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Back to Speed: The Next Stage of My Running Comeback

Working with a new coach and (hopefully) a new mindset had me excited for the beginning of my new training plan. Coach Sean and I had a couple of conversations prior to initiating the plan in order to get ourselves on the same page. When Sean sent me ove the first...

An Ankle Sprain Isn’t “Just a Sprain”: A Real Recovery Story

Ankle sprains are one of the most common injuries we treat at South Simcoe Physiotherapy. Whether they happen during sports, while hiking, stepping off a curb, or simply slipping on an uneven surface, many people assume they'll heal on their own with enough time....

Why Rest Isn’t Always the Best Treatment for Pain: The Role of Movement in Physiotherapy

For years, rest was considered the gold standard for treating pain and injury. If something hurt, the advice was simple: stop moving, avoid activity, and wait for it to heal. While short periods of rest can be helpful after an acute injury, too much rest often delays...

BPPV vs Other Causes of Dizziness: How to Tell the Difference

Dizziness is one of the most unsettling symptoms a person can experience. Many people describe it as spinning, lightheadedness, imbalance, or a feeling of being "off." One of the most common causes of dizziness is Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV)—but it's...

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Physiotherapy Alliston; New clinic coming soon!

We are excited to announce that we have been working hard on renovating a new clinic location which will be opening soon! The new location will allow us more space and improved service for all of our clients.  Five private treatment rooms and a gym space on site will...

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Physiotherapy Alliston; The Pelvis

A couple of months ago, I had the opportunity to attend a lecture put on by the orthopaedic division of the Ontario Physiotherapy Association.  The keynote speaker at this lecture was a Canadian physiotherapist named Diane Lee who spends a great deal of her time...

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Alliston Physiotherapy and OHIP funding…

The ontario government is once again changing how it funds physiotherapy services, and it has left many of us scratching our heads.   Since the 1980's OHIP funded physiotherapy services have been available at a select few clinics called schedule 5 clinics.  These...

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Physiotherapy Alliston; The Shoulder!

Upon completing a course on the Mulligan method a couple of weeks ago, I also had an opportunity to learn from perhaps the best known shoulder specialist in physiotherapy; Lyn Watson.   Lyn is a physiotherapist from Australia where she has the opportunity to work...

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Alliston Physiotherapy; The Mulligan Method

Last weekend I had the opportunity to partake in a great educational opportunity right near home at Canadian Forces Base Borden.  Thanks to Captain Georgette Mink who organized the event, several physiotherapists (the majority whom were military), had the opportunity...

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Physiotherapy Alliston; Can’t sleep at night?

Having difficulty sleeping can be extremely frustrating.  Insomnia can affect many things including blood pressure, symptoms of depression, pain tolerance, general health and much more.  Reports indicate that 30-40% of people report symptoms of insomnia within a given...

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Physiotherapy: Alliston shovels out! Tips to avoid injury.

After a couple of days of solid snow, everyone around Alliston is remembering what winter is supposed to be like.  If you are like me, you spent a good deal of time shovelling the driveway and walkways yesterday and perhaps found some muscles that you forgot you had. ...

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Video game rehabilitation?

I often have conversations with parents who are concerned that their children are wasting their lives playing video games all day and night.  Certainly, the popularity of video games has increased over recent years and more kids appear to be spending extended periods...

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Does your new years resolution require physiotherapy?

It's the time of year when people start making resolutions to get fit and to get healthy.  I'm not sure why it takes a new year for people to make these decisions, but if that's what it takes, then who am I to judge?   When starting a new exercise program, there...

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