Tag: RMT

Oakville RMT Jason – Palermo Physio & Wellness Team Tuesday

March 8, 2022 ·

Jason is an awesome part of our North Oakville team! Although he is quiet, he does have a fun sense of humour! Jason (Zheng Zhu) is experienced in providing Swedish and deep tissue massage, effleurage, lymphatic drainage and various other massage and relaxation techniques. Jason is very skilled in determining … Continue reading Oakville RMT Jason – Palermo Physio & Wellness Team Tuesday →

Oakville RMT Wójciech – Team Tuesday Palermo Physio and Wellness

March 1, 2022 ·

Wojciech Sikora is a Registered Massage Therapist who graduated from Kikkawa College (Hons) in 1996. He is also a 1990 graduate of The Physical Education Academy in Poland with a Master’s degree in teaching. Wojciech is passionate about educating his clients and empowering them to take control of their own … Continue reading Oakville RMT Wójciech – Team Tuesday Palermo Physio and Wellness →

Josephine (Acupuncturist & RMT) – Palermo Physio & Wellness Team Tuesday

February 8, 2022 ·

Josephine has enjoyed practicing Massage Therapy since 2009 when she graduated from Sutherland-Chan School and Teaching Clinic and is registered as a member of the College of Massage Therapists of Ontario. She has also completed the Contemporary Medical Acupuncture Program at McMaster University in 2012. Josephine has since gone on … Continue reading Josephine (Acupuncturist & RMT) – Palermo Physio & Wellness Team Tuesday →

Brayden (RMT) – Palermo Physio & Wellness Team Tuesday

January 25, 2022 ·

We would formally like to welcome a new (ish) member of our Oakville Physio and Wellness team to the clinic! Brayden is a Registered Massage Therapist (RMT) who graduated from Sutherland-Chan in 2021. He is also a Registered Kinesiologist since 2017, with previous experience helping clients rehabilitate from long term … Continue reading Brayden (RMT) – Palermo Physio & Wellness Team Tuesday →

Let’s Talk Snow Shovelling and Beyond

January 18, 2022 ·

After a large snowfall, we often see patients in our clinic. From Physio to Massage, to Yoga, our practitioners are helping people with injuries and aches and pains. We have shared blog posts in the past with snow shovelling tips (Click Here) to help prevent injuries. While the advise still … Continue reading Let’s Talk Snow Shovelling and Beyond →

Happy New Year! 2022

January 1, 2022 ·

The team at Oakville’s Palermo Physio and Wellness Centre would like to wish everyone Happy New Year! We know the past couple of years have been challenging for everyone. We appreciate your continued trust in our practitioners for your wellness needs. Our Physiotherapists, Chiropodists, Registered Massage Therapists and Yoga Therapist … Continue reading Happy New Year! 2022 →

Ease into Activity and Prevent Injury

June 11, 2021 ·

This past year and a half has been unbelievably challenging. With some restrictions being lifted in Ontario this weekend, many of us are eager to get back to workouts. There are many gyms, like Element, on the border of Mississauga and Oakville, who are ready with outdoor workouts for their … Continue reading Ease into Activity and Prevent Injury →

Low Back Pain isn’t all Equal

June 8, 2021 ·

Not all back pain is the same, so why would you follow generic exercises online? Having a personalized Physiotherapy assessment allows your Physiotherapist to provide you with specific advise and specific exercises tailored for you and your issues. Whether it’s pain, stiffness, weakness, we are here for you. A physiotherapist … Continue reading Low Back Pain isn’t all Equal →

Hip Dysplasia in Adults

May 17, 2021 ·

In Canada, hip dysplasia is often identified early. The hips of infants are assessed in well baby checks. If there is an issue detected, imaging may confirm and early treatment can begin. Hip dysplasia can sometimes be missed and identified later in life. This may be in children who limp … Continue reading Hip Dysplasia in Adults →

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 →