Physiotherapy Services
Evidence-based physiotherapy treatment for recovery and mobilityPhysiotherapy helps reduce pain, restore movement, and improve physical function. Our physiotherapy clinic offers multiple types of physiotherapy including sports rehab, post-operative care, pelvic floor treatment, and chronic pain management. Physiotherapists use manual therapy, exercise programs, and movement education to address your specific condition. Treatment focuses on the root cause of dysfunction to support long-term recovery.
What is Physiotherapy?
Physiotherapy addresses pain, injury, and movement dysfunction through physical methods. Physiotherapists assess how your body moves and identify restrictions. Treatment uses manual techniques, therapeutic exercise, and movement education to restore function.
The benefits of physiotherapy include reduced pain, improved mobility, and faster recovery from injury or surgery. Physiotherapy treatment applies to sports injuries, chronic conditions, post-operative rehabilitation, and neurological disorders. Sessions combine hands-on therapy with exercises you can perform between appointments.
Manual Therapy Techniques
Joint mobilization, soft tissue work, and stretching to address movement restrictions.
Exercise Programs
Strengthening and mobility exercises designed for your condition and goals.
Insurance Coverage
Coverage may be available depending on your plan.
Physiotherapy Clinic Locations
Revibe operates multiple physiotherapy clinic locations. Each clinic provides physiotherapy treatment for pain, injury, and mobility issues. Services include manual therapy, exercise rehabilitation, and movement assessment.
Mississauga
Markham
Burlington
What To Expect During Physiotherapy Treatment
Physiotherapy appointments follow a structured process. Your physiotherapist assesses your condition, creates a treatment plan, and guides you through recovery.
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Initial Assessment
Your first session includes a physical exam, medical history review, and movement analysis. The physiotherapist identifies dysfunction and discusses your goals. This assessment determines which types of physiotherapy will address your condition.
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Treatment Plan Development
The physiotherapist creates a treatment plan based on assessment findings. Plans typically include manual therapy, exercise programs, and education. Frequency and duration depend on your specific condition.
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Active Treatment Sessions
Each physiotherapy treatment session addresses pain, mobility restrictions, and functional limitations. Techniques may include joint mobilization, soft tissue work, stretching, and strengthening exercises. The physiotherapist adjusts methods based on your response.
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Progress Monitoring
The physiotherapist tracks improvements in pain levels, range of motion, and function. Treatment modifications occur as you progress. You receive exercises and strategies to continue recovery between clinic visits.
Types of Physiotherapy
Revibe provides different types of physiotherapy for pain, injury, and movement dysfunction. Each physiotherapy treatment addresses specific conditions and functional goals.
Sports Physiotherapy for Athletes
Sports physiotherapy treats athletic injuries and movement restrictions. This type of physiotherapy addresses sprains, strains, overuse injuries, and biomechanical dysfunction. Physiotherapists assess movement patterns, identify weaknesses, and develop treatment plans that include soft tissue work, joint mobilization, and strengthening exercises.
Treatment aims to restore function and reduce re-injury risk. Sessions may include manual therapy, exercise rehabilitation, and sport-specific training. Recovery tools such as cold therapy and heat application support tissue healing between appointments.
Pelvic Physiotherapy for Pelvic Floor Dysfunction
Pelvic physiotherapy addresses pelvic floor muscle dysfunction. The pelvic floor controls bladder function, supports pelvic organs, and stabilizes the core. This physiotherapy treatment targets postpartum recovery, urinary incontinence, pelvic pain, and diastasis recti.
Physiotherapists use internal and external assessment to identify muscle weakness, tension, or coordination problems. Treatment combines manual therapy, pelvic floor exercises, and breathing techniques. Sessions include education on proper muscle activation and strategies to manage symptoms.
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Manual Therapy for Musculoskeletal Pain
Manual therapy uses hands-on techniques to treat musculoskeletal pain and stiffness. Physiotherapists apply joint mobilization, myofascial release, and trigger point therapy to restore movement. This approach addresses joint restrictions, muscle tension, and soft tissue dysfunction.
Manual therapy combines with exercise and education as part of physiotherapy treatment. The benefits of physiotherapy with manual techniques include improved joint mobility, reduced muscle guarding, and decreased pain levels. Treatment targets the underlying dysfunction rather than symptoms alone.
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Post-Operative Physiotherapy Rehabilitation
Post-operative rehabilitation restores function after surgery. This type of physiotherapy addresses ACL repairs, joint replacements, spinal procedures, and other surgical interventions. Treatment begins with reducing swelling and protecting healing tissues, then progresses to strengthening and functional training.
Physiotherapists guide recovery through each healing phase. Sessions include range of motion exercises, manual therapy, progressive strengthening, and movement retraining. The rehabilitation timeline depends on surgery type, tissue healing rates, and individual factors.
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Neurological Physiotherapy for Movement Disorders
Neurological physiotherapy treats movement problems from nervous system conditions. Stroke, Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis, and spinal cord injuries affect movement control, balance, and coordination. This physiotherapy treatment uses specialized techniques to address these neurological deficits.
