Make a move!
Aching joints and muscles can put a damper in your active lifestyle. Physiotherapists understand this better than anyone. They are trained look at the muscles and joints in a systematic and logical way in order to accurately detect and treat the root of the problem. Physiotherapists are the first line of help for people with neck and back pain, tendonitis, bursitis, strains, sprains, nerve pain, fractures, work related injuries, and rehabilitation after surgery.

Patient Education!
Provided below is support and information you need to be a proactive participant in your treatment decisions. Please read the disclaimer before using this site.

• What is a Physiotherapist
• Medical conditions that can be treated with Physiotherapy
• Preventing pain at work: Office ergonomics
• Injury prevention: Sports and yardwork
• When to apply "Hot" or "Cold"
• What to expect from your first visit
• Locate a Clinic
• Submit Clinical questions
  

Medical Professionals!
In response to the many inquiries by health care providers, the following are resources that can help you improve the quality of patient care.

• Literature Reviews
• Continuing Education for physiotherapists
• Books and Learning Guides
• Lecture Materials (McGill University)
• Essential Links
• Submit Clinical questions