Cedar River Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Centre (CRPRC) has provided physiotherapy, rehabilitation and consulting services to Terrace and the surrounding communities for 20 years. Our skilled professionals offer you a variety of treatment methods to help you recover from injury, pain or illness as well as restore and maintain optimal mobility and health.
Founded in 1997, by Mallory Glustien and Lori Janzen, CRPRC is committed to evidence based best practice to provide you with the most up-to-date treatment options. Our therapists are committed to professional development and support research through our sponsorship of the Physiotherapy Foundation of Canada.
Founded in 1997, by Mallory Glustien and Lori Janzen, CRPRC is committed to evidence based best practice to provide you with the most up-to-date treatment options. Our therapists are committed to professional development and support research through our sponsorship of the Physiotherapy Foundation of Canada.
Services
Committed to evidence based best practice to provide you with the most up-to-date treatment options. Cedar River Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Centre offers a wide variety of services to help you get back to living a productive life with pain management strategies and to offer treatment that is suited to your individual needs.
Physiotherapy is a multifaceted healthcare profession dedicated to helping people to maximize their ability to move throughout their lifespan. Physiotherapy is anchored in movement sciences, with a psycho-social lens to identify functional movement disorders that occur due to injury, illness, over use or under use and aims to enhance or restore function of multiple body systems.
Rehabilitation is the act of restoring something to its original state. The noun rehabilitation comes from the Latin prefix re-, meaning "again" and habitare, meaning "make fit.". This is a recent addition to our services. Kristen Riley has completed her Vestibular Certification through Emory University and Lori Janzen has completed her Vestibular Certification through the American Institute of Balance.
Pelvic Health concerns are far too common and rarely talked about. Many women suffer silently without realizing that there are effective, evidence-based treatment solutions that can significantly improve quality of life. Research has shown that Physiotherapists with specialized training in Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation should be the first line of defense, before surgical consideration, for incontinence.
Mallory Glustien specializes in industrial health and rehabilitation. She is WorkWell Certified and has 20 years of experience consulting with large and small industry and organizations within Northwestern British Columbia. Companies and organizations are required to maintain comprehensive health and safety plans for every worker within every work situation.
