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Do’s and Dont’s of Managing Urinary Stress Incontinence

May 1st, 2012

Urinary Stress Incontinence: What is it? The weather is warming up, and you are ready to kickstart that walk/run program you had put off because of the cold winter weather.  But, what is this annoying and embarrassing occurrence of a small amount of urine leaked every time you want to sprint a little faster?  What’s [...]

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Spring into Spring Injury Free

April 1st, 2012

Now that the warm weather has finally arrived, we all want to get out there and enjoy it as much as possible.  This means pulling out the golf clubs, wiping the dust off the bicycle or trying out those new gardening tools.  However, if we don’t prepare our bodies for activity during these few months, [...]

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Your Visit


What do I bring to my first physiotherapy appointment?


How long is a physiotherapy appointment?

Appointments are approximately 30-45 minutes long, depending on the condition/injury for which you are receiving treatment. If you are booked for a prolonged visit for lymphedema/breast cancer rehab or women’s health, expect to stay for 60 minutes.


What can I expect during my physiotherapy appointment?

During the first visit, your physiotherapist will:

During any follow-up sessions, your physiotherapist will:

If necessary, we will liaise with other professionals involved in your care, such as your family doctor, case managers (in the case of ICBC or WCB injuries), and medical specialists.  This provides continuity in your care.