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Maret B. Maret B.

Jaw Pain and Dysfunction

When you have injury or inflammation in the jaw, it can be obvious or mysterious! It can appear as teeth pain, earaches, and even headaches. Learn about these symptoms and more in this month’s blog!

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Maret B. Maret B.

An Introduction To Ice Climbing

Did you know Edmonton has it’s very own urban ice wall? Check out this month’s blog to learn about the sport and the upcoming festival next month!

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Bronwyn Cook Bronwyn Cook

Our Holiday Hullabaloo

Excited for the holidays? So are we! Learn the favourite parts of the holiday season for all of your Physiotherapists!

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Chantal Pinsent Chantal Pinsent

Let’s Get Active!

We LOVE encouraging people to be active and supporting them in all their movement goals. A common thing I hear from my clients is “I should do yoga” or “I should run more”; my follow-up question is “well, do you like yoga or running?”. If the answer is no, then there is no need to do either of these activities! There are so many ways that we can move our body, the trick is finding one that you enjoy.

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Ashley Cripps Ashley Cripps

Concussion Management

For most people that suffer a concussion, symptoms tend to resolve within 10 – 14 days. However, some will continue to notice symptoms for a longer period of time- a condition known as post-concussion syndrome. This month’s blog explores the pathology of concussion, some of the typical signs and symptoms of concussion, and how physical therapy can help!

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Kerri Graham Kerri Graham

Sleep Hygiene

Sleep is important for your health but it’s also an important factor in your injury recovery! Check out our sleep hygiene guide to help improve your sleep.

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Chantal Pinsent Chantal Pinsent

Return to Running Post-Baby

The spring running itch has begun! If you have recently had a baby, you may be wondering if you are ready to start running. This month’s blog will explore what you should be looking for before hitting the trails.

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Guest Author Guest Author

Rock Climbers & Hands – Let’s Have a Quick Chat About Them

For rock climbers the importance of our hands takes on added meaning. Not only do our hands become intricately tied to our ability to function during day-to-day tasks, but also to engage in what for many is the core of their social activity, fitness and enjoyment.

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Ashley Cripps Ashley Cripps

Understanding Motor Vehicle Accidents

Have you recently been in a Motor Vehicle Accident? Pain, muscle tightness and headaches are unfortunately common following accidents, even at seemingly low speeds. Our neck, back, and postural muscles are particularly prone to injury, and this can be exceptionally disruptive to day-to-day life. We have developed this blog post to help you navigate the treatment and insurance process.

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Matthew Mohler Matthew Mohler

Learning About Osteoarthritis

If you have been diagnosed with osteoarthritis or are concerned that you may be developing some osteoarthritic symptoms and don’t know what to about it, make sure to visit a physiotherapist and they can help lead you down the rehabilitative path!

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Ashley Cripps Ashley Cripps

Physical Therapy for Dizziness & Balance

Dizziness and balance disorders can be extremely debilitating, and can make even simple daily activities such as cooking or showering a huge challenge. There has been an increasing awareness in recent years of the many potential benefits of physical therapy in this population. Many people are aware of what physical therapy looks like for someone with a sprained ankle, or a broken wrist, but what does therapy for dizziness and balance entail?

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Chantal Pinsent Chantal Pinsent

Menopause & How Physio Can Help

The word menopause is one that can ignite fear, shame, and anxiety in many women. It is not a topic that we are often educated on, so when we start transitioning into this phase of life we are left with many questions about what we can do to manage the symptoms. Being informed on your body and the changes it is going through is the first step to feeling empowered and in control.

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