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spinewise12 · 9 days

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If you are looking for the best Physiotherapy Near Me to function better and live a pain-free life, reach out to the SpineWise clinic in Canada today. Get individualized care designed to help you regain your strength, comfort, and mobility. Our skilled therapists will assist you in overcoming pain and optimizing your body's inherent healing capacity using state-of-the-art procedures. SpineWise Clinic is here to help you on your journey to improved health, whether you're managing chronic pain or recovering from an injury. Reach out to Dr Amit Sharda and his team if you are looking for an effective Physiotherapy Bowmanville. Don't forget to visit our website to learn more.

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roundtriptojupiter · 10 months

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i just sprinted across campus to escape the rain, and now i want to talk about my experiences as a cane user while i remember how to breathe again.

i started using a cane 4 years ago, at the end of elementary school. i’ve been chronically disabled (likely fibromyalgia, but currently diagnosed with myofascial pain syndrome; it’s an inaccurate diagnosis, but at least it’s something) my entire life—i struggled to sit cross-legged in kindergarten because it hurt too much, and the first accommodation i ever needed was permission to sit in a normal chair during circle time. i was born early, and both of my parents had issues with their legs in their lives; my father as a child learning to walk, and my mother in her teens, until she got knee surgery when she was 19, but neither were the same as what i have.

i’ve always been an indoor person. i’ve never enjoyed sports, but to this day i don’t know if that’s because i genuinely don’t like them, or because i always end up hurt. so my parents always thought i was just lazy and exaggerating and needed to get in shape. the third one always makes me laugh. when i look at myself in the mirror, i can count all of my ribs. i inherited it from my dad; his nickname was ‘rice’ in high school because he was white and skinny. maybe i’ll grow out of it, i don’t know. people tell me i look sick, and it kind of sucks to tell them that they’re right.

the old pastor at the church i grew up in was a professional volleyball player. there was an inter-church volleyball tournament held every year, and monthly volleyball games within the congregation. when i was in elementary school, i loved it. i loved volleyball more than any other sport i’d ever played; for the most part, i didn’t have to run anywhere, and that was what made the difference. and players were swapped around a lot, so i got a lot of breaks, and it seemed like... maybe i had just been lazy. maybe this was my lucky break.

and my parents signed me up for volleyball camp. i don’t remember how old i was—maybe twelve, thirteen? i could do the math, but my brain is too exhausted. it was only a week long. we did drills, we played games; every day i went back to my parents sobbing and exhausted, with burning red marks on my arms, barely able to stand and far worse than any other child there, even the other ‘lazy’ ones. that was the moment everyone in my life finally realized that something was wrong.

thus started a long, frustrating process and the wonders of the canadian healthcare system.

people love to compliment canada’s healthcare. they love to compare it to usamerica’s, they love to stand on their soapbox and say how great it is— i can always tell whether those people are disabled or not. because, yes. there are a lot of pros. but anybody who preaches that it’s wonderful and flawless will get my cane to their shins. because the reality is, the wait lists span years, and even when you live five minutes away from one of the best youth hospitals in the country, maybe even north america, sometimes they’ll put you through hell for three years straight, then give you the wrong diagnosis, throw an attempt at fixing you at the wall that doesn’t work, and then expect you to move on with your life.

i only have two vivid memories of that three-year process while i was still in elementary school: the beginning, and the end. my first major specialist appointment was with a neurologist. he stuck pins in my leg and arm and sent electric shocks through them to evaluate muscle responses. it was one of the worst pains i’ve ever felt. to this day, i can’t sustain a static shock without my leg buckling or my hand seizing up. my mom held my hand, and i was screaming; i still cry when i think about it. the test came back with nothing.

the end was when i finally saw a physiotherapist. at the time, it felt like a miracle; he spoke to me for what seemed like only ten, fifteen minutes, and gave me a diagnosis and a physiotherapy plan. that was in 2021. the physiotherapy turned out to be hell; i only lasted a few months, even doing the most basic of exercises, and my parents grew sour at the idea of driving me to the other end of the city on a regular basis. so that all shattered into nothingness.

but that’s all just an aside: the real point is, the first time i used a cane was on a school trip to a large city, at the end of elementary school. it was going to involve a lot of walking; something i knew by that point would be difficult. and so my mother gave me a gift. an old, simple, dark red, wooden cane. the same one she’d used in her teen years before her surgery, and kept just in case. i genuinely don’t know if it’s good or not; i don’t know if i could afford a better one. i’m still using it. i think buying a new one would make the reality too real—that i will not get a magic fix, like my mother did.

on that trip, my very first time using a cane, with my grade eight class, was the also the first time that anybody made fun of it. while walking through the city in small groups, another boy in my class called me a grandma from across the street. i ran after him and hit him (not hard) with it, and he kept his mouth shut for the rest of the trip.

