News and tips about physiotherapy and massage treatment in Stittsville and Ottawa from our Motion Works team, serving Stittsville, Kanata and Ottawa.
While you may know what you are looking for in a physiotherapist, the process of finding out how to find one can be a bit confusing. Here, our Motion Works Physiotherapy & Sports Injury Centre staff provides a number of helpful resources for finding a registered physiotherapist in Ontario.
Physiotherapy, also known as physical therapy, is an excellent method for treating patients of any age in order to prevent disease, alleviate pain and restore body function. Here out team of dedicated Stittsville physiotherapists walk you through the 5 ways that physiotherapy can improve your health.
Physiotherapy, also known as physical therapy, is a treatment practice which can prevent conditions and diseases, restore balance, help you recover form injuries and alleviate your pain. Here out Stittsville physiotherapists explain 5 signs that physiotherapy might be able to help you feel your best.
Being at a healthy weight is key to a person’s wellbeing. As part of the treatment process for injuries or pain, the physiotherapists at our Stittsville office can help with suggestions for reaching your weight-loss goals.
Working with a physiotherapist can help support young athletes to perform their best and minimize injury during the hockey or soccer season.
Getting answers to a few questions as you start physiotherapy treatment can help you feel informed and able to make decisions about your health that you can live with.
Because physiotherapists are considered primary health care providers and are able to diagnose conditions, you can contact us directly for an assessment and treatment.
Ice packs and heating pads are among the most commonly used treatments for sore muscles, inflammation or an injury. But when should you use heat and when is it better to use cold?
If you're experiencing back pain or injury from raking, our Stittsville physiotherapists offer treatment advice and tips for prevention.
Yes. There is a risk. The size, shape and weight of your childrens' backpacks can all contribute to sore joints or muscles and back pain.
