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  • Kegel Exercises for the Pelvic Floor

    Relax your body and breathe during your exercises. Do not strain , bear down or hold your breath. Isolate the muscles.

  • Pelvic Pain

  • Incontinence

    There are many different causes of incontinence.

  • TMD (Temporomandibular Disorder)

    Our goal as physiotherapists is to alleviate pain and improve function.

  • Interesting TEDx Talk on Pain Perception: Why We Hurt

  • What is the Purpose of Physiotherapy?

  • Osteopathic Manual Practice in Canada

    Although osteopathy has been a well established profession in Europe, the UK, and United States, it is a relatively new profession in Canada.

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Bedford NS B4A 1B7

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Statement: Our Therapists Practice Osteopathy/Osteopathic Manual Therapy

We are not Osteopathic Physicians and as such do not Practice Osteopathic Medicine, however we do provide Osteopathic Manual Therapy. Our Osteopaths do not refer to themselves as Practicing Medicine or a Medical Practitioner. We do not refer to Osteopathy as any type of medicine, make reference to the Practice of Medicine in any way. Our Therapists do not refer to themselves as D.O. or Dr. We do not claim to give guidance (beyond scope of practice) or conduct Medical Assessments, Medical Diagnosis or use other language specific to Medicine.

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