Osteopathy is a manual approach whose objective is to restore the functionality of the structures and systems of the human body in order to optimize its capacity for self-regulation.

Thanks to a fine and precise palpation, a complete and global evaluation makes it possible to investigate the cause of the neuro-musculoskeletal, visceral and cranial dysfunctions. Each osteopathic treatment is specific and individualized.

Physiotherapy as described by the World Physiotherapy is a health care profession concerned with human function and movement and maximizing physical potential. Physiotherapists are highly skilled professionals who help to restore, maintain and maximize their client’s physical strength, function, mobility and overall well being by addressing the underlying physical issues.

Best known for their quick-thinking on-field emergency care of all athletes at all levels. The first to respond when someone gets hurt. They are skilled at injury assessment and rehabilitation which helps their patients get back on the field or in the gym as quickly and efficiently as possible.

Athletic therapists adhere to the Sports Medicine Model of care. They treat a wide range of patients, from children to seniors using various manual therapies, modalities and exercise prescription. The treatment varies but the objective doesn’t: an Athletic therapist’s goal is to return the patient to work and play.

Concussions have quickly become a nationwide concern and its management is of utmost importance. We offer a multi-disciplinary approach to acute concussion care and to patients suffering from post concussion syndrome. Upon evaluation you will go through a detailed history, observation, special tests of the cervical spine, visual system and vestibular system to determine your individualized concussion rehabilitation program.

The use of dry needles is an increasingly popular advanced practice in the treatment of neuromusculoskeletal injuries. It involves the insertion of a fine, sterile needle to create muscle relaxation, increase blood flow and decrease inflammation. This can be combined with an electric current to facilitate muscle contraction and help with the healing of an injury or to reduce pain.

This form of treatment utilizes smooth stainless-steel tools to detect and treat soft tissue disorders. Taking advantage of both mechanical and neurophysiological effects through different pressure and frequency of strokes, IASTM can help treat anything from sprains and strains to scar adhesions and muscular imbalances.