The Sports Clinic at Winston Park

• Athletic therapy-informed massage for sports-related injuries.
• Manual lymphatic drainage (Vodder technique) for areas of dysfunction.
• Swedish massage techniques for relaxation and tissue mobilization.
• Trigger point therapy for myofascial pain and referral patterns.
• Fascial release and craniosacral techniques for soft-tissue restriction.

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• Focuses on achieving client-specific goals.
• Draws from sports and physical activity background.
• Helps with injury recovery and general conditioning.
• Supports preparation for athletic events.
• Assists with physical capacity for diverse activities.

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• Combines massage with medical acupuncture.
• Focuses on client well-being and healthy living.
• Collaborates with other healthcare professionals.
• Draws on personal athletic injury experience.
• Background in Physical Education and Sociology.

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• Athletic and chronic pain management through massage.
• Trigger point therapy for targeted muscle pain relief.
• Myofascial release to restore tissue mobility and balance.
• Instrument-assisted scraping to break down adhesions.
• Advanced cupping therapy to reduce muscle tension and promote healing.

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• Swedish massage for relaxation and circulation.
• Trigger point therapy for localized muscle pain.
• Deep tissue massage for chronic muscle tension.
• Myofascial release to reduce fascial restrictions.
• Joint mobilizations to improve mobility after injury.

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• Facial rejuvenation cosmetic acupuncture for skin tone and wrinkles.
• Acupuncture for general pain relief and musculoskeletal issues.
• Needling to address emotional and mental wellbeing balance.
• Acupuncture-supported injury recovery and tissue healing.
• Integration of acupuncture with Bowen therapy for muscular tension.

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• Manual therapy for neuro-musculoskeletal injury rehabilitation.
• Spinal stenosis assessment and management protocols.
• Neurofunctional acupuncture adjunct to chiropractic care.
• Exercise prescription integrated with manual chiropractic techniques.
• Thorough assessment and diagnosis for musculoskeletal conditions.

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• Manual and manipulative joint mobilization and manipulation.
• Vestibular rehabilitation for dizziness and balance disorders.
• Medical acupuncture for pain relief and tissue healing.
• Rehabilitation programs for sports and musculoskeletal injuries.
• Assessment and treatment restoring functional movement and mobility.

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• Advanced manual and manipulative therapy for joint dysfunction.
• Pelvic floor assessment and internal pelvic rehabilitation.
• Medical acupuncture for pain modulation and recovery.
• Visceral manipulation and craniosacral techniques for tension.
• Rehabilitation for low back, hip, and athletic injuries.

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• Manual therapy for joint mobility and pain relief.
• Soft tissue release to address muscle tension and adhesions.
• Gunn IMS (dry needling) for myofascial pain treatment.
• Individualized exercise programs for rehabilitation and strength.
• Patient education and self-management strategies for recovery.

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• Manual joint and soft-tissue mobilizations and manipulations.
• Vestibular rehabilitation for dizziness and balance disorders.
• Intramuscular stimulation and medical acupuncture for pain relief.
• Visceral and osteopathic mobilization for organ-related dysfunction.
• Individualized active exercise and running gait rehabilitation.

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• Manual therapy for joint and soft tissue dysfunction.
• Medical acupuncture for pain relief and neuromodulation.
• Visceral mobilization for internal tissue mobility restrictions.
• Pelvic and maternal physiotherapy addressing breastfeeding-related issues.
• Infant bodywork for torticollis, tongue/lip-tie, and plagiocephaly.

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• Hands-on manual therapy for joint and soft tissue dysfunction.
• Osteopathic manual techniques for musculoskeletal pain and mobility.
• Medical acupuncture for pain modulation and tissue healing.
• Thorough assessment and clinical reasoning for injury management.
• Teaching-based rehabilitation and progressive therapeutic exercise planning.

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• Patient education for self-managed rehabilitation.
• Individualized exercise programs for injury recovery.
• Manual therapy for joint and soft tissue mobilization.
• Acupuncture for pain management and recovery.
• Vestibular rehabilitation for balance and dizziness.

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• Hands-on manual therapy for joint and soft tissue mobility.
• Soft tissue release techniques to reduce muscle tension.
• Manual and manipulative therapy for musculoskeletal dysfunction.
• Rehabilitation for sports and activity-related injuries.
• Medical acupuncture for pain management and recovery.

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• Manual therapy for joint mobility and pain relief.
• Contemporary medical acupuncture for pain and recovery.
• Exercise programs for injury recovery and function.
• Soft tissue release to reduce muscle tension and tightness.
• Balance, posture, and strength training to reduce fracture risk.

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• Identify and address root causes of movement dysfunction.
• Education-focused rehabilitation for injury prevention.
• Manual therapy for pain relief and mobility restoration.
• Individualized exercise programs for recovery and performance.
• Return-to-sport and activity-specific rehabilitation.

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• - Concussion assessment and progressive return-to-sport recovery.
• - Musculoskeletal rehabilitation for joint and soft tissue injuries.
• - Movement assessment and functional movement restoration programs.
• - Manual therapy and hands-on joint and muscle recovery techniques.
• - Exercise prescription and physical reconditioning for return-to-activity.
• - Taping, bracing, and on-field acute injury management.

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