when i started grade nine, my high school was a twenty-to-thirty minute walk from my house. (another aside, shorter this time: after almost every other form of exercise was slowly nixed out of my life, walking became my everything. it still kills, but it’s better than anything else.) and it was too much. by the time i reached school every day, i was unable to stand for the national anthem. that was when the cane became a regular part of my life; i took it with me every day for support while i walked, and even when i didn’t need it, it made my disability somewhat more visible. the respectful people saw it and realized that there was something wrong with me. the assholes saw it and were assholes.

here’s another thing about me: i used to have a cousin. i have a lot of cousins, actually, but the one in question was almost my twin. we were born in the same week, and shared a birthday every year growing up, and looked nearly identical—when our hair was the same length, that is. he and i were complete opposites in most other respects; i was a quiet, well-behaved (read: neurodivergent) kid, and he was a loud, trouble-making (read: neurodivergent) kid. but we got along. and we went to the same high school, and it always stunned people to find out that we were cousins.

in grade nine one of my cousin’s friends made fun of my cane, in front of him and me. my cousin shoved his own friend against a locker and threatened him because of it. i wasn’t made fun of for my cane at that school for the rest of my time there (unless you count the things that people say when they don’t mean to be mean, but have also never witnessed someone my age with a cane before. i don’t, but they still hurt.)

my cousin’s gone now. he overdosed on xanax and killed himself in october. it’s my fondest memory of him, when he turned on his own friend to defend me. i didn’t see him for two years before he passed because of covid quarantines and precautions. i genuinely don’t remember the last time i did see him.

and here’s one last thing: people think that growing up disabled with a parent that had suffered similarly would make things easier. but it was the opposite. because my mother wasn’t chronically disabled. she had horrible knee problems that were fixed after years of physiotherapy and a major operation. she was also labeled as gifted and diagnosed with something i forget the name of, which means that it takes more effort for her to perform tasks than it does for other people. and all that has done is this:

a more recent story. i’m currently spending a month living in québec on a university campus. initially, i was slotted to be staying in an off-campus apartment; they moved me to a residence building before i arrived because they knew of my disability. my room is on the fourth floor. there is no elevator. i wonder every day if my would-have-been apartment would have had less stairs.

my mother drove me there. when we arrived, she carried my suitcase up the stairs for me, because i was incapable of doing so myself. and when i complained, mostly lightheartedly—“oh, doing these stairs is going to suck all month”—she turned on me and told me that when she had been just a little bit older than me, she’d done a program in québec and lived on the third floor with no elevator, and she’d just had major knee surgery. and she’d been fine.

it was nothing for her. i still remember her exact words, four weeks later. i don’t know if she’ll ever truly take me seriously, because to her, she was disabled too, and she got through it. i’ve yet to find a way to convince her that it’s different. that not everything has a magic cure if you just work through it.

i’m eighteen now. she was nineteen when she had knee surgery. maybe when i turn nineteen, i’ll finally get a new cane. it’ll be symbolic, of something. i don’t know what. hopefully i’ll figure it out.

#jupiter.txt #monty.txt #is this poetry? maybe #disability #disabled #cane user #ableism #suicide mention #okay to reblog

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commiekinkshamer · 1 year

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I don’t understand why chiropractors are bunk science but yet medical doctors and auto insurance adjusters, workers comp etc frequently refer patients to them? Wouldn’t those entities especially, being notorious for being stingy with treatment coverage want to avoid unsubstantiated treatment methods?

Why are chiropractors allowed to be “doctors” and physiotherapists aren’t? Why do they so commonly work together, at least in Canada?

(For the record, my understanding from my own research AND talking to my physiotherapist colleagues I do believe most chiropractic treatment is suspicious at best, but I’m not a health professional).

I just don’t get why there’s such a notoriety associated with chiropractors yet they’re seemingly accepted by their healthcare peers in public, but not in private?

Like at my old clinic, there were no chiros but the massage therapists and physios were openly against it, now I work for a major chain of physio care centres and most of them have chiros, including mine, and chiros are supported by the physios. Obviously I can’t ask them bc that’s wildly inappropriate given the workplace, but they regularly refer patients to chiro as well as a shit ton of auto insurance adjusters and even medical doctors.

I’m autistic and this been driving me Fucking nuts for the past month…

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storiesaboutrachelcarolann · 2 years

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Tribute to Chance, my best four-legged friend:

Chance was a big red horse with a white stripe that just covered the space that was in between his nostrils that resembled a raindrop. If you really looked closely you'd see a handprint, as if God had laid his hand upon his soft face.

