HOW CAN WE HELP
Feel confident in the quality of care you are receiving and have trust in those providing it.
1:1
All of your appointment time is spent with your Physiotherapist. To optimize your time and strive for superior outcomes, there are no assistants used, no double bookings and minimal reliance on machine hook ups.
*unfortunately we do not treat patients with active WSIB or MVA claims at this time.
Private
Treatments are provided in clean private treatment rooms (versus open concept gym layout) to help you feel comfortable and encourage open communication between you and your Physiotherapist. This helps us consider unique aspects of your injury and recovery, both emotionally and physically.
Expert Knowledge
We are experienced in our field, have completed extensive post-graduate courses in orthopaedic physiotherapy, and have many tools in our toolbox. Be cautious when choosing a clinic based on pricing or fast availability alone.
Everyday Aches and Pains
Physio isn't just for athletes or people recovering from fractures or surgery. We treat everyday pains (the ones that creep up from nowhere, or keep coming back, or won't go away). We also play a big role in injury prevention and healthy aging. No concern is too big or too small.
Functional
We work together to set realistic goals that are important to you. A functional movement approach keeps treatments relevant to your life or sport, and the concepts learned can be used to treat or prevent injury on your own.
Networking
Physiotherapy isn't for everyone. We stay connected to other colleagues in the healthcare community and if something is holding you back, rest assured we will help guide you in the right direction. Our goal is for you to feel better, whether that is through us or someone else.
CLINICAL AREAS OF INTEREST
At Sky Physiotherapy, we strive to see the full picture and take a whole body approach. Our diverse skill set aims to help improve movement and function.
Read on to find out more about what, and how, we treat in clinic.
ORTHOPAEDIC PHYSIOTHERAPY
Treatment of musculoskeletal conditions involving joints, bones, muscles and nerves using a variety of techniques which may include joint mobilizations, soft tissue work, exercise, acupuncture etc. (arthritis, rotator cuff injuries, hip impingement, knee pain, and others)
PELVIC HEALTH PHYSIOTHERAPY
Specialized training to assess and treat the contribution of the pelvic floor muscles in your day to day functioning. This could include treatment for incontinence, painful intercourse, endometriosis, chronic back and hip pain, prostate concerns, and pelvic floor health during and after pregnancy.
MULTISEGMENTAL ELECTROACUPUNCTURE
A form of acupuncture using electrical current (optional) to optimize neuromotor function. Also called neurofunctional acupuncture, or contemporary medical acupuncture. Great for sport performance, muscle recovery, and motor retraining amongst others.
CHRONIC PAIN MANAGEMENT
Pain science evidence that incorporates emotional and lifestyle factors in the treatment approach. Can include treatment of persistent pain, or conditions such a fibromyalgia, and chronic fatigue syndrome associated with functional decline or reduced life satisfaction.
McKENZIE METHOD
Mechanical approach to assessment, diagnosis and treatment that uses specific movements to classify and manage musculoskeletal concerns in the body. It is safe, well supported by research, and widely used all over the world.
NECK AND LOW BACK PAIN
Common problem areas that respond very well to an active physiotherapy program including manual therapy, patient education and exercise/movement.
SCIATICA, NERVE ROOT COMPRESSION, PINCHED NERVE, RADICULOPATHY
Conditions (or symptoms) with neural involvement, that when appropriately treated have very good outcomes.
Sports injuries, headaches, nerve impingement, pre/post surgical rehabilitation, bone and joint health, and fall prevention are other areas that are commonly addressed at Sky Physiotherapy.
We are a BONE FIT trained clinic through Osteoporosis Canada, for safe treatment and management of Osteoporosis or Osteopenia.
