Massage
Treatment individualized and planned after thorough history, movement and physical assessment.
- Individualized treatment plans based on thorough assessment.
- Movement assessments guide manual therapy and care planning.
- Physical assessments support soft tissue and joint treatment.
- Treatment focuses on pain relief and dysfunction management.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
Treatment individualized and planned after thorough history, movement and physical assessment.
- Individualized treatment plans based on thorough assessment.
- Movement assessment guides soft tissue treatment planning.
- History and physical assessment inform manual therapy.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
Acupuncture
- Pain relief for musculoskeletal and joint conditions.
- Stress reduction and relaxation support through treatment.
- Headache and migraine management with traditional techniques.
- Injury recovery and mobility support for healing.
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Chiropractic
The initial session lasts up to 45 Minutes. It includes assessment along with the treatment of the injured areas.
- Musculoskeletal assessment during initial chiropractic sessions.
- Treatment of injured areas using chiropractic techniques.
- Spinal adjustment for pain and mobility support.
- Joint mobilization to improve movement and function.
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Physiotherapy
Our physiotherapists with specialized training in pelvic floor dysfunction will assess problems with pelvic floor muscle tension, strength, and coordination. A pelvic physiotherapist will educate you to optimize the mobility, flexibility, strength, and coordination of the pelvic floor muscles as well as identify and address any lifestyle factors or habits that may be significantly contributing to the development of the pelvic floor dysfunction.
- Subjective and objective musculoskeletal assessment of painful areas.
- Painful joint evaluation and condition clarification.
- Functional examination to identify movement-related concerns.
- Treatment planning based on assessment findings.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
Our physiotherapists with specialized training in pelvic floor dysfunction will assess problems with pelvic floor muscle tension, strength, and coordination. A pelvic physiotherapist will educate you to optimize the mobility, flexibility, strength, and coordination of the pelvic floor muscles as well as identify and address any lifestyle factors or habits that may be significantly contributing to the development of the pelvic floor dysfunction.
- Pain assessment and evidence-based pain management techniques.
- Musculoskeletal diagnosis and treatment for joint dysfunction.
- Manual therapy for soft tissue and joint mobilization.
- Therapeutic exercise programs for injury recovery and function.
- Clinical reasoning-driven treatment plans for complex cases.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
Our physiotherapists with specialized training in pelvic floor dysfunction will assess problems with pelvic floor muscle tension, strength, and coordination. A pelvic physiotherapist will educate you to optimize the mobility, flexibility, strength, and coordination of the pelvic floor muscles as well as identify and address any lifestyle factors or habits that may be significantly contributing to the development of the pelvic floor dysfunction.
- Subjective assessment of pain and symptom history.
- Objective joint assessment and functional movement testing.
- Condition review to guide physiotherapy treatment options.
- Painful area evaluation for rehabilitation planning.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
Our physiotherapists with specialized training in pelvic floor dysfunction will assess problems with pelvic floor muscle tension, strength, and coordination. A pelvic physiotherapist will educate you to optimize the mobility, flexibility, strength, and coordination of the pelvic floor muscles as well as identify and address any lifestyle factors or habits that may be significantly contributing to the development of the pelvic floor dysfunction.
- Subjective and objective assessment of painful joints.
- Movement analysis to understand function and limitations.
- Tailored exercise prescription for recovery and mobility.
- Manual therapy for joint pain and stiffness.
- Treatment planning based on assessment findings.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.