Services

Ankle / Foot Pain

• Ankle sprains
• Achilles Tendonitis
• Heel Pain
• Plantar fasciitis
• Foot pain
• Flat feet
• Fractures

Post surgical care Do you feel pain or difficulty bearing weight on your feet/heel when you take first few steps after you wake up? Burning feelings in your sole of feet? Tired /weak feet at the end of day? Pain and /or tightness at backside of your heel?

Back Pain / Sciatica / Stenosis/ Bad posture
Do you feel pain while bending, lifting, sitting long time, and driving long distance? Do you feel that the pain from your back coming down to your thighs or to your feet? Do you feel difficulty/pain getting up after you sit for long time? Manual physiotherapy is the natural way of helping your body recovers from back pain. At New Motion Physio your back is extensively examined by an expert physiotherapist who has years of training in medical evaluation of musculoskeletal conditions.

Neck Pain / Headaches/Dizziness
We address the root cause of your neck pain. Do you have stiffness in your neck muscles and joints? Do you feel weak when trying to lift objects and raise your arms above your head? These are signs of the cause of your neck pain. You can eliminate your pain by having a trained physiotherapist, a medical expert in evaluating the way your body moves.

Arthritis Pain
Do you feel your back /neck/Knee or other joints feels stiff when you wake up? Many people suffer from the unbearable problems of arthritis. Arthritis back pain, knee arthritis pain, and pain in your joints are the most common complaints. Did you know that there is something that can be done about getting your mobility back and having less pain when walking, bending, lifting, or playing your favorite sport?

Knee / Hip Pain
Do you feel pain/difficulty going down stairs? Sitting crossed leg or squatting position, Does your knee cracks/swollen/locking up /giving away/feel stiff? Back and hip pain often go together. If you have pain or swelling or stiffness and you cannot bear weight on your knee, or if you have difficulty walking, you need a licensed physiotherapist.

Shoulder Pain / Rotator Cuff tear/Frozen shoulder
Do you feel you have difficulty raising your arm above your head, feels stiff, difficulty reaching on back side of your neck or spine? The shoulder is one of the most complex joint in your body. The reason is that it has to move through a very large range of motion while maintaining strength and stability.

Wrist/Elbow/Hand
Do you feel pain while working on your computer or doing desk job? Tennis elbow Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Golfer's Elbow Wrist Ganglion Dupuytren's Contracture De Quervain's Tendinitis

Whiplash / Auto Accident Injuries
Whiplash is an incredible traumatic injury, even at low speed collisions. Depending on which way you are hit, from behind, the side, or the front, can determine which muscle groups in your neck and spine take the brunt of the force.

NOW AT NEW MOTION PHYSIO AND SPORTS REHAB

As of January 2014, New Motion Physio and Sport Rehab have received approval from Ministry of Health and Long Term Care to provide OHIP Physiotherapy services.

Who is eligible for OHIP Physiotherapy (Publicly funded Physiotherapy)?

Patients eligible for publicly funded clinic-based physiotherapy if they have a physician or nurse practitioner referral and are:

• Seniors aged 65 and older
• Patients 19 years of age and under
• Any age if discharged from hospital after an overnight stay for a condition requiring physiotherapy
• Patients on Ontario Works or the Ontario Disability Support Program(ODSP)

To book an appointment contacts us today!!!

Phone: 905-792-9024
Email: physioadvise@yahoo.ca

DeepTissue Massage
Uses slow penetrating strokes to address specific areas of the body in more detail. Deep tissue work helps to break down toxins where sites of stress and tension occur in muscles, and aides in increasing range of motion.

Swedish Massage
One of the most widely known hands on modalities. This technique uses broad yet gentle strokes to the overall body to induce relaxation. Swedish massage promotes increased circulation and enhancement of the parasympathetic nervous system suggestion to the body to rest and restore.

Myofascial Release
Fascial stretching three dimensionally through superficial layers, affecting deeper structural layers, accessing body's natural ability to "unwind" unique fascial restrictions; can be done total body or smaller regions.

Trigger Point Release
Specific point pressures at neuromuscular junction sites, where contractible fibers are held prolonged in spasm, blood flow is unable to resume, and pain cannot be broken except by mechanical interruption of spasm site.

