Tag: Physiotherapy
Did you know that Physiotherapists treat even smaller areas of the body? This includes the hands, wrists, fingers and thumbs. Even though they’re small joints, ligaments and muscles, they can cause large problems in peoples day-to-lives. Physiotherapists Treat: Post Fracture hands, wrists, fingers, thumbs. Physiotherapists help with mobility of the … Continue reading Physiotherapy for Hands
Read moreIts Victoria Day Long weekend and mother nature has finally decided to bless us with some beautiful spring weather!! Here are a few ideas to take full advantage of this time off: Go for a hike or walk Put on appropriate footwear and take in some fresh air around your … Continue reading Ideas for Victoria Day Long Weekend
Read moreThe long weekend is fast approaching and the weather is getting warmer!!! Summer is just around the corner (we swear, it will happen!). Our Victoria Day Weekend Hours are as Follows: Friday, May 17th – OPEN Regular Hours Saturday, May 18th – CLOSED Sunday, May 19th – CLOSED Monday, May … Continue reading Victoria Day – 2019 Clinic Hours
Read moreDecreased balance and mobility issues can be a result of a variety of health issues. Concussions, Parkinson’s disease, Multiple sclerosis, and diabetic neuropathy can all impact our balance in a verity of ways. BUT Did you know that much of the balance and mobility issues people simply discount as a … Continue reading Falls, Trips, Stumbles
Read moreWe LOVE our Half-moon Prana Yoga Bolster. We use it for restorative yoga poses, breathing exercises, and gentle thoracic spine mobilizations. With schedules changing over March Break we know that you may find that you love to relax with a Yoga Bolster too! At the end of next week (Saturday … Continue reading March Break Contest – Win a Yoga Bolster
Read moreIt’s hard for anyone to shut off their brain to what our education disposes us towards. For a Physiotherapist this may mean: Analyzing how people walk with curiosity (don’t worry, we don’t judge, we usually just wonder how we can help) Watching sports net playbacks for a slow motion shot … Continue reading Netflix Review – Your World Explained, “Music” – From an Oakville Physio
Read moreWe get so comfortable in our little bubbles that we often take for granted what we know. In casual conversation with someone the other day I mentioned I was a Physiotherapist working in private practice orthopaedics (a “typical” community physio clinic). This person then asked: “Do you treat knees?” Now … Continue reading “Do you treat knees?” – From an Oakville Physio
Read moreHi there! I’m Emma. I think one of my favourite things about working here is seeing or hearing about patients improving. It’s a really satisfying thing to hear when people call in to let us know how well they’re doing or that they are being discharged by the Physio, RMT, … Continue reading Meet Emma one of our Front End Team Members! – Team Tuesday
Read moreThere are a variety of factors that play a role in the development of torticollis (stiff or tilted neck) and plagiocephaly (flattened head areas) in infants. It can be related to factors in-utero (space, first baby, location) and birth related factors (assisted or complicated deliveries). One large contributing factor is … Continue reading Tummy to Play. Back to Sleep. -From an Oakville Physio
Read morePalermo Physiotherapy and Wellness Centre will be closing early today due to the current and expected weather conditions. The clinic will close today at 12pm open Wednesday (February 13) morning at 9am. If there are any questions or concerns, please call us at 905-582-9700 and leave a message or email … Continue reading Snow Day – Feb 12, 2019 -Palermo Physio and Wellness
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