Registered Physiotherapists

You are pre-approved for 25 sessions with a Physiotherapist within the first 12 weeks of your car accident.  No doctor's note is required. WE CHARGE NO USER FEES, your sessions are 100% covered by ICBC. You are entitled to accident benefits whether you are at fault or not. If your accident was more than 12 weeks ago a doctors note may be required to initiate treatment.

TMJ physiotherapy helps people who have pain or trouble moving their jaw. TMJ stands for temporomandibular joint, which connects your jaw to your skull. A physiotherapist uses gentle exercises, massage, and other treatments to reduce pain, improve jaw movement, and help you eat, talk, and yawn more comfortably.

Pelvic Health Physiotherapy

Pelvic health physiotherapy is an evidence-based approach to assessing and treating a wide range of conditions affecting the pelvis and pelvic floor muscles. These conditions are common, treatable, and often significantly impact quality of life.

Pelvic health physiotherapy can help with:

• Incontinence (bladder or bowel leakage)
• Pelvic organ prolapse
• Pelvic pain
• Coccydynia (tailbone pain)
• Pregnancy-related concerns
• Postpartum recovery
• Rectus diastasis (abdominal separation)
• Bowel dysfunction (including constipation)
• And many more

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What Is the Pelvic Floor?

The pelvic floor is a group of muscles that attach to the front, back, and sides of the pelvis and sacrum. These muscles form a supportive “hammock” or sling at the base of your pelvis.

They play an essential role in:

• Supporting pelvic organs
• Controlling bladder and bowel function
• Assisting in sexual function
• Contributing to core strength and stability

In women, these muscles also surround the urethra, vagina, and rectum.

Although these muscles work quietly in the background, many people are unaware of them—and may not know how to properly engage or strengthen them. When they are not functioning optimally, a variety of symptoms can arise.

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What to Expect During an Assessment

Your initial assessment is thorough, respectful, and tailored to your comfort level.

Subjective Assessment

This involves discussing your history and current concerns. Your physiotherapist will:

• Review your medical history
• Ask questions about pain, bladder and bowel function, and (if relevant) sexual health
• Use validated outcome measures to better understand your symptoms and track progress

Objective Assessment

This is a physical evaluation that may include:

• Breathing patterns
• Posture and alignment
• Movement patterns
• Strength and conditioning
• Assessment of the low back (lumbar spine) and mid-back (thoracic spine)
• Pelvic floor muscle function

All assessments are performed with your informed consent and comfort as the priority.

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What Does a Session Look Like?

Your care is delivered by a physiotherapist who has completed advanced training and certification in pelvic health.

During your session:

• The physiotherapist will clearly explain the assessment and treatment process
• Proper draping and privacy are always maintained
• You will be offered alternative options at all times
• Your consent is obtained before any assessment or treatment begins
• You may withdraw consent at any point

Sessions are longer than standard physiotherapy appointments to ensure adequate time for assessment, education, and treatment.

If you would prefer, you can also arrange to speak with the physiotherapist prior to booking to ask questions and ensure you feel comfortable.

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Our Approach

We understand that pelvic health concerns can feel sensitive or difficult to talk about. Our goal is to create a safe, supportive, and confidential environment where you feel heard, respected, and empowered in your care.

Pelvic health is an important part of overall well-being—and you don’t have to manage it alone.