Craniosacral Therapy
Accessing the body's natural healing responses by the system of membranes and fluids that contain the brain and spinal cord, from head to low back, by very gentle manual contacts and energy through each of the individual skull bones, to the sacrum, and other transverse fascial "diaphragms" of the body. The effects of craniofacial therapy can evolve into dissolving of "energy cysts," places of stored emotional and physical trauma or memories that have blocked fluid flow, harmony, and balance of overall body systems. It is usually relaxing and deeply affects the "hidden" or long existing issues that prevent emotional and physical recovery or well being.

Lymphatic Drainage Therapy
Gentle treatment enhancing absorption of fluids, proteins, hormones, cells and toxins into lymphatic vessels, that transport by this "second circulatory system" to lymph nodes where the cells are processed. Lymphatic Drainage stimulates the immune system and parasympathetic nervous system decreases swelling, facilitates healthy cellular regeneration, relieves inflammatory responses, eases pain and fatigue, assists with fat and cellulite breakdown, and relieves stress.

Connective Tissue
Connective Tissue massage helps people with pain, any scar tissue, and shortages in range of motion after any surgery or injury. Very good for fibromyalgia.

Acupuncture is the procedure of inserting and manipulating needles at specific points on the body channels (meridians) to relieve pain or cure disorders of the body.

In traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), meridians are invisible pathways or channels on the body. Our vital energy, or "chi" is thought to flow along these meridians, and anything that disrupts the smooth flow of chi is said to cause illness. There are 12 regular meridians and 20 meridians in total in TCM. Each regular meridian is believed to correspond to an organ and run along the body to either the hand or the foot. Most acupuncture and acupressure points lie on a meridian."

As with any structure, if the foundation is not stable, the elements above become affected. This also applies to one's feet, the foundation of your body. Imbalances of the supporting structures of your feet can result in excessive foot motion which, in addition to altering proper foot function, can result in rotation of the legs which may affect your knees, hips and back. Orthotic devices are designed to control one's foot biomechanics to a precise degree throughout all parts of the walking/running cycle. Our orthotics are custom fitted for you and will be covered under most extended health care benefits.

At New Motion, we are happy to offer services catering to the specific needs of women. We treat conditions that may occur during pregnancy, such as back pain, leg swelling, and poor circulation. For moms who are post-partum, our therapy team can help you learn an exercise program to help with weight loss and strengthening the pelvic floor and abdominal musculature to help moms return to their highest level of physical functioning sooner. Our team can also help with exercise advice for individuals who have low bone mineral density (osteopenia or osteoporosis). Additionally, research shows that a good exercise program can help stabilize hormone imbalances in women. We look forward to helping you achieve optimal health through a healthy, active lifestyle that caters to your specific needs at any age.

At New Motion Physiotherapy, our staff has lot of experience treating work place related injuries whether it happens suddenly due to some accident at work place or due to repetitive job activities for a long period of time. In addition to treating your injury our physiotherapist will guide you what changes you could do at your work place and your job technique to prevent re-injury. Also, our admin staff knows very well about different forms and procedures related to the 'Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB)'for various types of work place injuries.

At New Motion Sports Rehab, we are absolutely dedicated to the sports injury management and sports injury rehab of our clients, as well as the prevention of sports-related injuries. Whether you are a professional, recreational or scholastic athlete, our approach to sports therapy services is simple: personalized care with exceptional outcomes. Sports physiotherapy and sports rehabilitation includes a variety of programs, from injury prevention/rehabilitation to sports-specific fitness for athletes of all ages and experience levels. If you are being treated for a sports-related injury, you will receive one-on-one attention during your sports injury rehabilitation. Sports injury therapy plans are specifically designed based on each client's unique situation, needs and goals. You will be cared for by a highly qualified and caring physiotherapist that is absolutely dedicated to improving your health and well-being. You will also work with the most technically and medically advanced equipment during your sports injury treatment. Our goal is to restore your highest level of function and get you back to your sport as soon as possible and prevent re-injury.

Vestibular rehabilitation therapy (VRT) is a type of therapy used to treat vertigo/dizziness. The goal of treatment is to minimize dizziness, improve balance, and prevent falls by restoring normal function of the vestibular system. In VRT, the patient performs exercises designed to allow the brain to adapt to and compensate for whatever is causing the vertigo. Vestibular rehabilitation therapy is designed by a therapist. In most cases, patients visit the therapist on a limited basis and perform custom-designed exercises at home, several times a day. As the patient progresses, difficulty of the exercises increases until the highest level of balance is attained during head movement, eye movement (i.e., tracking with the eyes), and walking.