St Catharines PhysioHeal

Whether your situation has been caused by a sports or workplace injury, illness, accident or the wear and tear that comes with age, Physioheal's physiotherapists offer specialized treatments and programs to speed your recovery and get you back doing the things you love. We incorporate a broad range of physical therapeutic interventions to promote optimal mobility, prevent reoccurrence and educate on overall health and wellness.

If you're searching for a chiropractor in the St. Catharines area, look no further than PhysioHeal. Our team specializes in soft-tissue therapy, assisted stretching and joint mobilization to restore your body functions and alleviate pain through adjustment.

Widely recognized in Canada as one of the safest, drug-free and non-invasive therapies to correct and prevent pain in joints and muscles, chiropractic care is a painless manual procedure applying carefully controlled pressure, massage and manipulation to targeted areas.Far far away, behind the word mountains, far from the countries Vokalia and Consonantia, there live the blind texts.

Regular therapeutic massage by a PhysioHeal Registered Massage Therapist (RMT) can be a valuable element of your overall plan for health and wellness. Visit our clinic for a 30 minute, 45 minute or 60 minute massage and experience the positive change healing hands can deliver. Your RMT will discuss your plan for treatment, goals and health history on your first visit and perform an assessment before getting started.

You've just been in a car accident. You call your loved ones to tell them you are okay and what has happened. You call your insurance to inform them of the accident. But who do you call to relieve the pain; sore neck, throbbing headaches, possibly worse physical and mental trauma. St. Catharines PhysioHeal is a multidisciplinary clinic well versed in the daunting paperwork of a motor vehicle accident claim.

Pelvic floor physiotherapy involves the assessment and treatment of the pelvic floor. The muscles in the pelvis, between the hips and the sacrum, serve as a sling to support the reproductive organs as well as organs like the bladder and colon. The pelvic floor works together with other core musculature to ensure stability through the torso.