What is Athletic Therapy?
Athletic therapists adhere to the Sports Medicine Model of care. They treat a wide range of patients and conditions using various manual therapies, modalities, exercise prescription, bracing and taping. They treat low back pain, concussions/whiplash, headaches/migraines, muscle pain, strains/sprains, plantar fasciitis, pre/post surgical rehabilitation, rotator cuff/shoulder injury, sciatica, tendonitis, TMJ dysfunction, carpal tunnel syndrome, tennis elbow/golfer's elbow, etc.
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Athletic Therapists offer treatment & training plans!
Injuries and surgeries at any stage of your life alters the musculoskeletal system. Detailed baseline testing, assessment and movement screens will pinpoint areas of weakness in order to treat pain and train the body back to a functional and strong state. Athletic Therapists offer performance training such as core and balance training, functional movement, rotational strength and plyometrics.
Areas of Interest & Specialties include:
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Injury prevention
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Musculoskeletal injury rehabilitation
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Sport specific rehabilitation
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Post-op and Pre-op Rehabilitation
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Functional movement for daily activities
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Biomechanical Assessments
If you are:
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Dealing with chronic or acute pain
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An active individual in your daily living
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An elite athlete
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A weekend warrior
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Feeling like you lack strength or flexibility
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Looking to improve your performance in sports or hobbies
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Looking to return to your sport or hobbies
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Preparing or recovering from a surgery
Together we will work towards:
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Pain free optimal movements
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Meeting your activity goals
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Increasing your range of motion, flexibility, and strength
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Learning your body’s natural movements
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Returning to your activities of daily living
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Returning to your sport
Her credentials...
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BAHSc in Athletic Therapy- Sheridan College
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Certified Athletic Therapist
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Fitness and Health Promotion – Fanshawe College
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NCCP Level 1 Volleyball Canada Certified since 2012
