PHYSIO 360

• Increases circulation and promote healing
• Decreases pain and swelling
• Increases range of motion
• Activates musculature in ideal length
• Improves joint position sense and balance

Orthopedic physiotherapy is a therapy that evaluates, treats, and aims to prevent bodily injuries that occur through wear and tear or through unexpected injuries. Using only conservative methods, physiotherapists evaluate how you move, how strong you are, how your nerves are working and many other aspects of your physical capacity. After developing a clinical diagnosis through extensive testing and experience, the therapist then treats the injury through manual techniques, exercise, education and pain relief modalities. At times referrals are made to other health care professionals if deemed necessary by the physiotherapist. Physiotherapy can be appropriate at any age and for any activity level.

• Back pain, herniated discs, stenosis, degenerative disc disease, scoliosis and other congenital variations​

• Headaches, dizziness, jaw pain, acute rye (stiff) neck

• Plantar fasciitis or carpal tunnel syndrome

• Sciatic, femoral nerve or brachial plexus injuries, peripheral nerve damage

• Car accidents, whiplash , falls or trauma

• Post pregnancy pain, spinal or peripheral instability

• Breathing and motor control dysfunction

• Post operative rehabilitation- range of motion, strengthening and return to function

• Healed fractures or dislocations/subluxations

• Tennis elbow, golfers elbow, shin splints

• Tendinitis/osis, arthritis/osis, sprains, strains, tears

• Posture, ergonomics, sleeping position suggestions