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Short answer: Acupuncture may help ease the heel and arch pain of plantar fasciitis, often over a course of weekly sessions, and can be used

Short answer: Many people start physical therapy within a day or two after surgery while still in hospital, with gentle movement and breathing exercises. Outpatient

Short answer: Physical therapy can help people with stroke, Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis, spinal cord injury and other neurological conditions work on balance, walking, strength

Short answer: You may need physiotherapy if pain lasts more than a week or two, keeps coming back, limits how you move, sleep or work,

Short answer: Physiotherapy helps dizziness through vestibular rehabilitation: an assessment to find the cause, repositioning manoeuvres for BPPV (crystal-related vertigo), and exercises that train the

Short answer: Stress often shows up in the body as tight shoulders, neck pain, headaches and shallow breathing. Physical therapy can help by easing muscle

Short answer: In Ontario you can usually start physiotherapy for a work injury without a doctor’s referral. Report the injury to your employer, file your

Short answer: TMJ physiotherapy treats pain and stiffness in the jaw joint and the muscles around it. A physiotherapist may use gentle joint mobilization, soft

Short answer: Physiotherapy can help people with Parkinson’s disease keep moving, walk with longer and steadier steps, improve balance and lower the risk of falls.

Short answer: Pelvic floor physiotherapy is assessment and treatment of the muscles that support the bladder, bowel and pelvic organs. A physiotherapist checks how these