Timberlands Physical Therapy Clinic

08/30/2023

Timberlands Physiotherapy would like to wish everyone a safe and wonderful Labour Day 2023!!

04/14/2023

Happy Friday Everyone, Timberlands Physiotherapy is open and accepting new patients, You can look us up online and call in to schedule your assessment and booking. Have a great weekend!

04/07/2023

Happy Holiday Weekend from Timberlands Physical Therapy Clinic!

03/29/2023

WCB Patients
Motor Vehicle Accident Patients
Patients with Acute and Chronic Pain
Pre-Operative and Post-Operative Conditions
Sprains and Strains
Patients needing Manual Therapy and Joint Mobilizations
Sports Injuries

03/29/2023

At Timberlands Physical Therapy we provide patient-centered care to the residents of Central Alberta.

03/29/2023

At Timberland Physical Therapy Clinic we celebrate Integrity, Creativity, and Excellence!

03/28/2023

At Timberlands Physical Therapy we provide our patients with education and advice to help keep you fully informed on your prognosis, treatment and exercise programs. Let our compassionate Physiotherapists help you to get back to a pain free lifestyle!

03/23/2023

Timberlands Physiotherapy Clinic is accepting NEW PATIENTS!
Our physiotherapists have over 50 years of combined experience.
We take care of patients needs including sporting accidents, strains and sprains, motor vehicle accidents and WBC claims. Call us today to book an appointment at 403-340-2566

10/24/2017

10/21/2017

PHYSIOTHERAPY FOR ALL AGES; we are probably the only clinic in Red Deer with Physiotherapists with years of practice experience in orthopedic geriatric care. We love treating the elderly!!!

10/21/2017

Direct Billing is Available!

09/25/2017

Providing Physiotherapy Care with Evidence!
BUSINESS HOURS

MON 8:00 AM 8:00 PM
TUE 5:00 PM 8:00 PM
WED 8:00 AM 8:00 PM
THUR 5:00 PM 8:00 PM
FRI 8:00 AM 8:00 PM
SAT CLOSED
SUN CLOSED

09/25/2017

Contact

Timberlands Physical Therapy Clinic
ARCAR Centre Inc.
#470, 500 Timberlands Drive
Red Deer, AB T4P 0Z4

Phone: 403-340-2566
Fax: 403-340-0994

frontdesk@timberlandsphysio.com

09/25/2017

In Canada, as with many developed countries, YOU DO NOT NEED A DOCTOR'S REFERRAL TO CONSULT WITH A PHYSIOTHERAPIST. You can walk-in today for an objective assessment of your acute or long-standing pain at TIMBERLANDS PHYSICAL THERAPY CLINIC (TPC).

Achilles tendinitis
Ankle sprains or strains
ACL repair
Anxiety
Arthritis of the neck, back, shoulders, hips, knees
Back surgery
Bells Palsy
Bursitis
Carpal tunnel syndrome
Chronic Pain
Facial pain
Foot pain
Frozen Shoulder
Gait training
Groin pain
Head aches
Hip replacement rehabilitation
Inflammation
ITB pain
Knee replacement rehabilitation
Knee pain
Low back pain
Meniscal injury or tear
Motor vehicle injuries
Muscle weakness
Muscle spasm
Muscle tightness
Muscle shortening
Muscle pull or tear
Neck pain
Nerve impingement
Neck surgery
Neck stiffness
Patella femoral syndrome
Post-surgical conditions
Pr*****ed or herniated disc
Plantar fasciitis
Poor Balance
Repetitive strain injuries
Rotator cuff injury or tear
Runner's knee
Sciatica
Shin splints
Shoulder injuries
Sinusitis
Sports injuries
Sprained ankle
Tennis elbow or golfers elbow
TMJ pain (Jaw pain)
Whiplash injuries

GRAND OPENING OF TPC WITH TIMBERLANDS MARKET SATURDAY 14TH OCT FROM 10AM TO 2PM

09/25/2017

Trent graduated from the University of Manitoba with a Bachelor of Medical Rehabilitation – Physical Therapy degree and was named class valedictorian. He brings over 25 years of professional practice in treating soft tissue and skeletal problems.

His strengths include understanding the client’s needs and desired outcomes, and he achieves this through sound evidence based treatment, good communication skills and a sense of humor.

Trent has taken several post-graduate courses and is trained in Advanced Spinal Manipulation and Acupuncture (Completing the Acupuncture Foundation of Canada curriculum). In his career as a physical therapist, Trent has treated a variety of conditions resulting from motor vehicle accidents, work injuries, sports injuries and everyday wear and tear.

He was a Regional Program Director for an Interdisciplinary Pain Program and Senior consulting therapist for several rehabilitation programs. Trent is certified in McKenzie Assessment and Treatment Protocols Part A and B and in Functional Capacity Evaluation.

Trent moved to Red Deer in 2004 where he lives with his wife Tracy. In whatever spare time Trent has, he coaches Goalball at the Paralympic level.

09/25/2017

Sheyi is a physical therapist of over 17 years’ experience. He earned a Bachelor’s degree in Physiotherapy from the University of Ibadan in year 2000 and has practiced physiotherapy in Canada since 2005 starting in Northern British Columbia.

His gentle, personable and soft-spoken approach is reputed to put patients to rest in his care. Sheyi (as he is popularly called) has practiced physical therapy in various areas and fields of practice and brings a wealth of diverse understanding of the context of injuries and their care from childhood to old age. He is an ardent believer in manual therapy techniques to relieve pain, restore joints biomechanics and restore muscle and soft tissue function to enhance your quality of life; he is commonly found to use Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation (PNF) in his practice. Sheyi is one of the few Physical Therapists currently licensed by Alberta’s College of Physical Therapists to order musculoskeletal diagnostic imaging for patients in his care.

In his career past, he was Chief Physiotherapist at the Fort St John and Manager of Therapies at Prince Albert Parkland Health Region, where he was renowned among health care practitioners to be a stickler for objective, data-driven analytical care ethos combined with an empathetic compassionate approach to patient care.

As an Open Studies student at the School of Public Health, University of Alberta, he developed an avid interest in the health of populations eventually earning a Diploma in Public Health at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, London. He also earned a Master's degree in Public Health (Health Services Management) out of the University of London, London, UK in 2015. He has been a member of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association and Canadian Obesity Network since 2007. In his career as a physical therapist, he has treated many motor vehicle accidents injured and injured workers. His most recent work for a major public healthcare organization included working as a Physical Therapist interventionist in homecare (in Calgary) and Supportive Living sites in an around Red Deer, Alberta.

Sheyi moved to Canada from Nigeria in 2005; he is married to Motso and they live in Red Deer with their 3 children. He can be found assisting the homeless and vulnerable population of Red Deer in his spare time.