AJ is a physiotherapist with special interest in orthopedic, sports injuries and neurological rehab. His treatment philosophy is to treat the patient and not pain.
He got his degree in Physiotherapy in 2009 from Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, and worked in Mumbai, India for 3 years before moving to Canada in 2012. Having worked in different clinical and sports rehab settings he brings with him clinical, administrative, managerial and entrepreneurial experiences in running a successful rehab clinic. He has completed additional courses in spinal manipulation, myofascial release techniques, several manual therapy techniques, dry needling, shockwave therapy, kinesio-taping, LASER to name a few.
His initial examination consists of history taking and movement based assessment based on which he decides the line of treatment. He firmly believes in empowering his patients with the knowledge of what's causing their pain and how they can fix it- this is something that he is extremely proud of.
In his short career as a physiotherapist he has donned a variety of hats. From a physiotherapist to being a clinic manager and now owning rehab clinics.
He is always a phone call or an email away. Feel free to get in touch with him with any queries that you may have at physiotipsaj@gmail.com.
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A physiotherapist with specialized training in pelvic floor dysfunction will assess problems with pelvic floor muscle tension, strength, and coordination.A pelvic physiotherapist will educate you to optimize the mobility, flexibility, strength, and coordination of the pelvic floor muscles as well as identify and address any lifestyle factors or habits that may be significantly contributing to the development of the pelvic floor dysfunction.
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A physiotherapist with specialized training in pelvic floor dysfunction will educate/treat problems with pelvic floor muscle tension, strength, and coordination.A pelvic physiotherapist will work with you to optimize the mobility, flexibility, strength, and coordination of the pelvic floor muscles as well as identify and address any lifestyle factors or habits that may be significantly contributing to the development of the pelvic floor dysfunction.
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A physiotherapist with specialized training in pelvic floor dysfunction will educate/treat problems with pelvic floor muscle tension, strength, and coordination.A pelvic physiotherapist will work with you to optimize the mobility, flexibility, strength, and coordination of the pelvic floor muscles as well as identify and address any lifestyle factors or habits that may be significantly contributing to the development of the pelvic floor dysfunction.
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Initial visit where physiotherapists take comprehensive medical history, clinical examination and set up a plan to care.
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Reassessment visit when there is a new concern/pain where physiotherapists do clinical examination and set up a plan to care. (Only after having completed initial Physiotherapy appointment).
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Physiotherapy Initial assessment for patients under Refugee status
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Treatments may include: - Manual therapy such as the deep tissue work, and massage of muscles. - The mobilization and manipulation of joints to help reduce any pain and stiffness. - Dry Needling - The use of hot and cold modalities. Hot presses are often used after physiotherapy session to help loosen your muscles, and increase their movement and function. Cold Compresses are commonly used after your session to relieve pain and reduce swelling and inflammation. -Customized exercise plans that are created to help you improve your strength, range of motion, and flexibility. These exercise programs are also created to help with rehabilitation after an injury and to prevent the occurrence of future injuries.
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Treatments may include: - Manual therapy such as the deep tissue work, and massage of muscles. - The mobilization and manipulation of joints to help reduce any pain and stiffness. - Shockwave Therapy - Dry Needling - The use of hot and cold modalities. Hot presses are often used after physiotherapy session to help loosen your muscles, and increase their movement and function. Cold Compresses are commonly used after your session to relieve pain and reduce swelling and inflammation. -Customized exercise plans that are created to help you improve your strength, range of motion, and flexibility. These exercise programs are also created to help with rehabilitation after an injury and to prevent the occurrence of future injuries.
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Treatments may include: - Shockwave Therapy - Manual therapy such as the deep tissue work, and massage of muscles. - The mobilization and manipulation of joints to help reduce any pain and stiffness. - Dry Needling - The use of hot and cold modalities. Hot presses are often used after physiotherapy session to help loosen your muscles, and increase their movement and function. Cold Compresses are commonly used after your session to relieve pain and reduce swelling and inflammation. -Customized exercise plans that are created to help you improve your strength, range of motion, and flexibility. These exercise programs are also created to help with rehabilitation after an injury and to prevent the occurrence of future injuries.
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