Motor Vehicle Accident Rehabilitation
Motor Vehicle Accident (MVA) Rehabilitation Services Book Now Motor Vehicle Accident Rehabilitation At Stride Physiotherapy & Wellness, we understand the physical and emotional toll a motor vehicle accident can take on your body and overall well-being. Our experienced physiotherapists are here to support you through every step of your recovery, providing personalized care to help …
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Learn MoreJaw/ Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) Physio
TMJ Specific Physiotherapy If you’re dealing with jaw pain, clenching/tension, clicking/grinding, or limited movement, you would benefit from a Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) assessment. Targeted TMJ treatments can help you find relief and restore normal jaw function. Our TMJ physiotherapy services include: Detailed Evaluation: We assess your neck & jaw mechanics, muscle function, and overall posture …
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Learn MoreErgonomic Assessments
Ergonomic Assessments Ergonomic assessments are systematic evaluations of the conditions of a work environment. The premise of these assessments is to identify and address environmental variables that may contribute to discomfort, pain and potential injury. Based on your preference, one of our trained workplace assessors can help to identify the potential problem areas of a …
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Learn MoreHand Therapy
Hand therapy is a form of rehabilitation aimed at restoring function, mobility, and strength to the hand, wrist, and forearm. It involves the assessment and treatment of conditions affecting these areas, including injuries, surgeries, chronic conditions, and neurological disorders. Treatment techniques in hand therapy may include therapeutic exercises, manual therapy, splinting, sensory re-education, desensitization techniques, …
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Learn MorePelvic Health Physiotherapy
Pelvic Health is a specialized area of physiotherapy that assesses and treats a variety of pelvic health concerns and pelvic floor dysfunctions. Populations that may benefit from this type of therapy are: prenatal, postnatal, or menopausal women, as well as post-surgical patients. The following conditions are treatable through pelvic health physiotherapy: Pelvic pain (may be …
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Learn MoreVestibular Physiotherapy
Vestibular Physiotherapy and Vertigo To understand why we use Vestibular Physiotherapy, it’s important to tackle a common question: What is vertigo? Vertigo is a type of dizziness characterized by a sensation of spinning or a feeling of being off-balance. It is often described as a false sense of motion or a spinning room, even …
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Learn MorePediatric Physiotherapy
Pediatric Physiotherapy The term pediatric refers to infants, children and adolescents; anyone from 0 to 18 years of age. Pediatric physiotherapy is a very large category that encompasses many different conditions. Some things that physiotherapists can help with include: Gross motor skill development Ex: rolling, sitting, crawling, standing, walking, throwing, catching, running, jumping Activity or …
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Learn MoreNeurological Rehabilitation
Neurological Rehabilitation Neuro Rehab focuses on helping people who have disorders or damage to their nervous system. This type of physiotherapy includes assessment to identify deficits caused as a result of neurological problems and treatment aimed at regaining function. Some common interventions included in Neuro Rehab are: Improving motor planning, coordination and control Re-training gait …
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Learn MoreConcussion Management
Concussion Management A concussion is defined as a mild traumatic brain injury caused by either a direct blow to the head or a whiplash related mechanism. The rapid movement of the head causes the brain to move around or twist within the skull. Ultimately, this injury creates temporary chemical changes in the brain and if …
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Learn MorePhysiotherapy
From the Greek phýsis meaning “nature” and therapeía meaning “healing,” physiotherapy is grounded in restoring the body’s natural ability to move, adapt, and recover. Physiotherapy focuses on how your muscles, joints, nerves, and connective tissues work together to support movement, strength, and everyday function. When pain, injury, or dysfunction disrupts this system, physiotherapy helps retrain …
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