The entire team at Motion Works Physiotherapy & Sports Injury Centre want to congratulate Karen LeValliant, physiotherapist & owner, on being named a Forty Under 40 recipient for 2018. Your hard work and dedication, here an...
Injuries caused by household chores - particularly when ‘spring cleaning’ - are more common than you think! Read on to discover how you can prevent injury this season!
Benefits from relieving tension in a c-section scar, include reducing lower back and/or pelvic pain as well as pelvic floor issues; improve pelvic floor and core function; and help in the overall healing of abdominal separation (diastasis), and incontinence issues.
STATISTICS
In 2012, more than 1.3 million kids went to the ER with sports injuries in the United States. Football injuries were in the lead, followed by basketball, soccer, and baseball, with the most injured...
Do you suffer from headaches?
The most important skill in managing headaches is determining the actual cause of the headache and following through with the appropriate treatment, rather than merely treating the pain itself...
When it comes to weight loss, there is no magic pill, powder or potion. With all the diet options out there, let alone the wacky things we try sometimes, which should you follow? Simple, the one that does not leave you h...
Spring is in the air for many of us it seems, and why not since the snow continues to melt outside with above freezing temperatures and the sun's increasing heat. Not to mention this weekend, it is time to set our clocks forward, in ...
Although September is considered Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, any time is a good time to care for our & our family/friend's mental health and emotion state. This blog post comes from Melissa Howard, a suicide prevention ...
We have all experienced the frustration when regardless of our hardworking for weight loss, the scale stays the same! We're exercising, watching portions, avoiding sweets, and tracking our diet, so what gives? Why won’t the scale ...
What is it?
Osgood-Schlatter’s disease is an injury to the growth plate of the shin bone known as the tibia, which is located just below the kneecap. It is a common condition found in younger athle...
