Active Life Physiotherapy

Active Life Physiotherapy Providing endurance athletes and the north shore community with one-on-one physiotherapy expertise a Why Choose Active Life Physiotherapy?

Undivided individual attention and unhurried healthcare. Thorough and comprehensive assessments as well as research-based treatment plans. Highly skilled physiotherapists each with extensive experience. Personalized exercise prescriptions with online support so you can leave your session knowing what to do next so you get the most out of your rehabilitation. Variety of treatment options including exercise therapy, manual therapy, electrical modalities, acupuncture, and client education. Access to full fitness facility. Outreach to bring services to you wherever you are!

02/07/2021

Knowing the main parts of your low back and how these parts work is important as you learn to care for your back problem.

01/26/2021

The following is an article on foot anatomy. Please see the left hand menu for specific information on ankle injuries.

01/20/2021

The big group of muscles and tendons in the back of the thigh are commonly called the hamstrings. Injuries in this powerful muscle group are common, especially in athletes. Hamstring injuries happen to all types of athletes, from Olympic sprinters to slow-pitch softball players. Though these injurie...

01/14/2021

t. Gout is a disease that involves the build up of uric acid in the body. About 95 percent of gout patients are men. Most men are over 50 when gout first appears. When it does occur in women, they generally don't develop it until after menopause. In some rare cases gout develops at a young age.

01/08/2021

When it comes to appreciating wintertime and the outdoors, there is no better way to do it rather than by cross country skiing. Gliding across the open tundra with the wind in your face is exhilarating and a great source of exercise. This activity can give a person a fabulous workout and has a relat...

01/02/2021

A popliteal cyst, also called a Baker's cyst, is a soft, often painless bump that developson the back of the knee. A cyst is usually nothing more than a bag of fluid. These cysts occur most often when the knee is damaged due to arthritis, gout, injury, or inflammation in the lining of the knee joint...

12/27/2020

A contusion is the medical term used for a ‘bruise.’ Contusions can be minor, like the one you get after clumsily hitting your thigh on the edge of the coffee table, to major ones like the contusion you may get across your chest or down your leg after a significant motor vehicle accident...

12/21/2020

Unless you have a waterproof cast, you should keep your cast dry. However, even waterproof casts should be dried out thoroughly after getting them wet. If you don't dry your cast out after getting it wet, the skin underneath stays damp and can become moldy and smelly. Also, don't swim with your cast...

12/15/2020

If you spend hours behind the wheel it is important to be comfortable to avoid musculoskeletal problems related to driving. If you drive for a living, it is crucial to get your posture right and follow some easy tips to keep your body healthy and prevent workplace injuries.Potential ergonomic risks....

12/09/2020

The popularity of shows like "Dancing with the Stars", as well as the interest the gymnastic competitions at the Olympics garners, has made many people turning to both of these activities for exercise and sport. However, there is much more to the Rumba than simply "shaking it" and a lot more to the....

12/03/2020

Preventing Musculoskeletal Disorders.Choosing the correct tool for the job, and the correct tool for you, can help your working day pass more comfortably and reduces your risk of work-related musculoskeletal problems. Some common problems related to hand tool use include carpal tunnel syndrome, tend...

11/27/2020

The sternoclavicular (SC) joint is important because it helps support the shoulder. The SC joint links the bones of the arms and shoulder to the vertical skeleton.

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