The Movement Lab Whistler

• Sport injury treatment and prevention.
• Occupational injury management.
• Motor vehicle accident rehabilitation.
• Stress relief and well-being.
• Myofascial system unwinding and balance.

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• Injury prevention and recovery for athletes.
• Improving functional movement and pain relief.
• Myofascial release for tissue health.
• Neuromuscular therapy for muscle function.
• Active release techniques for soft tissues.

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• Holistic approach emphasizing mind-body connection.
• Focuses on relaxation and nervous system retraining.
• Uses myofascial release and specific stretching.
• Aims to reduce sympathetic nervous system activity.
• Treats each client as a unique individual.
• Combines Kinesiology knowledge with massage techniques.

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• Assessing and analyzing human movement patterns.
• Designing and prescribing therapeutic exercises.
• Performing joint mobilization and manipulation.
• Applying anatomical acupuncture and IMS techniques.
• Addressing sport-related biomechanics and injury recovery.

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• Exercise programs for return-to-activity and injury prevention.
• Manual therapy for joint and soft tissue mobilization.
• Intramuscular stimulation (IMS) for muscle pain and dysfunction.
• Concussion assessment and vestibular rehabilitation management.
• Sport injury rehabilitation for skiers, hockey, lacrosse, and athletes.

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• Musculoskeletal injury management and recovery.
• Physiotherapy-led Pilates for pain and injury.
• Soft tissue and tendon rehabilitation with taping.
• Exercise-based rehabilitation for active individuals.
• Manual therapy techniques for regaining function.

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• Orthopaedic injury treatment and rehabilitation.
• Individualized exercise prescription for recovery.
• Hands-on manual therapy techniques.
• Targeting dysfunctional movement patterns.
• Addressing shoulder injuries and post-op rehab.

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