I had wanted a horse from the time I was a little girl. I used to play with plastic horses and barbies all the time and from the time I was able to speak, crawl, and walk I'd ask Mom and Dad every day if I could have a horse. My childlike wonder diverted every conversation to that very important question. I started riding when I was five years old, at the suggestion of my physiotherapist whom I went to see in Halifax because of my cerebral palsy.

I continued to ask for a horse until 2007. I had printed off an ad for a horse (Chance) and showed Bobbi Lynn Bezanson, my coach at the time. She said he'd be too much for me because of his bloodlines.

I had to be careful which horses I rode because some don't care for you as well as others. I left the barn in Grand Pre to go to Pat Kidston's in Kentville, NS, Canada. I wanted to give reining a shot, another form of a western discipline. Up until that point, I had been focused on western pleasure. With a job placement that turned into my second home, I came up with a plan to get my own horse. Grammy Smith and my mom helped me with a down payment on a horse (Chance).

One day Pat decided to bring up a horse from down the shore of Shelburne because there were a few people looking for a horse and wanted to try him. A few days later I walked into the barn after I had gotten done work for the day and there he was, the horse from the printed ad. I couldn't believe it! I was so excited. Something inside me knew he was mine, and so I tried him out and we were a perfect fit. A few days later the down payment was made on Chance. I paid off the remaining balance on him after a few short months. He was officially mine in August 2007 and so began the journey of how much of an impact this red horse would have on me and my life. The two of us were unstoppable. There was nothing I couldn’t do with his support, the love of a soul mate.

I had moved him to the barn in Grand Pre shortly before we had celebrated our first year together. I believed in Chance’s potential and this place was the stable that would help us reach both of our highest potentials. I wanted us both to become the best that we could be and that we did, with the help of BL, (I am forever grateful). I had no interest in showing professionally and Chance just wasn’t a show horse. I wanted us to be pushed to the top of our game and Bobbi Lynn, you sure helped us.

Chance was moved to my Mom's old house in Avonport four years later. Thanks to my Dad and a few others, who helped us to make that possible. Dad and I were putting shavings in the stall in preparation for the day we could bring him home. To my surprise, when I looked down the long driveway I saw the trailer pulling in. It was that day that I started believing that dreams really do come true, sometimes it takes time for God/ Spirit to do his work. He has a plan and I saw his divine timing.

I learned so much about myself in the years to come. I learned how much work it took to look after that kind of animal. Hard work doesn't kill you it only makes you stronger, it brings out another side of you that you yourself would never have thought possible. I found it really hard over the years to keep looking after him, I gave my whole heart to this animal, my best friend. He deserved me as much as I deserved him. He didn't have an easy life which is one of the many things we had in common. He never gave up and that inspired me to keep going, keep working hard, and overcome the limitations I had put on myself. He showed me what I was capable of.

We moved a handful of times through the years. Where we call home now in 2022 is in a little town surrounded by water, Weymouth, NS, Canada. We've been here for four years.

This past year in July of 2022, I had to stop riding. I’ve dealt with many back issues over the years and this year God made it clear that it was time to stop riding. Simply, my back couldn’t take it anymore so I retired myself and I retired Chance. Our bodies weren’t able to keep up with our hearts and minds. We had some pretty amazing adventures over the years. He lent me his wings until I found my own and it was time to give him back his freedom.

In the last week of August, (the month in which we celebrated 15 years together) I made a final decision about Chance. There were a lot of factors at play, and I wanted the best for my boy, to keep his quality of life intact. I laid him to rest at 26, in Avonport (the place that we both called home for many years). He struggled last winter and I wanted to remember him happy, healthy, and in a good state of well-being. I approached my uncle who now owns my Grammy Smith's property and that was a no-go. I figured I would try my Uncle Martin to see if there was any way possible for him to be laid to rest on his farm. A male cardinal landed on the branch of one of the trees in my yard when he said yes. My mom and I both saw it, and we took it as a sign that this was the right place for Chance. My cousin Nina Dier and I decided that it would be nice if Chance could be buried beside her first little pony (Bonnie), who is buried at the farm (all the good ones are buried there). It was as if God/ Spirit had planned it this way. I feel I will be shown why at some point very soon.

I wanted to be able to give him the respect he deserved. He had given me so many wonderful years of fulfilling happy memories and he deserved to be put down the proper way. Many take their animals such as him to the zoo, some have no choice, but many have a choice and I feel deep down I chose the right thing. I know this isn't goodbye, this is seen as see you later pony boy. As the weeks turned into days I kept hearing my Dad say he'll be looked after (I promise), and he'll be safe with me, which is what I wanted for the most amazing horse in the world. I kept being shown a huge thousand-acre pasture, with no limits, filled with lush green grass awaiting his arrival. As the gates opened I saw him finally freed, and he was able to run wide open once again. It was as if breathing the fresh crisp air into his lungs gave him his spirit back, it had healed him, which I tried for many years to do. God said these words in my ear the day he was laid to rest, "He will never be tamed ever again!".

