Speech language therapy | Physiotherapy | Occupational Therapy | Counseling and Psychotherapy

Physiotherapy

The Department of Physiotherapy gives people the opportunity to regain control of their lives. Many patients who have suffered for years with chronic pain and impaired functionality are able to find dramatic hope and recovery.

Our physiotherapy unit uses imported state of the art equipment including gait trainers walkers, positioning equipment, swiss therapy balls, orthopedic equipment, ambulation equipment and electro- therapy equipment.

Who would benefit?

A wide variety of people can benefit from physiotherapy, including those with:

-	Work related injuries such as low back problems or repetitive stress injuries.
-	Individuals with limitations following a stoke or heart attack.
-	Serious chronic conditions such as arthritis or multiple sclerosis.
-	Birth injuries or developmental disabilities.
-	Burns, spinal cord injuries, or amputations.
-	Broken bones or other injuries from falls, sports injuries or accidents.
-	Injuries acquired on job, in motor vehicle accidents and other related traumas.

Our focus:

The focus of our physiotherapy program is to improve the individual’s quality of life by alleviating pain and increasing his tolerance for activity.

Our therapists work with clients in such areas as:

-	Coordination and balance.
-	Re-education of muscles.
-	Restoration of joint motion.
-	Cardiovascular fitness.
-	Muscle conditioning and strengthening.
-	Work simulation.
-	Rediscovering leisure activities.

Equipment:

Our physiotherapy unit uses state of the art techniques and equipment. These include manual therapeutics as well as mechanical treatments.

All our equipment is imported and includes standers / walkers, positioning equipment, swiss therapy balls, rehab mats, orthopedic equipment, ambulation equipment and electro therapy equipment.

Our team:

We provide our clients with an interdisciplinary team approach to treatment and evaluation. Our team of skilled and experienced physiotherapists, occupational therapists and speech and language pathologists are specially trained to work with and address the needs of people with varying disabilities and multiple therapy needs.

Working with allied professionals, patients are also counseled on how to cope with chronic pain, how to regain control of their life, and how to return to meaningful employment.