Holiday Season Message 2024
December 4, 2024
Physiotherapists work in partnership with individuals of all ages to help manage pain and restore physical function. They deal with a wide variety of musculoskeletal conditions.
Acupuncture uses needles to encourage natural healing, reduce or relieve pain and improve function of affected areas of the body. IMS is a total system for the diagnosis and treatment of chronic pain conditions.
Our Pedorthist offers custom-made orthotics as well as stretching, strengthening, and footwear education for people with foot and lower limb pain. If you're struggling to get active again because pain is holding you back, Elisa Harrison can provide helpful solutions and honest answers about where you’re at and where you can go.
Our massage therapists employ techniques including Swedish massage, aromatherapy, therapeutic touch and craniosacral therapy to treat sprains and strains, or headaches and migraines. Massage can decrease stress and help control pain.
South City Physiotherapy offers the most diversified, premium bracing product lines available, with a clear understanding of the benefits of each type of brace.
South City Physiotherapy has a long history of caring for the Guelph community, and is committed to ensuring that quality care is available to all.
The Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) is one of the most complex joints in the body, and can be affected by a range of problems. Patients with a TMJ disorder often suffer from recurring headaches or chronic pain.
Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV) is a very common cause of dizziness. It is often brought on by trauma to the head or damage to the vestibular system caused by an infection.
Osteopathy views the individual as a whole unit, assessing and treating movement restrictions in tissues. It focuses on the cause of pain and dysfunction- rather than concentrating only on the symptoms.
Lymphedema occurs when there is disruption of drainage of the fluids in the body, and the Lymphatic System is not functioning properly. This swelling can occur anywhere in the body—the arms, legs, trunk. It can be managed by Manual Lymphatic Drainage techniques, Compression Therapy, Exercise, and education for self-management.
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