Physiotherapy after Total Knee Replacement – What Might it Look Like?

In South Simcoe Physiotherapy’s blog post this month, we are going to look at what physiotherapy may look like after a total knee replacement. It is important to note, that not one individuals rehab is going to look like another - even though, 2 different people get...

Medial Tibial Stress Syndrome (Shin Splints): My journey with them while marathon training and how I treated them in order to keep running

As some of you might already know, last fall I had the privilege of running in the Chicago Marathon.  As with every marathon, this event pushed my body to the limits and I was left with some significant soreness.  Having had a 10+ year history of left hip pain (which...

Maximize Your Recovery & Reduce your Running Injuries

Runners and other endurance athletes are constantly trying to get a leg up on their competition by recovering faster and thereby being able to train harder. With these athletes spending hundreds or sometimes thousands of dollars on recovery tools such as hot and cold...

Parenting with the Doc: Children’s Brain Health

As a parent of three young boys (ages 4, 3, and 1), parenting has become my primary job these last few years. I am happy to share advice as a Naturopathic Doctor for healthy physical & mental emotional development for our little ones. I stumbled across a great...

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SHOULDER PAIN: A CASE STUDY

In this month of South Simcoe Physiotherapy’s blog post, we are going to explore a real patients physiotherapy experience suffering from shoulder pain – right from the initial assessment and diagnosis to the patient returning to their goals and graduating from...

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Eight Strategies to Prevent Falls on the Icy Sidewalks

With snowy winter days finally here, we see an increased number of “fall related injuries” at South Simcoe Physiotherapy’s clinics in both Tottenham and Alliston.  A 2021 study (by Huynh et al) found that from 2011 to 2015 falls were “the leading cause of injury...

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Pain on the outside of the elbow: Could it be Tennis Elbow?

Tennis elbow, also known in the medical field as lateral epicondylitis is one of the most common overuse injuries at the elbow. It should be known that only 5% of people that play tennis, suffer from tennis elbow!  What is tennis elbow? Tennis elbow involves the...

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Dull, Aching Shoulder Pain? It Could be Frozen Shoulder

What is Frozen Shoulder? Adhesive capsulitis, also known as frozen shoulder, is a gradual loss of movement in theshoulder joint with associated pain. For starters, let’s go over a little bit of shoulder anatomy. The shoulder joint being the most mobile joint in the...

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What is shockwave therapy and how can it help my pain?

Have you ever been to a physiotherapy clinic and felt like you heard some sort of loud construction equipment down the hall or in the room over? Although that may have been the case, often times it is shockwave therapy that you are hearing! How does shockwave therapy...

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What is acupuncture and how can it help relieve my pain?

What is the History Behind Acupuncture? Acupuncture has been practiced in China for more than 3000 years, where their use of natural healing therapy has gained traction around the world. If you have heard of acupuncture before, you have likely been told or read...

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