Case Study: A client HD came to the clinic after several weeks of shoulder, shoulder blade and arm pain. This pain started in the shoulder and moved down the arm. The client would describe the pain as ‘sharp’, ‘burning’, ‘shooting’, ‘deep achy’, and ‘pins and needles’ depending on what they did. Initially their pain would […]
It is that time of year again – LIGHT THE NIGHT FUNDRAISER! Every year we do fundraising for Light the Night. Here is the story behind the fundraising: “My name is Haylie (Lashta at work, MacIntosh in personal) and I participate in Light the Night for my dad, Hank Lashta. Dad was diagnosed with CLL […]
It is with great pleasure we announce a new Physiotherapist to the clinic – Shannon Domres! Shannon will be getting started with clients on August 2, 2016 working full time, and she brings with her some significant experience! Shannon’s Bio Shannon is a graduate of the University of Saskatchewan where she earned her Bachelor of […]
A common pain to have is shoulder pain. Shoulder injuries are often diagnosed as a ‘Rotator Cuff’ injury, but what does this mean and what can YOU do about it? Case Study – PJ PJ came to the clinic reporting a left-sided shoulder injury that was sustained 1 month previously. At the time PJ was […]
As physiotherapists that works with women who are pregnant and women’s health (pelvic floor physiotherapy) and many of us parents ourselves, we find that often women have many questions while pregnant. Shouldn’t I be sore? Isn’t it normal to have pain while pregnant? A little bit of pee when I sneeze/laugh/stand-up is ok though right? […]
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