How to Sleep with Shoulder Pain: Night Relief Tips

Summary If you are trying to figure out how to sleep with shoulder pain, nighttime symptoms can make it hard to rest and recover. This blog explains why shoulder pain often worsens at night, the best sleeping positions for shoulder pain, and simple ways to improve...

ROTATOR CUFF INJURY? THE REHAB JOURNEY OF A 52 YEAR OLD CARPENTER

Shoulder pain is one of the most common complaints seen in physiotherapy clinics, and rotator cuff injuries are often at the heart of the issue. Whether caused by sports, repetitive overhead work, or age-related degeneration, rotator cuff tears can significantly limit...

Simple Ways to Relieve Lower Back Pain at Home in Simcoe

Summary This blog explains how to relieve lower back pain at home using safe exercises, movement strategies, and lifestyle adjustments. It also outlines what causes lower back pain and when home care may not be enough. For persistent or recurring symptoms, physio...

I Need an X-Ray First”: Why Imaging Isn’t Always the Answer

"I think I need an X-ray before I start physiotherapy." This is one of the most common things physiotherapists hear—especially from people dealing with back pain, neck pain, or joint issues. Imaging like X-rays, MRIs, and CT scans can be useful in certain situations,...

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Watch for the gap: rectus diastasis!

The term rectus diastasis refers to the separation of the abdominal muscles (the “6-pack muscle”) away from the midline of the body. Rectus diastasis is common during and after pregnancy, due to the body adapting to the growing baby. Sometimes the separation will...

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Prevent your next running injury!

As we head into the doldrums of winter, some of us are starting to ramp up our running in preparation for our next (virtual) event.  Here are some common mistakes that lead to the vast majority of running injuries that I see in the clinic: Increasing your...

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Mission Accomplished! Running blog #2…

Now I realize that my last formal blog was also about my running, so if you don’t want to hear about it again, I apologize! Running is something that I have become very passionate about, and is a way for me to focus my energy. What started as I way to try to reduce my...

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It’s all about the journey, not the destination

If you had asked me as recently as two-and-a-half years ago what I thought about running, my response would’ve likely been something to the effect of “I only run if I’m being chased”.  But for reasons largely unbeknownst to me, all of that changed about 2 years...

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Dry Needling at South Simcoe Physiotherapy

This blog was written by Divya Sebastian Registered Physiotherapist and Dry Needle provider! At our clinic, we are often asked questions about Dry Needling.  Some common questions that we encounter are: “Does it hurt? What does it really do? Is it the same as...

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Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy: IT CAN HELP!

Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy: IT CAN HELP! Pelvic floor dysfunction is a common problem that many people experience. In Canada, 1 in every 4 women, and 1 in every 9 men experience urinary incontinence. In Canada, up to 75% of women experience pelvic organ prolapse, with...

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Physiotherapy in Alliston; welcome Divya Sebastian!

We are pleased to announce that Divya Sebastian PT, BPT, Registered Physiotherapist will be joining the team at South Simcoe Physiotherapy this coming Wednesday! For the first time in months we will be operating at full capacity reducing wait times for appointments....

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