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Christopher Nedelko

  • Individualized rehab combining exercise and strength training.
  • Manual therapy and soft tissue release for pain relief.
  • Dry needling / medical acupuncture for muscle trigger points.
  • Concussion and vestibular rehabilitation for balance and dizziness.
  • Therapeutic cupping and shockwave therapy for tissue healing.

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Rebalance Sports Medicine - 155 University Ave

Rebalance Sports Medicine - 155 University Ave

155 University Ave, Suite 303, Toronto, ON, M5H3B7

Chris is passionate about rehabilitating various injuries through an individualized, evidence-based and multimodal approach. He utilizes a thorough assessment that looks for all contributing factors, drawing on his knowledge further gained from Neurokinetic Therapy and Functional Movement Systems, to identify the root cause of pain and movement dysfunction. Chris has an established background in the health and fitness industry. He combines strength training and exercise with manual therapy, soft tissue release, dry needling/acupuncture, therapeutic cupping and movement education to help his clients achieve their full potential. Chris has special interest in shoulder pain, sport-related injury and concussion management. He is passionate about sharing his knowledge, experience, and expertise with his clients and empowers them with self-care strategies to prevent future injury and ensure a speedy recovery! ###**Qualifications** * Registered Physiotherapist * Manual Therapist * Level 3 Neurokinetic Therapy (NKT) * Level 1 & 2 Concussion Management Workshop * Vestibular Rehabilitation * Level 2 Certified Functional Movement Systems (FMS) * Special Interest in Sport Related Injury ###**Services Offered** * Physiotherapy * Manual Therapy * Medical Acupuncture/Dry Needling * Concussion Rehabilitation * Vestibular Rehabilitation * Strength and Conditioning * Therapeutic Cupping * Shockwave Therapy

IN-PERSON Physiotherapy Initial Assessment 60 Minutes
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