Divek Lochan
- Management of spinal conditions (sciatica, prolapsed discs).
- Treatment of neck, shoulder, elbow, and knee pain.
- Neurological rehabilitation for stroke, MS, spinal cord injuries.
- Manual therapy: joint mobilization, manipulation, stretching.
- Soft-tissue techniques: dry needling, Graston (IASTM), neuromobilization.
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DIBS PHYSIOTHERAPY & WELLNESS
6 - 2171 Dunwin Dr, Mississauga, ON, L5L 1X2
Hello, I’m Divek Lochan, a dedicated and registered physiotherapist. With a focus on clinical reasoning and evidence-based practice, I specialize in managing neuro musculoskeletal conditions using highly specific treatment approaches. My expertise lies in the management of various conditions affecting the spine and peripheral joints. Whether it’s addressing issues like sciatica, prolapsed discs, spinal stenosis, herniations, spondylosis, or providing relief from neck, shoulder, elbow, and knee pain, I am well-versed in employing manual techniques and therapeutic exercises that are backed by scientific and clinical evidence. Additionally, I possess a profound understanding of neurological conditions and their rehabilitation. I have experience in helping individuals with conditions such as stroke, multiple sclerosis (MS), spinal cord injuries, and autoimmune disorders. Through my interventions, I strive to optimize the recovery and well-being of my patients. As a skilled manual therapist, I am proficient in a variety of techniques, including stretching, joint mobilization, manipulation, neuromobilization, dry needling, and Graston techniques (IASTM). By utilizing these techniques, I aim to enhance mobility, alleviate pain, and promote overall healing. I firmly believe that our bodies have incredible potential for improvement and growth. With this mindset, I am dedicated to supporting my patients in their journey towards achieving their goals. Through my expertise and commitment to evidence-based practice, I strive to empower individuals to reach their full potential and live their lives to the fullest.
The initial assessment is a crucial step in understanding the patient's condition, determining the appropriate treatment plan, and establishing goals for rehabilitation. It involves a comprehensive evaluation of the patient's medical history, presenting symptoms, functional limitations, and physical examination. It is typically needed for new patients, changes in condition, complex or chronic conditions, post-surgical rehabilitation, performance enhancement, and return to activity or sport.