I know one day when my time comes he will be one of the first things I see as I walk from this place on earth to the other side of the never-ending cycle of life. He will be there waiting for me with my Dad, Grammy, Nanny, and many others including other pets I have lost through the years that were always family.

A reminder to everyone that reads this, (who has lost or will lose a friend, family member, or animal), it's never goodbye, it's always see ya later!

Rest In Peace

Deer Run Champion "Chance"

June 1, 1996 - September 30, 2022

"An Angel sent from heaven with four legs that helped me see just how powerful and strong I really am!"

Ps: Thank you Mama for helping me with Chance every day for the last few months, another big thank you to Mary-Jane McGowan for helping us as well. He lived his best life for the time he had left I will be forever grateful. Thank you to Meg Rumbolt (my bestie) whose always there when I need her. She helped me with everything that I wanted to say in this tribute, dedicated to this one-of-a-kind horse, who will never be replaced. Thank you to all the others who have helped me through the years (you know who you are). May God bless you with something special, perhaps a miracle that you need right now in your life will finally happen!

Believe anything is possible because

it surely is ✨️

Yours truly,

Rachel Smith ❤️

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westbramphysio · 1 month

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Relieve Joint Pains and Muscle Sprains with Expert Physiotherapy in Brampton

Are you struggling with persistent joint pains or muscle sprains that are impacting your daily life? Look no further than Westbram Physio, your trusted locally owned physiotherapy and osteopathy clinic right here in Brampton, Ontario, Canada. For years, we've been dedicated to providing top-notch care to patients across the city, helping them overcome their physical challenges and regain mobility and strength.

Why Choose Westbram Physio?

At Westbram Physio, we understand the debilitating effects that chronic pain and injuries can have on your quality of life. That's why our team of experienced physiotherapists is committed to delivering personalized care tailored to your unique needs. Whether you're dealing with a sports injury, a workplace accident, or a condition like arthritis, we're here to help you find relief and get back to doing the things you love.

Comprehensive Physiotherapy Services

Our clinic offers a wide range of physiotherapy services designed to address various musculoskeletal issues and promote healing and recovery. From manual therapy and exercise prescription to electrotherapy and acupuncture, we utilize evidence-based techniques to optimize your treatment outcomes. Whether you require post-operative rehabilitation, injury prevention strategies, or pain management solutions, our skilled therapists are equipped to assist you every step of the way.

Patient-Centered Approach

At Westbram Physio, we prioritize your well-being and satisfaction above all else. From the moment you walk through our doors, you'll be greeted with warmth and compassion by our friendly staff. We take the time to listen to your concerns, assess your condition thoroughly, and develop a customized treatment plan tailored to your specific goals and preferences. Our goal is not just to alleviate your symptoms but to empower you with the knowledge and tools you need to maintain optimal health and mobility long-term.

Conveniently Located in Brampton

Convenience is key when it comes to managing your physiotherapy needs, which is why our clinic is conveniently situated in the heart of Brampton. Whether you're a local resident or commuting from nearby areas, you'll find us easily accessible and centrally located for your convenience. With flexible appointment scheduling and accommodating hours, we strive to make your physiotherapy experience as hassle-free as possible.

Don't Let Pain Hold You Back

Don't let joint pains and muscle sprains hold you back from living your best life. Take the first step towards a pain-free future by scheduling an appointment with Westbram Physio today. Let our skilled physiotherapists help you overcome your physical limitations and regain your independence and vitality. With our expert care and personalized approach, you can look forward to a brighter, more active tomorrow.

Contact UsReady to experience the benefits of professional physiotherapy Brampton? Contact Westbram Physio today to book your appointment or learn more about our services. Your journey to optimal health and wellness starts here.

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krakentraining · 4 months

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The highest reviewed and best personal trainer and physiotherapist in Burnaby. Our certified trainers provide tailored programs to help you achieve your fitness goals. Experience effective workouts guided by our personal trainers in Burnaby. Our skilled physiotherapists specialize in injury prevention, rehabilitation, and musculoskeletal health. Find relief from pain and improve mobility with the best personal trainers in Burnaby. Enjoy our state-of-the-art facility and commitment to cleanliness. Unleash your potential at Kraken Fitness today!

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goevent · 4 months

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Reactive Clinic: Elevating Lives with Premier Physiotherapy in Red Deer, Canada

Unlock a pain-free, active lifestyle with Reactive Clinic, renowned as one of the best Physiotherapy in Red Deer. Our expert team in Red Deer specializes in personalized care, using cutting-edge techniques. Visit Reactive Clinic for a holistic approach to wellness and lasting results.

