Yvonne DeCaire is a dedicated and experienced physical therapist who moved from Winnipeg, Manitoba to our beautiful South Shore, renowned for her commitment to providing high-quality patient care and her continuous pursuit of professional development. With a career spanning over 20 years, Yvonne has built a robust expertise in treating a wide range of musculoskeletal, neurological, and sports-related injuries, utilizing evidence-based practices to tailor treatment plans that align with her patients' individual goals. Yvonne's academic credentials include a Bachelor's degree in Medical Rehabilitation (Physical Therapy) from the University of Manitoba, complemented by numerous specialized training courses and certifications in areas such as manual therapy, acupuncture, and neuroplasticity. She is also recognized for her bilingual proficiency in French and English, allowing her to effectively communicate and connect with a diverse patient population.Yvonne spent her career in Winnipeg working in both private sector and hospital, where she employed her extensive knowledge in both outpatient and inpatient care settings. Her approach emphasizes not only the physical aspects of rehabilitation but also patient education and empowerment, ensuring that individuals are equipped with the tools and knowledge they need for long-term health and wellness.In addition to her clinical work, Yvonne actively participates in professional organizations, including the College of Physiotherapists of Nova Scotia and the Canadian Physiotherapy Association. She has also contributed her time and expertise as a member of the Continuing Competency Evaluation Committee, demonstrating her commitment to the advancement of the physiotherapy profession. For personalized and evidence-based physiotherapy services, Yvonne DeCaire is a trusted partner on your journey to recovery and wellness.
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After a concussion, individuals may experience vestibular dysfunction, a disturbance in the balance system of the body. This can often lead to symptoms such as dizziness, nausea, or imbalance, just to name a few. Vestibular rehabilitation is a type of therapy that focuses on improving the relationship between the inner ear, brain, eyes, muscles and nerves. This therapy is typically used with post-concussion patients.
Additional rehabilitation techniques following your Vestibular Assessment.
Craniosacral therapy (CST) is a gentle hands-on technique that uses a light touch to examine membranes and movement of the fluids in and around the central nervous system.
Please ensure you are only booking a Pelvic Floor follow-up appt if you had your initial assessment.
Pelvic floor physiotherapy is a specialized branch of physiotherapy involving internal and external assessment and treatment of the pelvic floor muscles. If you don't see a suitable time, please call the clinic and ask for assistance.
Only book your follow up appt if you have already had your initial assessment with the Physiotherapist. If this is related to a WCB or MVA claim, please call the clinic for availability.
Patients must book an Initial assessment if they are a new patient, have a new injury, or have been absent from the clinic for a 6 month period or longer. If this is related to a WCB or MVA claim, please call the clinic for availability.
Only book your follow up appt if you have already had your initial assessment with the Physiotherapist. If this is related to a WCB or MVA claim, please call the clinic for availability.
Patients must book an Initial assessment if they are a new patient, have a new injury, or have been absent from the clinic for a 6 month period or longer. If this is related to a WCB or MVA claim, please call the clinic for availability.
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