Movement First Physio & Chiro

Movement First Physio & Chiro

Address

6766 75 Street Northwest , #201, Edmonton, AB, T6E 6T9

Other Locations

Movement First Physio & Chiro2207 90b St SW, Unit #101, Edmonton, AB, T6X 0J9
Andrea Hoeser
  • Relaxation and deep tissue massage.
  • Pre/post-natal massage.
  • Joint mobilization.
  • Trigger point release therapy.
  • TMJ dysfunction treatment.
  • Lymphatic drainage and dynamic cupping.

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Andrea's 60 minute massage therapy session
Zaher Kamel
  • Deep pressure massage for pain relief and tension release.
  • Active release techniques to address soft tissue restrictions.
  • Table stretching to improve joint range of motion.
  • Relaxation-focused techniques to calm the nervous system.
  • Therapeutic modalities combined for functional recovery.

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60 minute massage therapy session
Dr. Chris Sheardown
  • Hands-on manual therapy to restore joint mobility and function.
  • Instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization (FAKTR) for tissue restrictions.
  • Cupping to reduce muscle tightness and improve circulation.
  • Exercise-based rehabilitation to rebuild strength and movement patterns.
  • RockTape taping for pain reduction and movement support.

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Chiropractic Initial Assessment
Dr. Leah Sartison
  • Assessment and treatment of foot mechanics and gait.
  • Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization assessment and treatment.
  • Manual chiropractic adjustments to optimize spinal function.
  • Rehabilitation of movement patterns for injury recovery.
  • Treatment focused on breathing, bracing, and core control.

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Chiropractic Initial Assessment Dr. Leah
Emma Wolowski
  • Active rehabilitation programs for movement and function.
  • Manual therapy techniques for joint and soft tissue mobility.
  • Patient education to prevent reinjury and promote self-management.
  • Individualized, evidence-based exercise prescription for recovery.
  • Treatment for children, teens, and adults with varied conditions.

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Physical Therapy Assessment
Holly MacIsaac
  • Therapeutic exercises for rehabilitation and functional recovery.
  • Manual therapy for joint and soft tissue mobilization.
  • Education-driven treatment plans for self-management and prevention.
  • Rehabilitation for musculoskeletal conditions and sports injuries.
  • Pelvic floor physiotherapy for women’s pelvic health concerns.

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Physical Therapy Assessment
Michelle Bibeau
  • Orthopedic injury assessment and individualized rehabilitation programs.
  • Pain relief through functional dry needling for upper and lower body.
  • Hands-on manual therapy for joint mobility and soft tissue release.
  • Clinical Pilates (reformer, tower, mat) for core strength and mobility.
  • Home exercise programs and movement education for injury prevention.

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

Physical Therapy Assessment