Treatment includes gait training, balance exercises, and task-specific practice. Physiotherapists work with neuroplasticity principles to retrain movement patterns. Sessions may involve family members or caregivers to support home practice and daily activities.
Pediatric Physiotherapy for Children
Pediatric physiotherapy addresses movement and developmental issues in children. Growing bodies have different needs than adults. This type of physiotherapy treats developmental delays, sports injuries, torticollis, cerebral palsy, and other pediatric conditions.
Physiotherapists adapt treatment to each child's age, abilities, and tolerance. Sessions use play-based activities to build strength, improve coordination, and develop motor skills. Parents receive guidance on exercises and positioning to support progress at home.
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Vestibular Rehabilitation for Dizziness and Balance
Vestibular rehabilitation treats vertigo, dizziness, and balance disorders. Inner ear problems or neurological conditions disrupt the vestibular system, which controls balance and spatial orientation. This physiotherapy treatment retrains the vestibular system through specific exercises.
Physiotherapists use habituation exercises, gaze stabilization drills, and balance training. Treatment reduces symptom frequency and intensity. The benefits of physiotherapy for vestibular disorders include improved stability, reduced dizziness, and better function during head movements.
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Physiotherapy for Chronic Pain
Chronic pain persists beyond normal healing time. Conditions like arthritis, fibromyalgia, and chronic back pain require ongoing management. Physiotherapy treatment for chronic pain uses multiple approaches to address physical dysfunction and pain sensitivity.
Treatment combines manual therapy, graded exercise, and pain education. Physiotherapists address movement restrictions, muscle weakness, and fear-avoidance behaviors. The benefits of physiotherapy include improved function, reduced pain levels, and better ability to manage symptoms independently.
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Meet Our Registered Physiotherapists
Physiotherapy services at Revibe are provided by registered physiotherapists with extensive training in assessment and evidence-based treatment. Each physiotherapist completes rigorous education in anatomy, biomechanics, and therapeutic techniques before working with patients.
Treatment sessions are adapted to each person's specific condition, functional goals, and mobility needs. Our physiotherapists work alongside osteopaths, massage therapists, and other practitioners when coordinated care supports better outcomes.
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Insurance support for physiotherapy
Insurance billing may be available for physiotherapy depending on your extended health plan.
Frequently Asked Questions About Physiotherapy
Physiotherapy treats chronic lower back pain through manual therapy, exercise, and movement education. Treatment addresses muscle tension, joint restrictions, and movement patterns that contribute to pain. Physiotherapists identify the source of dysfunction and develop treatment plans that include strengthening, flexibility work, and posture correction. Sessions typically occur once or twice weekly depending on severity.
Sports physiotherapy and orthopedic physiotherapy treat knee injuries like ACL tears, meniscus damage, and patellar tendonitis. Treatment combines manual therapy to reduce swelling and restore joint movement with progressive exercises to rebuild strength. The benefits of physiotherapy for knee injuries include improved stability, reduced pain, and faster return to activity.
Physiotherapy addresses neck pain from poor posture, whiplash, or degenerative changes. Manual therapy restores movement in stiff neck joints. Exercises strengthen weak muscles and improve posture. Treatment also includes ergonomic education to prevent recurring problems.
Physiotherapy for rotator cuff injuries uses manual therapy, strengthening exercises, and range of motion work. Treatment begins with pain reduction and progresses to rebuilding shoulder strength and control. The physiotherapist identifies movement compensations and weakness patterns that contributed to the injury.
The benefits of physiotherapy for sports injuries include faster tissue healing, restored movement quality, and reduced re-injury risk. Sports physiotherapy addresses sprains, strains, and overuse injuries through movement assessment, manual therapy, and progressive exercise programs. Treatment prepares athletes to return to their sport safely.
Post-operative physiotherapy restores movement and strength after surgery. Treatment starts with reducing swelling and protecting healing tissues. As healing progresses, the physiotherapist adds range of motion exercises, strengthening, and functional activities. The timeline depends on surgery type and individual healing rates.
Physiotherapy manages arthritis pain by improving joint mobility and strengthening surrounding muscles. Treatment includes gentle manual therapy, exercise programs, and activity modification strategies. Regular physiotherapy sessions help maintain function and reduce stiffness.
Physiotherapy improves balance through specific exercises and vestibular training. Physiotherapists assess fall risk factors and design programs that include balance drills, strength training, and gait work. This type of physiotherapy reduces fall risk in older adults and people with neurological conditions.
A physiotherapy appointment includes assessment, hands-on treatment, and exercise instruction. The physiotherapist evaluates your movement, identifies problems, and applies manual therapy techniques. You receive exercises to perform at home between clinic visits. Treatment adjusts based on your response and progress.
Look for a physiotherapy clinic with registered physiotherapists who treat your specific condition. Check if the clinic offers the types of physiotherapy you need. Ask about treatment approaches, session length, and insurance coverage. A physiotherapy clinic should provide clear information about costs and expected treatment duration.
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