CLINIC IS OPEN FOR URGENT CLIENTS BASED ON THE DIRECTIVE OF OUR PROFESSIONAL COLLEGES
We are offering Virtual care and in person treatment for urgent clients
We are offering Virtual care and in person treatment for urgent clients
We are offering Virtual care and in person treatment for urgent clientsWe are offering Virtual care and in person treatment for urgent clientsWomen's Health
Incontinence/ Pelvic Pain
There is a common belief that if you experience loss of bladder or bowel control or have chronic pelvic pain, especially after childbirth, that you just have to live with it. It isn't true!
1 out of 4 women suffer with Urinary Incontinence at some point in their lives, and it is treatable! In fact, 80% of clients will have tremendous success in only 8-10 sessions. The treatments have been proven to prevent or delay surgical outcomes, and are also very effective for surgical recovery. Above all, with treatment, you will improve your quality of life!
Physiotherapy-Pregnancy
Your body goes through many changes during pregnancy which can lead to conditions like Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, Pelvic S.I. Joint Pain and Sciatica.
Psst! If your expecting or know someone who is, visit our page about the childbirth classes we offer!
Physiotherapy-Postpartum
Labour and delivery, in addition to pregnancy, can change the way you use your muscles. Changes can also occur due to trauma and during the birth process. A Physiotherapist can help you restore your body to it's optimal condition, and get you back to doing the activities you enjoyed before you got pregnant. In addition, Physiotherapy can help prevent and treat common conditions experienced by women in the postpartum period, such as low back pain, pelvic organ prolapse, pelvic girdle pain, persistent diastasis recti and incontinence.
Mother To Be Maternity Support Belt
Available to be ordered. Cost includes fitting by a Physiotherapist.
Mother To Be is a patented retention belt that prevents distortion of the lumbar curve by transferring the abdomen over the pelvis. The Abdominal left pad expands to accommodate growth.