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Physical therapy is a science-based profession that focuses on your well-being as a whole instead of focusing on individual ailments.

While clinics offer more instruments for recovery, we understand that it is not always possible for patients to make it to Sport Physiotherapy because their injuries are too severe, or they are simply uncomfortable doing so.

Sports therapists have a strong background in orthopedics (therapy involving the musculoskeletal system) and work with athletes of all levels as well as the average active citizen.

Not only does pediatric rehabilitation help children recover from injuries and illnesses, it helps them live with recurring conditions that may affect them for the rest of their lives.

From your first visit to S.P.O.R.T. Physiotherapy and Wellness, our priority is to reduce your pain and help restore your normal lifestyle to you as quickly as possible.

Adhesive Capsulitis, more commonly known as frozen shoulder, is characterized by pain and stiffness in your shoulder joint.

Patients who have physical therapy prior to and after surgery and sports-related injuries are able to return to their full and active lifestyle faster than those who try to heal on their own.

Our Certified Strength and Conditioning specialists apply science and experience to help professional and recreational athletes improve their performance.

Patients who suffer from involuntary, aberrant and uncontrolled movements such as tremors can be assisted with physical therapy.

The Performance Enhancement Program at S.P.O.R.T. Physiotherapy and Wellness is specially designed to assist athletes at all levels improve their skills, become aware of ways to train without incurring injury, and to achieve their optimal performance level.

At S.P.O.R.T. Physiotherapy and Wellness, we offer physical therapy specifically tailored to the needs of older adults who may have multiple problems.

A number of injuries are associated with runners, ranging from shin splits to IT band syndrome to Archilles tendonitis, plantar fasciitis, ankle sprain and patellofemoral pain.

The FCE can be used to determine if a worker who has been on medical leave is ready to resume work and if any modifications are needed to their work routine such as adding ergonomic measures.

According to Guy Voyer, D.O., a world-renowned French Osteopath and educator, fascia is the "inner" skin of your body. It is the tissue that connects and shapes every muscle, organ, blood vessel and nerve.