#Physiotherapy Sylvan Lake #Physiotherapy Blackfalds #Physiotherapy Red Deer #Physiotherapy Rimbey

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7827002876 · 5 months

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Manitoba Occupation in Demand: A Comprehensive Guide

Manitoba, a province in Canada, has a high demand for skilled professionals in various industries. The Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) has released an In-Demand Occupations List to prioritize the processing of immigration applications for specific occupations that are needed in the local labor market. This blog post will discuss the key aspects of the Manitoba Occupation in Demand List, including the occupations in demand, the Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB) requirements, and the eligibility criteria for the MPNP Occupation in Demand Stream.

### In-Demand Occupations in Manitoba

The In-Demand Occupations List is updated regularly to reflect the changing labor demands in Manitoba. Some of the occupations in demand include:

1. Business, finance, and administration occupations:

- Financial managers (NOC 10010)

- Human resource managers (NOC 10021)

- Other administrative services managers (NOC 10031)

- Insurance, real estate, and financial brokerage managers (NOC 10041)

- Banking, credit, and other investment managers (NOC 10051)

- Advertising, marketing, and public relations managers (NOC 1111)

- Financial auditors and accountants (NOC 1111)

- Financial and investment analysts (NOC 1114)

- Other financial officers (NOC 1115)

- Human resource professionals (NOC 1121)

2. Health occupations:

- Registered nurses (NOC 3002)

- Registered psychiatric nurses (NOC 3003)

- Nurse practitioners (NOC 3008)

- Occupational therapists (NOC 3012)

- Physiotherapists (NOC 3013)

- Respiratory therapists (NOC 3014)

- Social workers (NOC 3015)

- Psychologists (NOC 3016)

3. Occupations in social science, education, and training:

- Social workers (NOC 4011)

- Psychologists (NOC 4012)

- Educators (NOC 4015)

- Training and development managers (NOC 4016)

- Human resource professionals (NOC 4017)

4. Manufacturing and production occupations:

- Manufacturing managers (NOC 90010)

- Utilities managers (NOC 90020)

- Power engineers and power systems operators (NOC 92100)

5. Agriculture and natural resources occupations:

- Managers in agriculture (NOC 80020)

Please note that this list is not exhaustive, and you can refer to the MPNP's official website for the most up-to-date list of in-demand occupations.

Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB) Requirements

The CLB requirements for each occupation on the In-Demand Occupations List vary. To find the specific CLB requirements for each occupation, you can refer to the MPNP's official website or consult an immigration expert.

Eligibility Criteria for the MPNP Occupation in Demand Stream

To be eligible for the MPNP Occupation in Demand Stream, applicants must meet the following criteria:

1. Have a full-time job offer from a Manitoba employer or be legally eligible to work in Manitoba without a job offer.

2. Have at least 2 years of full-time work experience in the past 5 years in one of the in-demand occupations listed above.

3. Have a minimum CLB score as specified for each occupation on the In-Demand Occupations List.

Please note that these eligibility criteria are subject to change, and it is always best to consult an immigration expert or the MPNP's official website for the most up-to-date information.

Conclusion

The Manitoba Occupation in Demand List is an essential resource for skilled professionals looking to immigrate to Manitoba and work in high-demand industries. By focusing on occupations that are needed in the local labor market, the MPNP aims to address the skills and experience shortages faced by Manitoba employers. To determine your eligibility for the MPNP Occupation in Demand Stream, it is recommended to consult an immigration expert or the MPNP's official website for the most up-to-date information.

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divinecarephysio · 9 months

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Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy

It is a division of physiotherapy which focuses on musculoskeletal conditions and it involves using variety of physiotherapy techniques such as electrotherapy, exercise therapy, Laser therapy, Shockwave therapy, physical agents, dry needling, IMS, spinal decompression etc. to help with the recovery of the injured or affected structures. The goal through this therapy is to improve healing, restore function and eventually achieve pre-injury status.

Conditions treated Ligament injuries, Strains, Sprains, Tears, Rotator Cuff injuries, Ankle sprains, Knee injuries , Knee MCL/ACL/Meniscus injuries, Osgood-Schlatter disease, Tennis Elbow, Golfers elbow, AC joint strain, Achilles tendon injuries, Post dislocation rehab, Post-operative Rehab, Concussion, Osteoarthritis of Hip and Knee, Patellofemoral pain syndrome, Neck and back pain, Low back pain, Muscles tightness and tension, Shin splints, Fibromyalgia, Sciatica, Tendinitis, Tendinopathy, Tendinosis

FAQ

Do I need my doctor’s referral?

No. Doctor’s referral is not necessary. If your physiotherapist encounters something which might need the doctor’s opinion then your physiotherapist will refer you to the doctor.

How many sessions I would need?

Every person’s body and nature of injury is different and which dictates the treatment plan. Our experienced professionals devise a very effective and efficient treatment plan where the goal is to quickly return to the pre-injury activities.

