Treatments

An adjustment is a non-invasive procedure consisting of a precise directed movement which restores a joints ability to move.

Ultrasound therapy is commonly used to treat obstructed milk ducts in breastfeeding women.

Myofascial Release is most commonly used to treat conditions related to adhesions or scar tissue in overused muscles, tendons, ligaments, fascia and nerves.

Graston Technique is a therapeutic method for treating disorders of the skeletal muscle and related connective tissue.

Shockwave treatment can be a great relief for chronic pain sufferers. Using patented technology, energy is pulsed into the body to encourage natural metabolic and circulatory reactions.

Insoles can help resolve foot, ankle, knee, hip and lower back pain.

Cold Laser Therapy is a form of laser medicine that uses low-powered, no-heat lasers to alter cellular function.

Dry needling is used to treat muscle dysfunction and pain by inserting needles into trigger points to reduce muscle tension and improve blood flow, commonly addressing conditions like neck pain, sciatica, and sports injuries.

Pelvic floor physiotherapy is used to address various conditions related to pelvic floor dysfunction, including incontinence, pelvic pain, pelvic organ prolapse, painful intercourse, and diastasis recti, by assessing and treating the pelvic floor and surrounding structures.

Clinical Pilates, taught one-on-one by a physiotherapist using specialized equipment, is tailored to address specific injuries and concerns, focusing on core strength, stability, and flexibility to improve overall physical function and reduce pain.

Birth preparation sessions with a pelvic floor physiotherapist teach expectant parents about labor techniques and pelvic health, recommended between 30-34 weeks of gestation.

Spinal Traction (or non surgical decompression) requires the use of a specialized table on which gentle, low force traction or pulling is placed on the spine using specific angles and forces.