• improving and maintaining functional independence and physical performance;
• preventing and managing pain, physical impairments, disabilities and limits to participation; and,

What is Fascial Physiotherapy?

Fascial Physiotherapy is a doctrine that incorporates the assessment and treatment of the 3 types of tissue in the body (muscle, bone and connective tissue.) Treatment focuses on the cause of a problem, not just the symptoms. 
 

Do I Need a Doctor's Referral to See a Physiotherapist?

No. Physiotherapists are Primary Care Practitioners; however, a Doctor's referral is always welcomed.
 

Will I Receive a Receipt For My Visit?

Yes. You will receive a receipt for every visit. The receipts are complete to allow you to claim the visit on your Health Care Plan or Income Tax Return. Because many differences exist between the various Health Care Plans, please check with your provider concerning any other claim requirements.
 

How Long Does a Treatment Take?

Your first visit includes a thorough assessment and treatment. This visit lasts approximately one and one-half hours. Typically, you will be asked to return in seven to fourteen days for a follow-up appointment which usually lasts between forty and sixty minutes. Usually there will be 1 other client in the clinic at the same time, separated from you, completing part of their treatment.