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goldenmaplephysiotherapy · 2 years

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derryhealthandwellness · 7 months

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Best Physiotherapy Treatment for Workplace Injuries

According to the Association of Workers' Compensation Boards of Canada, 1,081 workplace fatalities occurred in 2021. Whether it's a slip-and-fall accident or repetitive stress injury, workplace fatalities have long-lasting emotional and physical consequences on injured persons. Statists show that falls from heights, slips, overexertion & muscle strains, trips, and falls are the most common reasons and cause more than 50% of workplace injuries in Canada.

Due to these injuries, people may be unable to start work quickly and are affected financially and physically. But with the best physiotherapy in Mississauga, they can recover from the injuries and return to their everyday life quickly. Physiotherapists can help them restore function, reduce pain, and increase their range of motion. In this article, we have discussed how physiotherapy treats workplace injuries effectively.

Workplace Injuries Cause Several Physical Problems

Having injuries in the workplace is extremely common, and in most cases, people are injured due to stepping awkwardly, tripping hazards, slips and falls, heavy and repetitive lifting, and accidents. As a result, they may experience the following problems such as,

· Back Pain,

· Tendonitis,

· Knee sprains,

· Shoulder strains,

· Concussion,

· Fractures,

· Carpal Tunnel,

· Muscle and joint Pain.

Things You Should Remember

1. If you get injured at your workplace, inform your employer right away and consult the best physiotherapy expert in Mississauga as soon as possible.

2. If you get injured more than 60 days ago, you may need a doctor's referral in most cases.

3. Starting physiotherapy treatment quickly is very important to promote quick healing.

Reasons You Should Take Physiotherapy Treatment for Workplace Injury

Reduce Pain

The best physiotherapy experts use various techniques to reduce pain, including manual therapy, exercise, and electrotherapy. Manual therapy involves massage, and joint mobilization can help to relax muscles and reduce inflammation. Exercise can help to strengthen the injured muscles and improve the range of mobility. Electrotherapy can help to reduce pain and inflammation by using electrical currents.

Restore Range of Movements

Physiotherapy does not only focus on alleviating Pain but also helps patients to increase their mobility. The professional employs specific exercises on the injured area to restore the strength and range of motion. If injured persons take the best physiotherapy treatment at the right time, they can return to their normal life quickly and do everyday activities, including climbing stairs and lifting weights.

Prevent Further Injury

Physiotherapists can teach you how to prevent further injury by providing advice on proper body mechanics and lifting techniques. They can also identify any underlying risk factors for injury, such as poor posture or muscle weakness.

The experts create a custom treatment plan by analyzing your physical injury and current condition. The treatment play may include stretching and strengthening exercises. In addition to traditional treatment, nowadays, the best physiotherapyexperts also include acupuncture and massage therapy to reduce pain and inflammation.

Following these tips will help you to get the most out of physiotherapy for workplace injuries:

You should listen to your physiotherapist carefully and do all the exercises promptly. The more you do, the better your results will be.

Also, try to follow your instructions. Focus on the exercises as prescribed and avoid any activities that your therapist recommends you to avoid. Remember that it takes time to recover from an injury. You should not get discouraged if you don't see results immediately.

A Touch of Care!

There is no doubt that physiotherapy is beneficial for treating workplace injury and offer quick recovery. Doctors recommend their patients take the best physiotherapy treatment quickly because this non-invasive solution helps employees return to work as soon as possible. If you have been injured at your workplace recently and are looking for effective treatment, get in touch with us at Derry Health And Wellness in Mississauga.

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torontoneckandbackpainclini · 7 months

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8 Tips to Choose the Best Back Pain Clinic Toronto

Millions of people today suffer from unwanted back pain. According to a report, nearly eight million people in Canada suffer from back pain, and therefore, it is crucial to choose the best back pain clinic to diagnose and heal the back pain that affects a person’s quality of life. A perfect back pain clinic in Toronto can make a significant difference in your treatment along with your overall well-being. Not everyone might know how to choose a perfect back pain clinic, and this blog will educate you on the crucial factors to consider when selecting a back pain clinic in Toronto.

Check out the expertise and specialization

You can start your search by researching the clinic's specialization and the expertise of its healthcare professionals. Gather information regarding the clinic's experienced spine specialists, who have proven track records in treating back pain. A specialized clinic is more likely to provide perfectly targeted and effective treatments.

Advanced evaluation process

Evaluation is a primary thing that the clinic offers to the patient. It includes detailed medical history assessment, physical examination, and diagnostic tests like X-rays, MRIs, or CT scans. The clinic's ability to identify the root cause of the back pain is essential for devising an accurate treatment plan.

