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Physiotherapy With An Osteopathic Approach | Forcephysio
PHYSIOTHERAPY WITH AN OSTEOPATHIC APPROACH In some cases, physicians prescribe and advocate specific care for treatment of certain physical and/or neurological conditions. When conventional physiotherapy is not enough, we encourage physiotherapy with an osteopathic approach. In case of muscle, ligament, 02
May, 2018
May, 2018
CNESST COMPENSATION PROCEDURES | Forcephysio
CNESSTÂ COMPENSATIONÂ PROCEDURESÂ In case of an accident or a work-related injury , according to the law, you have several compensations and claims that allow you to recover from your injuries, regain your functional abilities and facilitate your return to work or 16
Sep, 2017
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Jul, 2017
Jul, 2017
Carpal tunnel syndrome
Carpal tunnel syndrome WHAT IS IT? Right over the wrist of the hand lies the transverse carpal ligament, which compares to a bracelet which makes its way around the wrist. The carpal tunnel is the narrow space located between the 22
Jul, 2017
Jul, 2017
DISC HERNIATION – LUMBAR HERNIATION
DISC HERNIATION – LUMBAR HERNIATION WHAT IS IT? Between each two consecutive vertebra in the spine there is an inter-vertebral disc. The exterior of each disk is surrounded by a thick layer of cartilage (annulus fibrosus), and its center contains 15
Jul, 2017
Jul, 2017
FUNCTIONAL CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM (FCD)
FUNCTIONAL CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM (FCD) Have you ever heard the expression “2nd line” or “interdisciplinary clinic”? Have you suffered a workplace accident (CNESST) or a traffic accident (SAAQ), and you have seen no results after receiving a whole range 10
Jul, 2017
Jul, 2017
INSOMNIA AND ACUPUNCTURE – Part I – Causes
INSOMNIA AND ACUPUNCTURE – Part I – Causes The word insomnia involves a large number of problems related to sleep such as having difficulty falling asleep, frequent awakenings, restless sleep, dream-disturbed sleep and waking up too early in the morning 28
Apr, 2017
Apr, 2017
LITTLE SPRING STORY – Acupuncture | Forcephysio
LITTLE SPRING STORY Spring is inevitably showing up and everyone is happy to see milder days back! Everybody? Maybe not, because some people suffer from seasonal allergies every spring and for them, the return of beautiful weather rhymes with sneezing,
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Jul, 2016
Jul, 2016
Shoulder tendinitis: the most frequently seen tendinitis!
Shoulder tendinitis: the most frequently seen tendinitis! 23
Jul, 2016
Jul, 2016
Lateral epicondylitis or «tennis elbow»
Lateral epicondylitis or «tennis elbow»
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Jul, 2016
Jul, 2016
How to heal a Plantar Fasciitis – Physiotherapy | Forcephysio
PLANTAR FASCIITIS 12
May, 2016
May, 2016
Ankle Sprain – Prevent and Cure – Physiotherapy | Forcephysio
ANKLE SPRAIN : HOW TO PREVENT AND CURE! WHAT IS IT? An ankle sprain is a condition where one or more ligaments of the ankle become stretched or torn. A ligament is a tough band of fibrous tissue, very resistant 17
Sep, 2015
Sep, 2015
BICEPS BRACHII MUSCLE MILD STRAIN
BICEPS BRACHII MUSCLE MILD STRAIN WHAT IS IT? The biceps brachii, commonly known as the biceps, is a two-headed muscle located on the upper arm between the shoulder and the elbow, and is responsible for the movements of flexion (i.e. 17
Sep, 2015
Sep, 2015
PATELLAR TENDINITIS – PHYSIOTHERAPY | FORCEPHYSIO
PATELLAR TENDINITIS WHAT IS IT? A tendon is a fibrous tissue whose role is to connect muscle to bone. The patellar tendon is a thick and extremely strong fibrous structure which extends from the lower tip of the kneecap (patella 15
Sep, 2015
Sep, 2015
Patello-femoral Syndrome – Physiotherapy | Forcephysio
Patello-femoral Syndrome – Physiotherapy WHAT IS IT? A Patello-femoral syndrome is mainly characterized by pain at the front of the knee, and is caused by friction between the kneecap (also called the patella bone) and the surface of the femur 22
Jul, 2015
Jul, 2015
