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Plantar Fasciitis
Heel Pain - Plantar Fasciitis: Revision 2014 Clinical Practice Guidelines Linked to the International Classification of Functioning,...
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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...
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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...
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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...
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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...
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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...
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Born to Move
Another great video about physiotherapists! This one from the Alberta Physiotherapy College/Association. Our bodies crave movement. All...
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K-taping course
K-tape is one of the tools that physiotherapists can use to help their clients with getting back to their sport.
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In Focus spotlight on September 15, 2015
5 years ago, Rob was featured in the In Focus spotlight daily edition by Kelownanow.com
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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!
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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!
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What is mobile phyisotherapy?
This explains what mobile phyisotherapy is and how it works.
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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.
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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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Choose to move!
This is a video messge from the Physiotherapy Association of British Columbia.
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The easiest way to run faster...
I do a lot of running. Some of the people I run with ask me this simple question. How do I run faster? Here is my answer.
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Bike Fitting
Changing your bike to fit your body can decrease injuries and make your ride just more enjoyable. Here are some tips...
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Hip, hip hooray!
Our hips are the largest joints in our bodies. They are not always healthy. If they have an issue, you might get these symptoms
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Compression socks helpful when running a marathon?
Do compression socks help with post marathon pain? This blog post will tell you the answer!
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Level 2 Upper Course in Vancouver
The education of a physiotherapist does not stop at graduation. This blog post talks about a post graduate course for physiotherapists.
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