Physiotherapy

Assessment

Includes a thorough health intake, review of symptoms, postural analysis, and functional muscle length and strength testing, as well as neurological screening. This physical exam helps to understand what might be contributing to your pain and determine a diagnosis.

Manual Rehab

Manual Rehab is the foundation of a physiotherapy treatment. Bringing hands-on manipulation of joints, fascia and muscles to reduce pain, restore mobility, and gain functional strength. Treatments are provided in private individual treatment rooms.

Dry Needling

IMS (Intramuscular Stimulation) Dry Needing is similar to acupuncture, and can be very helpful to improve shortened muscles and reduce nervous tissue sensitivity contributing to persistent pain.

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Concussion

After sustaining a concussion, a full recovery is generally seen after 2-3 weeks. Sometimes, it can take up to a few months. But, for others, symptoms of concussion (headache, dizziness, nausea, fatigue, sleep irregularities, difficulty concentrating and reading, mood disturbance) can persist. A physiotherapist can assess and treat a variety of concussion symptoms.

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Vestibular Rehabilitation

Vestibular Dysfunction can arise from hormonal changes, injury, BPPV, or arise spontaneously. Symptoms include dizziness, imbalance, vertigo, nausea, and vomiting. A trained Physiotherapist can identify the part of the semicircular canals that are affected, and use specific positional maneuvers and movements to help calibrate the vestibular system.

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Conditions Commonly Treated:

acute and chronic joint injuries
sports injuries
spinal disorders
tendinitis
bursitis
postural dysfunction
repetitive strain injuries
adhesive capsulitis (frozen shoulder)
knee injuries (ACL / MCL / meniscal tears)
Pregnancy Complaints
pelvic girdle pain
hip labral pathologies
ankle sprains
concussion symptoms
Vestibular Dysfunction (dizziness, vertigo, BPPV, and balance disorders)
Osteoarthritis

Claire McGlynn, Physiotherapist

Claire brings an impressive clinical background with 20 years experience as a Physiotherapist. She holds a Diploma of Advanced Manual and Manipulative Physiotherapy from the Canadian Physiotherapy Association, a Certificate in Contemporary Medical Acupuncture from McMaster University and she is certified as a GUNN IMS provider (dry needling).

Claire is a proud member of the Fellows of the Canadian Academy of Manipulative Physiotherapists (CAMPT). This internationally recognized body represents physiotherapists who have advanced training (5 years post grad) in orthopaedic assessment and treatment, which includes joint manipulations (spinal adjustments). In combination with other therapies, like education and exercise, joint manipulations can help you return to pain-free living faster.

Our Physiotherapy Toronto Services are also helpful for a variety of injuries as well as those who are doing just fine but want to stand taller, sit longer, jump higher, run faster or lift heavier!

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