Injury Prevention resources
Hiking can be a rewarding way to stay active, but uneven trails, steep climbs, and rocky descents can place extra demands on your legs, ankles, and balance.
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Lateral epicondylalgia, or “tennis elbow” as it is often called, is one of the most common musculoskeletal injuries related to overuse that therapists see in patients.
*This article originally appeared on Dr. Kristen Mitteness’ website. Dr. Mitteness is part of the Lifemark family.
With Canada’s largest population, the baby-boomers, entering their retirement years, many people are going to be added (or are already on) the 6-12 months list for joint replacement surgeries, primarily for hip and knee replacement surgeries due t
Now that the weather is starting to warm up, people are rediscovering different forms of physical activity, like swimming.
Spring is in the air, which for many of us means it’s time to go outside and get back into a running routine.
As snow melts away and temperatures start to rise, many of us are eager to head outside and get our hands dirty in the yard. Gardening can be relaxing and satisfying, but let’s face it: it’s also physically demanding work!
As a healthcare professional, I often hear people say things like, “Physiotherapy/chiropractic treatment/massage therapy didn’t work for me.”
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Summer vacation has come to an end and Back to School season is here! That means it's time to buy the kids new school supplies for the year ahead.