Propel Active Health & Lifestyle

• Combines science background with massage.
• Focuses on deep tissue and fascial techniques.
• Emphasizes patient education for self-care.
• Tailors treatments to individual needs.
• Addresses sports injuries and daily stress.

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• Active Release Technique (ART) for soft-tissue dysfunction.
• Medical acupuncture for musculoskeletal pain relief.
• Chiropractic care for sports injury assessment and management.
• Manual therapies to improve joint mobility and function.
• Treatment focused on injury prevention and performance optimization.

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• Active Release Techniques (ART) soft-tissue mobilization.
• Medical acupuncture for pain modulation and recovery.
• Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization (DNS) developmental movement training.
• Sports injury assessment and on-field chiropractic care.
• Performance arts and athlete-focused chiropractic rehabilitation.

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• Acupuncture and dry needling for pain modulation.
• Pelvic floor assessment and rehabilitation.
• Myofascial release for soft-tissue tension and mobility.
• Spinal manipulation for joint dysfunction and pain relief.
• Rehabilitation for work, motor vehicle, and sports injuries.

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• Sports injury assessment, rehab, and return-to-sport programs.
• Concussion assessment, vestibular rehab, and graded return protocols.
• Neurological rehabilitation and brain injury movement recovery.
• Post-operative physiotherapy for surgical recovery and mobility.
• Acupuncture and dry needling for pain modulation and tissue healing.

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• Functional movement assessment for posture, flexibility, joint health.
• Exercise prescription for strength, endurance, and mobility improvements.
• Active rehabilitation and return-to-activity planning after old injuries.
• Group-programs and one-on-one exercise therapy for older adults.
• Ergonomic and movement education to prevent injury and maintain function.

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• Functional movement assessment to identify movement limitations.
• Exercise prescription and individualized 1-on-1 training programs.
• Active rehabilitation and return-to-activity planning after injury.
• Assisted stretch therapy to improve flexibility and range of motion.
• Small-group and partner training for progressive exercise therapy.

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