Injury Rehabilitation

Sprains, strains, tendonitis and overuse injuries — reducing swelling and helping you return to training safely.

Whiplash, neck and back pain, headaches and stiffness after a motor vehicle accident. Detailed invoices for your auto insurer are provided.

Repetitive strain, lifting injuries and desk-related pain. Invoices for your WCB case manager are provided.

Focused treatment for neck stiffness, restricted turning, headaches and jaw tension after impact.

Tennis elbow, rotator cuff strain, Achilles and knee pain that lingers past the expected healing time.

Support for scar tissue, stiffness, swelling and pain during rehabilitation after surgery.

Acupuncture may be considered alongside medical care for facial weakness, including Bell’s palsy. Evidence is limited and results vary. Sudden facial drooping needs urgent medical assessment; call 911 if stroke is suspected.

Supportive acupuncture after medical clearance, alongside your stroke rehabilitation team, for ongoing stiffness and discomfort. Evidence for improving recovery is uncertain. Acupuncture does not replace medical treatment, physiotherapy or occupational therapy.

Traditional Chinese medical massage — kneading, pressing and joint mobilization that releases muscle tension, restores range of motion and leaves the body deeply relaxed after injury.

Gentle gliding strokes free up tight fascia and knotted muscle, easing stiffness and bringing fresh circulation to bruised, overworked or slow-healing areas.

Low-level red and near-infrared light supports tissue repair, calms inflammation and speeds recovery in strained muscles, tendons and joints — comfortable and completely non-invasive.