Wine Country Half Marathon 2016
On Sunday, September 4th, I lined up and ran the Wine Country Half Marathon, for the second time. This fantastic race is situated in my...
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When to use Hot or Cold on your injuries?
Image source One of the most frequent questions I get as a physiotherapist. “Should I use heat or cold for my injury?” I will let you...
2016 New Advances in Hip Rehabilitation
The last weekend in April, I went to Salmon Arm, for the course, New Advances in Hip Rehabilitation. The course was held at Lakeshore...
This single post may change the way you practice!
This was an amazing article and I want to let everybody know about how I found out this paper and how you can get some great sports...
Achilles tendinopathy, what you need to know
I am reviewing a fairly recent article, 2011, on the conservative treatment of chronic Achilles tendinopathy. This article was published...
2016 Level 2 Upper course, 1st weekend
This past weekend, I was in Vancouver helping out with a Level 2 Upper Course. I had helped with this course last year as well. This...
Plantar Fasciitis
Heel Pain - Plantar Fasciitis: Revision 2014 Clinical Practice Guidelines Linked to the International Classification of Functioning,...
The 3 D's
This is a little bit different than my usual blog posts. Normally, I will talk about physical ailments or sports. However, this blog...
What is Manual Therapy, Part 4
This is the final chapter of the What is Manual Therapy series. Today we are going to talk about manipulation. What it is, why it is...
What is Manual Therapy, Part 3
Welcome to the third of four blog posts of What is Manual Therapy series. This blog post is going to look at techniques that are used...
What is manual therapy, Part 2
Welcome back! This week I am going to talk about a soft tissue techniques that I picked up and 'developed' myself with influences from...
What is manual therapy, Part 1
This is part 1 of a 4 part blog post series on manual therapy (using one's hands to treat their clients). I like to keep my blog posts a...
Born to Move
Another great video about physiotherapists! This one from the Alberta Physiotherapy College/Association. Our bodies crave movement. All...
K-taping course
K-tape is one of the tools that physiotherapists can use to help their clients with getting back to their sport.
In Focus spotlight on September 15, 2015
5 years ago, Rob was featured in the In Focus spotlight daily edition by Kelownanow.com
Dizziness and Vertigo
Did you know that dizziness can be caused by medical causes, inner ear issues and can originate for other reasons? Read to find out more!
Choose to Move, Part 2
This is a second video done by the Phyisotherapy Assosication of BC, PABC. Inspiring people to get out and move in our beautiful province!
New Leaf Physiotherapy is very proud to announce...
Back in the day, New Leaf Phyisotherapy was just getting started. We reached out to a world leader in sustainable clothing to partner with.
Lateral epicondyl-what?
Lateral epicondylitis is commonly known as tennis elbow. This is humourous because the majority of people that get it do not play tennis.
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