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move better…live well
Our integrative approach to treatment is a result of our expertise in three different disciplines and over 20 years of experience in sports, manual therapy and rehabilitation
We expect some positive effects of the treatment after each visit and typically see the improvement within 3 – 5 sessions.
Depending on your response, the treatments are modified to maximize the outcome and if needed, we may contact your physician for further diagnostics or suggest a referral to another health care provider.
Our treatments combine Manual Osteopathy, Rehabilitative Massage and Corrective Exercise Therapy
Manual Osteopathy
It is as an integral part of Osteopathic Medicine.
Body misalignment or movement restrictions within its structure (joints, muscles, connective tissue / fascia, internal organs, etc.) could lead to injury or dysfunction. Osteopathic treatments focus on finding and addressing any abnormalities within the body structure to improve the function of the whole organism, relieve pain and facilitate healing.
Massage Therapy
The term massage therapy describes different ways of using hands to manipulate and mobilize the muscles, soft tissue and joints of the body for therapeutic purposes. It is a broad discipline that encompasses many different approaches and techniques that vary greatly among practitioners. At Kinesis we practice Rehabilitative Massage Therapy, an approach that focuses on addressing injuries, pain or other ailments. It requires additional training and employs more advanced manual therapy techniques.
Corrective Exercise Therapy
Also called Kinesiotherapy (Movement Therapy), is a part of Kinesiology, which is a regulated health care profession in Ontario.
Based on thorough knowledge of anatomy and biomechanics of the body, Kinesiologists are using exercises to target specific areas of the body to address muscular imbalance or weakness, movement restrictions or lack of stability.
Some of the Conditions We Treat
Low Back pain – Sciatica, Disc problems
Car accident and Sports injury – Whiplash, Tennis/Golfer’s Elbow, Knee pain, etc.
Neck and Shoulder pain – Frozen Shoulder, Rotator Cuff injury
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, Plantar Fasciatis
Headaches and TMJ (Jaw) pain
Post-concussion Syndrome and Vertigo
Fibromyalgia / Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
Menstrual and Digestive problems
Chronic Pain
Postural misalignment
and others
VISIT US
194 Garden Ave, 2nd floor
Toronto, ON
M6P 1H7
CALL US
416. 551.1722
EMAIL US
info@kinesisclinic.ca