What happens when nerves start to go wrong?

Many people are perplexed by pain that shows no sign of tissue damage or inflammation. This type of pain, known as neuropathic pain, typically occurs when nerves malfunction following minor irritation. Nerves and nerve endings become extremely sensitive and cause innocent, harmless signals to be exaggerated and misinterpreted as painful ones. The result is pain even when extensive medical tests show there is “nothing wrong”. For more information, Contact our physiotherapists at Whitehorse, Yukon center.

Occupational Therapy

Our Occupational Therapist can provide OT assessments and services, as well as comprehensive assessments of cognitive functioning (“Cognitive Functional Capacity Evaluation”). Please phone us for more details and to book assessments.

Ergonomics

This is the service that encompasses office ergonomic assessments and industrial ergonomics including job demands analysis. Please call (867) 668-4886 to book.

Office Staff

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Custom Bracing

Includes an initial assessment, fitting and follow up.

Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy

Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy is a specialized form of physiotherapy that focuses on the rehabilitation of the pelvic floor muscles. Therapy often involves exercises, manual techniques, and education to improve pelvic floor function and alleviate symptoms related to dysfunction.



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Custom Foot Orthoticcs

Includes a gait assessment, plaster casting of the feet and a biomechanical analysis.



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Concussion

Concussion rehabilitation addresses a variety of symptoms and functional deficits, ultimately guiding individuals towards a safe return to their pre-injury level of activity. Physiotherapists employ a variety of techniques, including manual therapy,



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Vestibular

Vestibular rehabilitation therapy involves exercises that help you manage dizziness and balance issues (imbalance). This therapy may help people cope with the symptoms of conditions such as vertigo and labyrinthitis.



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Canada Games Centre

200 Hamilton Blvd, 300
Whitehorse, YT
Y1A 0A6

(867) 668-4886

frontdesk@physiopluswhitehorse.com

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