Steve Nairn
- Manual therapy to correct muscle imbalances and pain.
- Acupuncture and IMS for symptom remedy.
- Soft tissue work for improved movement.
- Progressive exercise to restore function.
- Focus on foot, knee injuries and chronic pain.
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Sitka Physio & Wellness
#204, 1055 West Georgia Street, Vancouver, BC, V6E 3P3
It’s a true privilege to partner with people through their healing journey and to see them achieve their highest possible level of function. I believe that education in this process is key. By helping people understand their injury and providing tools to remedy symptoms we can see real results. I use a combination of manual therapy, acupuncture, Intramuscular Stimulation (IMS), soft tissue work, and progressive exercise to correct muscle imbalance and restore pain free movement. With over 15 years of experience as a physiotherapist in Vancouver, I focus on treatment that will be effective and tailored specifically to your needs and goals. I keep sessions fun and seek to encourage and motivate my clients to help them see their full physical potential. Through my own injuries in soccer, swimming and snowboarding I have developed a special interest in foot and knee injuries, as well as treating chronic pain. I believe in the importance of lifelong learning and I am regularly furthering my education by taking advanced physiotherapy courses. In my free time I enjoy running, biking and chasing after my son. https://www.sitkaphysio.com/our-team/steve-nairn/
A Physiotherapy Assessment Appointment is indicated for patients who are new to the clinic, have not been seen for at least 6 months, or have a brand new injury. Upon booking a Physiotherapy Assessment, it is recommended that you book two or three, 30 or 60-minute follow-up appointments (depending on the complexity of your injury) with the same practitioner, at one week intervals. Please give us a call 604-558-2222, if you need any assistance or if you have any questions. * 60-min Physical Therapy Assessment ($195 starting May 1).*