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Warman Physiotherapy & Wellness
105 Klassen Street
Warman, SK, Canada
Unit 120
1260 Baltzan Blvd
Saskatoon, SK, Canada
Phone: 306-373-9355
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- Monday: 9am to 4pm
- Tuesday: 8am to 5pm
- Wednesday: 8am to 5pm
- Thursday: 8am to 5pm
- Friday: 9am to 12pm
- Saturday: Closed
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- **Therapists may be available outside these office hours at their discretion.
Potty Learning: Tips and Tricks to avoid the “Training” nightmare
Let’s put it out there from the beginning – the amount of stead-fast, hard research on what “actually works” to “potty train” kids is lacking. For this reason, I have taken the key factors and milestones that are seen clinically for readiness and complied some things for us to think more critically about related to […]
Carpal Tunnel – or a pinched hose?
Physiotherapy Case Study Carpal Tunnel A 28 year old individual came into the clinic with right sided dull forearm pain, tingling with pins and needles into the hand. The pain started without any cause and has just gotten worse over the last two months. It also seems that the hand is worse at night and […]
It’s Our Birthday!
Happy 4 year birthday to us! I am so grateful and also humbled to be able to celebrate our fourth year in business today. I’ve been taking some time to reflect on the past 4 years in business here in Warman serving the community and surrounding areas (from Lloydminster to Davidson!) and I am so […]
“It’s all in your head”: Our Top 5 Myths of Women’s Health Physiotherapy
In today’s day and age where information is literally at our finger tips via your smart phone, laptop, and all other technology, it is no surprise when clients come into the clinic armed with excellent information. However, it is far too common that out-dated information, old wives tales, and unfounded statements are being perpetuated. As […]
Why is Continuing Ed so Important? Reflecting on The Female Athlete Course
At Warman Physio our therapists focus on excellence. Providing excellent, comprehensive, up-to-date care, as well as a personable and compassionate care. This is why going to courses, reading research, is so important… and being a little bit “nerdy” comes in handy 😉 This past weekend I took a course from Antony Lo, an outstanding […]
Pelvic floor and your kid… what you need to know Part 1
WHAT? Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy and KIDS? Pelvic floor physiotherapy is not just for adults. Even our little people have pelvic floors, and they do have issues with those pint-sized pelvic floors sometimes. Ok sure, but what could they need help with exactly? Pediatric Pelvic Floor refers to children under the age of 18. So we […]