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PhysiotherapistProvided relief from back pain on the first visit and recommended exercises and stretches. Very knowledgeable and expresses interest in expanding his scope of practice.
We offer professional and personalized Physiotherapy and Hand Therapy, Stretch Therapy, and Custom Splinting in a comfortable community setting. Our Physiotherapy team has 35+ years experience assessing and treating pain and injury, including WCB injuries, whiplash, sports injuries, and rehab for before and after surgery.…
Advanced Health Physio & Hand Clinic is a South Edmonton clinic offering expert physiotherapy, certified hand therapy, and assisted stretch therapy. They provide personalized treatment plans for chronic pain, sports injuries, post-surgical recovery, and upper extremity conditions. Their team includes internationally certified hand therapists with over 35 years of combined experience.
Provided relief from back pain on the first visit and recommended exercises and stretches. Very knowledgeable and expresses interest in expanding his scope of practice.
Internationally certified hand therapist with years of clinical success, treating everything from acute sports injuries and post-surgical rehab to chronic pain.
Knowledgeable hand therapist who provides care when Tina is away.
A partner can use leverage and techniques like PNF (contract-relax) to help you get a greater range of motion. Our experienced stretch therapist ensures proper form, guiding you to push yourself without injury.
No. It is safe for all levels of activity or flexibility. Your Stretch therapist will gauge how much stretch is safe for your body.
Physiotherapy helps restore movement, strength, and function when pain, injury, surgery, or medical conditions affect your body. Treatment includes hands‑on therapy, exercise rehabilitation, education, and movement retraining.
Hand therapy is a specialized area focusing on the hand, wrist, elbow, and forearm. Hand therapists have advanced training in post‑surgical rehabilitation, fracture care, tendon and nerve injuries, arthritis, and splinting.
Yes, in many cases. Surgery repairs tissues, but therapy restores movement, strength, and function. Without proper rehabilitation, stiffness, weakness, and chronic pain can develop.