Newsletter: March 2025

By Miss Kayla Durant. Registered Physiotherapist Recovering from surgery can be demanding, particularly when pain, swelling, or stiffness limit your ability to move comfortably. In the early stages of rehabilitation, some patients may be introducedRead more

By Dr. Abigail Lindo, Registered Physiotherapist Sports are a great way to stay fit, build confidence and connect with others. Whether you run on weekends, go to the gym or play on a team, stayingRead more

By Miss Jaeda Moore, Registered Physiotherapist Arthritis is one of the most common causes of chronic pain worldwide, affecting people of all ages, though it is more prevalent with increasing age. It is not aRead more

By Dr. Carol-Ann Wooding, Registered Physiotherapist Women’s Health Physiotherapy is a specialized branch of physical therapy that focuses on the unique needs of women across different stages of life from pregnancy and postpartum recovery toRead more

By Miss Megan Pinto, Student Intern If you’ve ever had a tight neck after a long day at your desk, sore legs after a tough workout, or lingering pain from an old injury, you’ve feltRead more