Erin Coughlan, PT

Erin Coughlan, PT Registered Physiotherapist and lifelong Haligonian helping people move and live better! I am happy to refer you to a trusted colleague!

At this time I am unable to take on Motor Vehicle or Workers Compensation claims.

05/14/2025
02/20/2025

One of my goals for 2025 is to focus more on upper body strength and rep out some pull ups

Here are 3 exercises I’m working on to achieve this! Give them a try if you’re working towards a similar goal

01/24/2025
3 months at Quantum done and all I can say is Thank You! I am so grateful to the colleagues and patients who have welcom...
12/31/2024

3 months at Quantum done and all I can say is Thank You!

I am so grateful to the colleagues and patients who have welcomed me with open arms and trusted me to help them achieve their goals. Looking ahead, I am excited to continue growing the community and helping more haligonians move and live better

That’s a wrap on 2024πŸ₯‚

Only four clinic days left until the new year! If you have insurance leftover, now is the perfect time to get a physioth...
12/09/2024

Only four clinic days left until the new year! If you have insurance leftover, now is the perfect time to get a physiotherapy assessment to address your goals for the upcoming year πŸƒπŸΌβ€β™‚οΈβš½οΈπŸ’πŸŽΎπŸ₯ŒπŸ€ΈπŸ½β€β™€οΈπŸ©°πŸ„πŸΌβ€β™€οΈπŸ‹πŸΎβ€β™‚οΈ

Back to the running series! A common recommendation to decrease risk of running injury or to manage a current one, is to...
12/05/2024

Back to the running series! A common recommendation to decrease risk of running injury or to manage a current one, is to increase cadence or Steps Per Minute.

Increasing cadence decreases peak force in the lower limbs which can be helpful for running injuries, and can often also correct other running form concerns such as overstriding or vertical bounce.

Here are a few ways that you can increase your cadence! You can track your cadence on most fitness watches or phones.

Happy trails πŸƒπŸΌβ€β™‚οΈ

10/24/2024

Thoracic (upper back) mobility is key for overhead shoulder movements, posture, and rib expansion. Try these two tests to see how your thoracic mobility stacks up! If you’re struggling with these a physiotherapy assessment may be helpful.

Sidelying thoracic rainbow: put a block between the knees and try to keep contact with your hand to the floor all the way overhead.

Wall angel: step your feet forward off the wall a bit and engage your core to keep your back flat to the wall. Lift the arms up to 90 degrees and then try to touch the wall with both hands.

When do you need to see a physio? A Registered PT can assist you with any of the conditions above and more!
10/16/2024

When do you need to see a physio? A Registered PT can assist you with any of the conditions above and more!

Address

1489 Hollis Street
Halifax, NS
B3J3M4

Opening Hours

Wednesday 2pm - 8pm
Thursday 8am - 2pm

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