Get the Best Remedial Massage in Macleod

Knee Pain: Our knees are a complex joint system that bears significant weight and stress. Any injury or direct impact on these important joints can cause pain and discomfort. If you are dealing with persistent soreness in the lower leg area, you can consult our experienced sports physiotherapist. The expert can help you relieve tenderness in the area and improve knee mobility.

Back and Neck Pain: Poor posture or sudden movements can cause painful injuries in the back or neck, affecting performance. We can help these athletes get back in shape and regain their form with targeted physical therapies.

Shoulder and Elbow Pain: Our combination of exercises and techniques aims to restore shoulder and elbow mobility.  These help athletes recover from injuries and return to their sport.

Ankle Sprain: We provide sprains rehabilitation to reduce swelling and pain in the ankle. Our approach ensures the pain comes down quickly, and you can return to the game.

Overuse Injuries: Overuse injuries develop gradually and are often the result of repetitive stress on muscles and joints. Our physiotherapists will assess your movement patterns and provide strategies to prevent further injury.

Dislocations: Dislocations occur when bones are forced out of their normal position in a joint. This injury is common in contact sports and can be quite painful. We can help with rehabilitation exercises to restore strength in the affected area.

Spinal Physiotherapy

Shoulder Pain & Injuries

Neck Pain & Whiplash

Ankle Sprain

Sports Rehabilitation

Dry Needling

Cupping Therapy

Acupuncture

Sports Physiotherapy

Remedial Massage

Assessment and Consultation: Our acupuncturist will listen to your concerns and thoroughly examine the areas of discomfort. The practitioner will discuss your medical history and develop a treatment plan during the initial consultation.

Setting the Scene: We aim to make you comfortable and calm your mind during the process. The quiet, peaceful surrounding of the therapy room relaxes your mind and enhances the overall experience.

Needle Placement: The practitioner gently inserts thin needles into specific points on your body to balance the energy flow. Usually, you can feel slight tingling or warmth when the pins are inserted into the skin. Based on your condition, the expert may gently move the needles to stimulate the points further and improve the energy flow.

Duration: The needles are left in place for about 15-30 minutes while you lie down and relax.

Post-treatment Consultation: After your acupuncture session, many people feel relaxed. You might also notice an increase in energy. Some patients may experience mild soreness at the needle sites, but this typically resolves quickly. The practitioner will recommend follow-up care and other necessary suggestions.

Back pain: Dry needling is effective in managing acute or chronic back pain by releasing muscle tension and improving spinal mobility.

Neck pain: Whether it’s acute or chronic, dry needling can provide significant relief for neck pain by targeting the underlying muscle tension and trigger points.

Shoulder pain: Dry needling effectively treats various shoulder conditions, including rotator cuff injuries and impingement syndrome. It works by reducing inflammation and restoring shoulder mobility.

Sciatica and pelvic pain: This treatment can help relieve sciatic nerve pain and pelvic pain by releasing tension in the surrounding muscles and improving hip mobility.

Knee pain: Conditions like patellofemoral pain, meniscal tears, and ligament injuries can benefit from dry needling. It reduces inflammation and promotes healing.

Muscle strains and sprains: The therapy accelerates recovery from muscle strains and sprains. It reduces pain and swelling, promotes healing and restores muscle function.

Tendinopathy and repetitive strain injuries (RSI): Dry needling is effective in managing tendinopathy and RSI by reducing pain and improving tissue healing.

General muscular tightness and cramps: Dry needling can help release muscle tension, alleviate cramps, and improve overall muscle function and relaxation.

Sports injuries: Athletes often use dry needling for faster recovery from sports injuries due to its ability to reduce pain, and inflammation and restore function quickly.