Address
45719 Ontario Avenue, Chilliwack, BC, V2P6S8
Phone
1-(604)-799-3080Website
Massage
Initial - 1 Hour Massage Therapy (TMJ)
- Restoring normal function with detailed assessments.
- Improving quality of life through massage therapy.
- Addressing diverse injuries and conditions through manual treatment.
- Treating chronic pain and various musculoskeletal dysfunctions.
- Recovering from strains, sprains, and post-MVI injuries.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
Initial - 1 Hour Massage Therapy
- Personalized therapeutic massage for pain relief and wellness.
- Relaxation-focused treatments with a calm supportive environment.
- Muscle tension and stress relief through targeted bodywork.
- Mobility support for chronic discomfort and injury recovery.
- Swedish, joint mobilizations, trigger point, and deep tissue.
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Initial - 1 Hour Massage Therapy
- Individualized care and tailored treatment plans.
- Promotes relaxation and stress reduction.
- Offers sports therapy and recovery.
- Provides deep tissue massage.
- Focuses on injury prevention and maintenance.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
Initial - 1 Hour Massage Therapy
- Assisting post-injury recovery (sport, MVA, work).
- Addressing stress-related symptoms and conditions.
- Providing pre and post surgical massage care.
- Managing various chronic pain conditions.
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Kinesiology
Initial Kinesiology Assessment
- Functional movement assessment for injury recovery and performance.
- Exercise prescription and active rehabilitation for musculoskeletal injuries.
- Biomechanical analysis and injury prevention for sport participants.
- Return-to-activity planning and functional capacity evaluation after injury.
- Culturally informed rehabilitation programs tailored to First Nations communities.
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Physiotherapy
This Extended Physiotherapy Assessment (60 minutes/45 minutes) is ideal if you have a more complex condition or pain in multiple areas of your body. The extra time allows your physiotherapist to thoroughly assess your needs and design a personalized plan to help you move and feel better.
- Concussion rehabilitation using certified methods.
- Enhancing function through targeted exercise therapy.
- Manual therapy for improved patient mobility.
- Education and guidance for better physical outcomes.
- Assisting recovery from sickness, disability, accident.
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Initial Physiotherapy Assessment
- Manual therapy for joint and soft tissue mobility.
- Individualized exercise programs for functional recovery.
- Neurological rehabilitation for movement and function.
- Pelvic floor and women’s health physiotherapy care.
- Geriatric physiotherapy for mobility and fall prevention.
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Pelvic Health - Physiotherapy Assessment
- Rehabilitation Pilates for movement, strength, and balance.
- Dry Needling for pain relief and muscle function.
- Röst Therapy for pregnancy-related pelvic pain.
- Pelvic health therapy including internal pelvic floor.
- Injury prevention and recovery through various techniques.
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To participate in the GLA:D Hip & Knee program, individuals must first complete a Physiotherapy Initial Assessment to confirm a diagnosis of hip or knee osteoarthritis (OA). If you already have a diagnosis from your doctor or healthcare provider, great! ; if not, OA can be identified through clinical signs and symptoms during the assessment. This assessment includes a review of medical history, baseline physical testing, and the development of personalized S.M.A.R.T. goals If OA is not present, we will recommend alternative treatments better suited to your needs.
- Manual therapy for joint and soft tissue dysfunction.
- Dysfunctional breathing pattern assessment and rehabilitation.
- Intramuscular stimulation (IMS) / dry needling for muscle pain.
- Exercise-based rehabilitation using Stott Pilates principles.
- Pain relief and movement restoration after injury.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.