The services they offer

Consider the different variety of services the clinic offers. A reputed back pain clinic offers a wide range of treatment options, including physical therapy, chiropractic care, pain management, minimally invasive procedures, and self-care options. Having multiple treatment options under one roof helps the patient get a personalized approach to care.

Multi-talented team

A multidisciplinary approach to back pain treatment can be highly effective. You can look for clinics that have a team of healthcare professionals that they work with and refer to, including physiotherapists, chiropractors, pain management specialists, and other paramedical providers. Collaboration between the specialists can lead to more holistic and customized treatment plans.

Proper reputation and reviews

It is always a good idea to opt for a well-reputed clinic, and you can get insights by reading online reviews and asking for recommendations for friends, family, or your primary physician. The positive feedback from previous patients can provide valuable insights into the quality of the clinic care and patient satisfaction.

Accreditation and Certification in the healthcare domain

Ensure that the clinic and the healthcare professionals are certified by the relevant provincial health associations. These certifications are indicative of a commitment to high standards of care and continuous medical education.

Proper communication and patient-centric care

Effective communication between the patient and the healthcare professional team is crucial. It would help if you chose a back pain clinic where the healthcare professional takes the time to listen to your concerns, answer your questions, and involve you in preparing the treatment plan. The clinic should offer a patient-centric personalized plan that would be beneficial for the patient.

Facilities and technology

A short clinic trip will give us significant insights into the facilities and the technology they employ to treat the patients. A modern and well-equipped clinic can offer more advanced and effective treatment options that are hard to find at any clinic that is equipped with conventional equipment.

Selecting the right Back Pain Clinic Toronto involves careful consideration of different factors. Your decision must always be based on the back pain clinic's expertise, specialization, range of services, patient-centered care, and reputation. If you thoroughly research these options and consult with the healthcare professionals, you can select a back pain clinic that provides the best quality of care and the best chance of relief of your back pain. One thing to keep in mind is that health and well-being are paramount, so take the time to make the important decision that plays a crucial role in the relief of back pain.

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bafel-franchise · 7 months

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Best OET Coaching in Vijayawada

Vijayawada, a thriving city in Andhra Pradesh, is home to many future healthcare professionals. These people want to continue their careers in other countries. The Occupational English Test (OET) is an important requirement for healthcare professionals who want to work in another country. The OET is recognised by healthcare authorities and companies worldwide for assessing language abilities in a healthcare setting. This article will explore the significance of OET coaching in Vijayawada, as well as lead you through the process of fulfilling your dream of working in healthcare abroad.

acknowledging OET

The Occupational English Test (OET) is available to healthcare personnel such as doctors, nurses, dentists, chemists, and physiotherapists. It evaluates language ability in the context of healthcare, focusing on four key language abilities: speaking, listening, reading, and writing. A high OET score is often necessary for professional registration, employment, and career advancement in countries like as Australia, the United Kingdom, and Canada.

The Importance of OET Training

Even though the healthcare professionals in Vijayawada are specialists in their fields, passing the OET requires more than just English fluency. The following explains why OET coaching is essential:

Exam-specific training: OET coaching provides expert education that is geared to the exam's specific structure and criteria. Understanding the arrangement of the test is essential for success on it.

Speaking and Writing assessment: OET professors give insightful critique on your speaking and writing talents to help you pass the tough OET assessment standards.

Customised Training: OET coaching sessions are tailored to your unique needs, focusing on language and circumstances relevant to your field of work. This ensures that you are fully prepared for the OET exam.

Coaching provides you greater confidence in your language talents, allowing you to communicate coherently during the OET speaking test and in a healthcare context.

OET instruction includes mock examinations and practise tests that simulate genuine tests, supporting you in time management and minimising test anxiety.

Conclusion OET coaching is a necessary step for healthcare professionals who wish to progress their careers globally. There are various reputed OET coaching institutes in Vijayawada that may help you get your desired OET score and establish a profitable career in international healthcare. The money spent on OET coaching is an investment not only in your professional future, but also in the health and happiness of patients all around the world. Choose the best OET Coaching in Vijayawada to get started on your journey to healthcare excellence abroad right now.

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alphaonephysiotherapy · 8 months

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Finding the Best Physiotherapy in Calgary NE: Your Path to a Pain-Free Life

Calgary, located in the province of Alberta, Canada, is known for its breathtaking landscapes, vibrant culture, and a thriving community. However, just like any other city, Calgarians are not immune to the common physical ailments that can hinder their daily lives. Whether you're an athlete nursing an injury or someone dealing with chronic pain, physiotherapy can be a game-changer. In Calgary's northeast (NE) region, there's a plethora of options when it comes to physiotherapy clinics, each offering unique services and expertise. In this blog, we'll explore the best physiotherapy clinics in Calgary NE and guide you on your journey to better health and wellness.

