Reception staff at Symetrics.
To all of our patients, Due to COVID-19 concerns: In order to keep everyone safe, we ask that you cancel or reschedule your appointment if you find yourself with a fever or cough. Please be assured we are taking precautionary measures in
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Canadian Physiotherapy Association Forum 2019 NEWS RELEASE For Immediate ReleaseJuly 5, 2019 Better Access to Physiotherapy in the Community Can Prevent Hospital Admissions and Save Money CHARLOTTETOWN, Prince Edward Island (July 5, 2019) – At the Canadian Physiotherapy Association’s (CPA) Forum 2019,
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The golf swing involves a high velocity wrist release followed by sudden deceleration just after impact. This places considerable stress on the arms and leaves the wrists susceptible to injury. De Quervain’s Tendonitis A common injury for golfers is De Quervain’s Tendonitis. The two
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SYMETRICS offers Gift Certificates to ‘treat’ your family and friends. Let them know that their physical health and wellness is important to you! Massage Therapy 30 minutes up to 120 minutes available Physiotherapy Assessment, Treatment and/or Equipment We are here to help you with
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Avoid the Traps Trap! If you are experiencing any pain to the shoulder or neck area, and require more information, don’t hesitate to contact a physiotherapist. Any muscle imbalances should be corrected, and a physiotherapist will be able to instruct you specifically with
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Repetitive Strain Injury Has Many Causes There are many causes of Repetitive Strain Injury, suffered by musicians, which can lead to neck and low back pain, shoulder pain, arm and forearm pain, wrist and hand pain, and/or carpal tunnel syndrome. The most
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Proper walking techniques are very important to maximize the benefits and prevent injury. Be sure to start with a warm up before each time you walk. Stretching your calves is vital to help prevent tendonitis. Place the ball of your foot against a wall
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Definition of Plantar Fasciitis: inflammation of the plantar fascial or perifascial bursae most commonly involves the origin of the plantar fascia on the medial tubercle of the calcaneus may progress to thickening of the plantar fascia or traction spurring of the calcaneus
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Proper body mechanics help you avoid back strain. Lifting Bend with your knees, not your back. Lift with your legs. Lift object only chest-high. Be sure of footing. Standing and Walking Stand with one foot up;change position often. Stand with your back’s
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