Provided by: Nicole Gleason PT, MScPT, BHSc, CSCS, Nadia Colantonio PT, BSc. PT and Derrin Kluth PT.
Physiotherapists are highly skilled health professionals who provide safe, quality client-centered care. Their goal is to understand how and why movement and function take place. They assess, diagnose, treat, and work to prevent disease and disability through physical means.
Physiotherapists are experts in movement and function who work in partnership with their patients, assisting them to overcome movement disorders, which may have been present from birth, acquired through accident or injury, or are the result of ageing or life-changing events.
A Physiotherapist can help you recover from injury, reduce pain and stiffness, and increase mobility. They can also help you prevent further injury by listening to your needs and working with you to plan the most appropriate treatment for you.
- Pre and Post- Surgery Rehabilitation
- Orthopaedic Conditions
- Balance Issues
- Muscle Weakness
- Sports Injuries
- Headaches
- Neck Pain
- Back Pain
- Vestibular Therapy
- External Pelvic Health Therapy for pelvic dysfunction and pain
