Physical therapy and exercise are a key component in the treatment of Multiple Sclerosis symptoms. At Propel Physiotherapy, we are now using a new evidence-based technology called a PoNS™ medical device in conjunction with physical therapy for clients experiencing gait deficit due to mild and moderate symptoms from MS. [...]
The Covid-19 pandemic has changed almost every aspect of our lives and communities across Canada and the globe — from the way we work, learn, eat and shop to the way we administer and receive healthcare. At Propel Physiotherapy’s, we had to change and innovate our [...]
Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) can affect both cognition and development. Although ASD is most associated with social or communication challenges, physical or motor impairments may also be present. Physical therapy can play a role in helping children with autism overcome developmental or motor challenges. Children with ASD may have physical [...]
National Physiotherapy Month is a time to connect with people in the community and help the public better understand what physiotherapy is and how it can help lives. The COVID-19 virus has challenged all aspects of our profession, in hospitals, rehab settings, private clinics and in the community. As [...]