Why Choose Physiotherapy?

Physiotherapy is a branch of healthcare that focuses on helping individuals recover from injuries, manage chronic conditions, and improve their overall physical function. It involves a wide range of treatments and techniques, including manual therapy, exercise prescription, electrotherapy, and education on proper body mechanics. Physiotherapists are trained healthcare professionals who specialize in assessing and treating musculoskeletal and neurological issues, making them an essential part of your healthcare team.

The Benefits of Physiotherapy

Pain Management: Physiotherapy can effectively manage and alleviate pain, whether it's due to an injury, surgery, or a chronic condition like arthritis.

Improved Mobility: Through targeted exercises and stretches, physiotherapy can enhance your range of motion, making it easier to perform daily tasks and participate in physical activities.

Injury Rehabilitation: If you've suffered an injury, a physiotherapist can create a personalized rehabilitation plan to help you regain strength and function.

Post-Surgical Recovery: Physiotherapy plays a crucial role in the recovery process after surgery, helping you regain strength and mobility.

Preventative Care: Physiotherapists can provide guidance on injury prevention and help you maintain a healthy, active lifestyle.

The Importance of Choosing the Right Physiotherapy Clinic

When it comes to your health, choosing the right physiotherapy clinic is essential. The clinic you select should have experienced and licensed physiotherapists, state-of-the-art equipment, a variety of treatment options, and a commitment to patient-centered care. In Calgary NE, there are several clinics that stand out for their dedication to excellence in physiotherapy.

The Best Physiotherapy Clinics in Calgary NE

Active Sports Therapy: Active Sports Therapy is a renowned physiotherapy clinic in Calgary NE, known for its expertise in sports injuries and rehabilitation. Their team of experienced physiotherapists specializes in treating athletes and active individuals. Whether you're recovering from a sports-related injury or seeking performance enhancement, this clinic has you covered. Their comprehensive approach includes manual therapy, exercise prescription, and state-of-the-art equipment to aid in your recovery. The friendly and knowledgeable staff at Active Sports Therapy will ensure that you receive top-notch care tailored to your needs.

Sundance Physiotherapy: Sundance Physiotherapy is another top choice in Calgary NE. With a commitment to providing high-quality care, their team of physiotherapists offers a wide range of services to address various musculoskeletal conditions. From chronic pain management to post-surgery rehabilitation, Sundance Physiotherapy focuses on holistic healing and improving your quality of life. They also offer services such as acupuncture and dry needling, complementing their physiotherapy treatments to provide you with a well-rounded approach to healing.

Panther Sports Medicine: Panther Sports Medicine is a trusted name in physiotherapy in Calgary, and their NE location is no exception. Their experienced physiotherapists and multidisciplinary team work together to create customized treatment plans for each patient. In addition to traditional physiotherapy services, Panther Sports Medicine offers chiropractic care, massage therapy, and orthopedic bracing. This comprehensive approach ensures that you receive the most effective and efficient care possible.

Bonavista Physical Therapy: While not located in the NE, Bonavista Physical Therapy is worth mentioning for its exceptional reputation and commitment to patient care. Serving all of Calgary, their team of physiotherapists is known for their expertise in treating a wide range of conditions. Whether you need assistance with pain management, injury rehabilitation, or preventative care, Bonavista Physical Therapy has you covered. They also offer specialized programs such as pelvic health physiotherapy and vestibular rehabilitation.

Choosing the Right Clinic for You

Selecting the right physiotherapy clinic in Calgary NE depends on your specific needs and preferences. Here are some factors to consider when making your decision:

Location: Choose a clinic that is convenient for you and easily accessible from your home or workplace.

Specialization: If you have a specific condition or injury, look for a clinic that specializes in treating it. For example, if you're an athlete, consider a sports-focused clinic.

Insurance Coverage: Check whether the clinic accepts your health insurance or provides direct billing to make the financial aspect more manageable.

Patient Reviews: Reading reviews and testimonials from other patients can provide valuable insights into the clinic's quality of care and patient satisfaction.

Consultation: Schedule an initial consultation or phone call with the clinic to discuss your needs and ensure you feel comfortable with the physiotherapist.

Facility and Equipment: Take a tour of the clinic to assess its cleanliness, equipment, and overall environment.

Conclusion

Physiotherapy is a vital aspect of healthcare that can help you regain your mobility, manage pain, and improve your overall quality of life. In Calgary NE, you have access to some of the best physiotherapy clinics, each offering a unique blend of expertise and services. Whether you're an athlete looking to recover from an injury or someone seeking relief from chronic pain, the right physiotherapy clinic is key to your journey towards better health and wellness. Take your time to research and choose a clinic that aligns with your needs, and you'll be well on your way to a pain-free and active life in Calgary's beautiful northeast region.

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