Pelvic floor physiotherapists are physios who have had additional training to perform external and internal pelvic exams in order to treat a variety of pelvic floor disorders. Among those disorders include some that pertain to the dysfunction of the bowel – your behind. These anorectal disorders may include Leaking of stool from the rectum (fecal […]

Learning to sit to pee can be hard

Half the population doesn’t give it much thought. The other half have various opinions. For people that have the option to stand to pee, here are some reasons to sit!   Potty Learning When young children are first learning to use the toilet, it can be easier to teach them to stand to pee. Maybe […]

It has been nearly a year since the world stood still here in Saskatchewan. Prior to the pandemic we had the technology to provide virtual services, but it was still considered best practice to see people in-person for all services. This changed rapidly March 18, 2020. In practicing virtual services since this time for the […]

It is another New Year. A time of change and reflection. Last year we wrote our New Year blog with the knowledge that the year was going to be VERY different. Forced changes were happening even as the holidays were gearing up. What we didn’t know is how much of a collective experience having control […]

We have talked before about headaches from a massage perspective previously. However, there are many reasons for headaches that may be cause to see a physiotherapist as well. Check out this case study for headaches from the neck! Case Study NP What does it feel like? NP comes into the clinic, he is a 35 year […]

Talking toddlers can have a wide variety of ability. Do you ever wonder if your toddler is on track with their speech and language development? Speech-Language and Audiology Canada has outlined some things to look for with talking toddlers.   18 to 24 months: Understand more words than he/she can say Say two words together […]