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Chronic Pain From a Workplace Injury: How Physiotherapy Can Help

Most workplace injuries improve within a standard healing timeline when managed with appropriate treatment and activity modifications. However, recovery does not always follow a linear path. Pain originating from a back strain, repetitive strain injury, shoulder problem, or acute workplace...

Returning to Work After a WorkSafeBC Injury

An unexpected injury on the job can disrupt your life in an instant. Beyond the immediate physical pain, workplace injuries often introduce sudden stress regarding your income, job security, and long-term physical capabilities. Whether you are dealing with an acute...

Physiotherapy for Golfers: Improving Your Game and Reducing Pain

Golf is a sport of precision, repetitive motion, and significant rotational force. While it is often viewed as a low impact activity, the physical demands it places on the body are substantial. A single golf swing requires a complex coordination...

Shin Splints (MTSS): Footwear, Gait, and Load Management

Shin splints are one of the most common lower leg injuries affecting runners, field athletes, and individuals who suddenly ramp up their activity levels. Clinically known as Medial Tibial Stress Syndrome (MTSS), this condition causes persistent pain and tenderness along...

Shoulder Clicking: What Is Your Shoulder Trying to Tell You?

Clicking when you reach overhead. A catching sensation during bench press. That unsettling feeling your shoulder might slip out of place. These symptoms often point to something more than tight muscles. They signal instability, labral issues, or rotator cuff dysfunction...