What is a Sports Hernia? ‘Sports hernia’ is a term used to describe an injury to the muscle or tendon in the lower abdomen or groin region where it attaches […]
What is a Sports Hernia? ‘Sports hernia’ is a term used to describe an injury to the muscle or tendon in the lower abdomen or groin region where it attaches […]
Winter storm season is upon us in Toronto and this means that your daily routine may include the strenuous activity of shoveling in the early mornings and/or […]
Many of us stopped to consider our fitness levels at New Year's and are now struggling to keep up with those goals. But how much is enough? What counts? […]
Do you suffer from bladder incontinence? Do you have to use pads to prevent leakage? Do you have sexual dysfunction? Do you have a prolapsed bladder or prostate? […]
Urinary incontinence is defined as the involuntary loss of urine, having both social and hygienic implications. There are different kinds of urinary incontinence […]
Physiotherapists in Canada are trained in the university system and graduate with a Master's degree in Physical Therapy after earning a Bachelor's degree to […]
Are you currently reading this in a slumped position with your head down, shoulders hunched, arms bent and fingers tapping away at the screen? You are not alone. […]
ACL ligament injuries to the knee are very common in sport (see Part 1 of this blog post to find out more about ACL injuries). Evidence has shown that the right […]
The meniscus is a C-shaped pad made of cartilage within the knee joint. Each knee joint has two menisci, one on the medial aspect (inner edge) and one on the […]
Has your doctor prescribed medications for your lower back pain? Are you feeling better with the interventions prescribed by your medical doctor but have not […]