Pursuit of Motion Physiotherapy: Northwest Edmonton - Pursuit of Motion Physiotherapy

• Integrates geology background into practice.
• Emphasizes patient empowerment and self-care.
• Tailors treatments to individual needs.
• Utilizes an evidence-based approach.
• Seeks further training in manual lymphatic drainage.

This is an effective treatment that involves the manipulation of soft tissues in the body in order to reduce muscle tension, reducing or eliminating pain, improving joint mobility, and reducing stress…

This is an effective treatment that involves the manipulation of soft tissues in the body in order to reduce muscle tension, reducing or eliminating pain, improving joint mobility, and reducing stress…

• Sports injury assessment and rehabilitation programs.
• Post-injury strength and return-to-sport conditioning.
• Joint mobility restoration and range-of-motion exercises.
• Muscle reconditioning and corrective exercise prescription.
• Pain management using therapeutic exercise and manual therapy.

Physiotherapy treatment involving multiple body parts addresses a range of musculoskeletal, neurological, or post-surgical conditions that affect more than one region of the body.

Please choose this option if you are a new patient with pelvic health concerns or a returning patient that has not been seen for 6 months. This option includes a thorough assessment and treatment.

Please choose this option if you are a new patient with pelvic health concerns or a returning patient that has not been seen for 6 months. This option includes a thorough assessment and treatment.

• Pediatric functional rehabilitation and goal-directed therapy.
• Patient-centered education on injury management and recovery.
• Self-management strategies for long-term condition control.
• Restoring activity participation and return-to-sport/work planning.
• Mobility, strength, and functional movement retraining.

Physiotherapy treatment involving multiple body parts addresses a range of musculoskeletal, neurological, or post-surgical conditions that affect more than one region of the body.