain.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
Acupuncture
This is for clients who are interested in acupuncture and have seen and had an initial assessment done by Dr.Sims
Chiropractic
Post-birth appointment: A combined treatment for moms and babies. This appointment is for Mom's who have had previous prenatal appointments with Dr. Sims who have given birth and are now looking to have their postpartum assessment and also want to start care for their newest little.
- Hands-on chiropractic adjustments for pain relief and alignment.
- Acupuncture adjuncts to complement spinal and musculoskeletal care.
- Soft tissue therapy for muscle tension and fascial restrictions.
- Exercise and rehab programs to support recovery and function.
- Pregnancy, postpartum, and pediatric chiropractic care.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
Naturopath
Your initial naturopathic appointment is a comprehensive assessment focused on understanding your health history, current concerns, lifestyle, and wellness goals. During this visit, your naturopath will take the time to explore the root cause of symptoms and develop a personalized treatment plan tailored to your individual needs. Recommendations may include nutrition, lifestyle support, supplements, and further testing if appropriate. Please allow approximately 60 minutes for this appointment.
Physiotherapy
During the initial assessment, the physiotherapist will ask you a series of questions about your condition. Following the history, a detailed exam will be performed to assessment joint movement, range of motion, strength, and other tests as needed. After the exam the physiotherapist will discuss the findings and provide recommendations for treatment.