Tag: Physiotherapy

Spring Training & Injury Prevention in Youth Sport- From an Oakville Physio

June 13, 2022 ·

Spring and summer sports are ramping up in Oakville / Halton. As school comes to an end soccer, baseball, football, lacrosse, golf, tennis, and beach volley ball amongst others are starting to ramp up. Athletes and teams are starting to increase their training, practice and game schedules. This is where … Continue reading Spring Training & Injury Prevention in Youth Sport- From an Oakville Physio →

Physio is not just for Sports Injuries- Musical Injuries

June 6, 2022 ·

Physiotherapy assessment and treatment is often associate with sports injuries, surgeries and car accidents. While all these things are true, physiotherapists also treat more than this. Physiotherapists treat aches and pains associated with occupations. Many of these involve repetitive movements and falls. Our North Oakville Physiotherapists also treat repetitive strain … Continue reading Physio is not just for Sports Injuries- Musical Injuries →

The Tiger Woods- “Why Not” Factor

April 9, 2022 ·

It’s the Master’s golf tournament at Augusta National Golf Club. It is also the 25th anniversary of the first appearance in the tournament by Tiger Woods. Many people were surprised to see Tiger Woods had entered the tournament. After his car accident in February of 2021, there was speculation that … Continue reading The Tiger Woods- “Why Not” Factor →

Foot Pain – Is it Plantar Fasciitis?

April 9, 2022 ·

Foot pain is something we commonly assess and treat at our North Oakville Clinic. Foot pain is commonly treated as a team between the Chiropodists, Physiotherapists, RMTs and Yoga Therapist. Each profession and professional has a slightly different way of approaching a person who comes to see them. Did you … Continue reading Foot Pain – Is it Plantar Fasciitis? →

What “kind” of grandparent are you or do you envision yourself being?- from an Oakville Physio

February 6, 2022 ·

Picture your child having kids. What kind of grandparent do you want to be? Did you have a vibrant fun grandparent in your life? Do you picture yourself wanting to play at the park or on the floor with your grandchild(ren)? Do you see yourself during visits carrying your grandchild … Continue reading What “kind” of grandparent are you or do you envision yourself being?- from an Oakville Physio →

Palermo Physio Abdulla- Team Tuesday

February 1, 2022 ·

We would like to begin our 2022 “Team Tuesday” from Oakville’s Palermo Physio and Wellness Centre by welcoming Abdullah Qaderi to our team! Abdullah is a graduate from the Physical Therapy program at the University of Toronto. Prior to that, he completed his Honours Bachelor of Science degree in Kinesiology … Continue reading Palermo Physio Abdulla- Team Tuesday →

How Physio can Help?

January 10, 2022 ·

At the end of a calendar year, our North Oakville Physio, Massage and Foot Clinic often sees an influx of patients. Many people have let the year pass them by ignoring aches and pains or putting off their health. It’s easy to do these days when the world is changing … Continue reading How Physio can Help? →

What if my child has scoliosis?

December 21, 2021 ·

What is Scoliosis? A normal spine has three main curves: cervical lordosis, thoracic kyphosis, and lumbar lordosis. These curves occur in the frontal plane, meaning they curve front to back. A scoliotic curve curves to the side. Therefore, a scoliosis refers to when the vertebrae in the spine do not … Continue reading What if my child has scoliosis? →

Importance of Tummy Time!

November 16, 2021 ·

Today we are going to talk about babies!! 😊 Infants (0-12 months) have many important milestones to hit during their development. Sometimes it seems like every week they’re learning something new! Their brains and bodies are integrating so much information about their environment and how to interact with it. This … Continue reading Importance of Tummy Time! →

Hip Dysplasia in Infants – and a Physio’s Role

May 10, 2021 ·

“Put your hands on your hips!” A lot of people’s response is putting the hands on the waist at the top of the pelvic bones. The true hip joint from a Physio’s perspective is basically where the legs attach into the torso. The crease of the groin delineates this. You … Continue reading Hip Dysplasia in Infants – and a Physio’s Role →