The Functional Approach

• Sports and rehabilitation focus.
• Pain relief and improved mobility.
• Relaxation and stress reduction.
• Hot stone and acupressure therapy.
• Treats whiplash, back, hip, knee, shoulder.
• Incorporates therapeutic ultrasound.

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• Spinal manipulation for back and neck pain relief.
• Manual therapy for sports-related injury rehabilitation.
• Soft tissue mobilization to reduce muscle tension.
• Postpartum-focused chiropractic rehab and exercise integration.

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• Evidence-based spinal and joint adjustments for pain relief.
• Functional Range Conditioning for joint mobility and control.
• Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization for movement pattern retraining.
• Concussion assessment and management using Shift protocols.
• Movement screens and corrective exercises for injury recovery.

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• Musculoskeletal assessment for pain and movement dysfunction.
• Gentle manipulative treatment to release tissue and joint restrictions.
• Soft tissue techniques and joint mobilization for improved mobility.
• Whole-body assessment addressing compensatory patterns from injuries.
• Perinatal care: manipulative treatment for pregnant and postpartum patients.

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• Hands-on manual therapy for joint and soft tissue dysfunction.
• Sports injury assessment and individualized rehabilitation programs.
• Functional strength and conditioning for return-to-sport readiness.
• Athlete-focused injury prevention and performance maintenance.
• Rehabilitation for rowing, soccer, and other sport-related injuries.

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• Return-to-sport rehabilitation after ankle sprains and injuries.
• Stroke recovery and regaining functional independence.
• Post-operative physiotherapy and functional restoration.
• Active rehabilitation and exercise-based recovery programs.
• Manual therapy combined with education and reassurance.

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