Physiotherapists are primary health care professionals with a significant role in health promotion and treatment of injury and disease.

Physiotherapy approach at Dynamic Balance physiotherapy and Vestibular rehab clinc at Clayton heights includes

Pain management ( safe Treatment )
Exercises (active Approach)
Manual therapy (hands on Treatment )
= overall Improvement of function ( functional and durable recovery from injury )
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Manual Therapy

Tapping

Spinal Decompression

Exercise prescription

Electrotherapy

Conditions we treat:
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Concussion

Motor Vehicle Accident Injuries

Work related injuries

Frozen Shoulder

Golfer’s Elbow

Headaches

Heel and Foot Pain

Low Back Pain

Neck Pain

Arthritis

Scoliosis (back Pain )

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

Chronic Pain Syndrome

Post Surgery

Repetitive Strain

Rotator Cuff Injury

Running Injuries

Sciatica pain

Sports Injuries

Sprains and Strains

Tendonitis

Tennis Elbow

Ankle Sprain injury

Whiplash

Total hip Replacement post surgical Rehab

Total Knee replacement post surgical Rehab

Our Physiotherapists are believe in educating the client about the injury , what is the mechanism and factors for injury . And how to perform the exercises and why it is important for your recovery.

To book an appointment with one of our physiotherapist call us 778-547-0988 or book online by clicking the button below.

Vestibular rehabilitation is an exercise-based program, designed by a specialty-trained vestibular physical therapist, to improve balance and reduce problems related dizziness and balance.
BPPV Treatment

Dizziness can be described as:

Feelings of unsteadiness

Wooziness (swimming feeling in head)

Lightheadedness

Feelings of passing out

Sensations of moving

Spinning

Floating

Swaying

Tilting

Whirling (sensations known as vertigo)

These feelings or sensations can occur when you are standing still, lying down or changing positions.

The symptoms can be constant or episodic in nature, only lasting seconds, minutes or hours.
Patients typically referred for vestibular rehabilitation therapy are those diagnosed with dizziness, imbalance, vertigo, Meniere’s syndrome, benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV), neck-related dizziness and migraines. Other candidates are patients who have had a stroke or brain injury or who frequently fall.

Common symptoms that can be helped with vestibular rehabilitation include:

Dizziness or blurry vision with head movements

Neck tightness, stiffness and/or pain

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Imbalance or the need to hold onto objects when walking

Headaches

Frequent falls

Generalized “dizziness, wooziness and foggy head” feelings

Vertigo/spinning

At your appointment, a Certified Vestibular therapist will evaluate your symptoms and review your medical history. Your assessment will include all or part of the following areas:

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Infrared goggle testing to observe eye movements with respect to head movements and position.

Balance and/or leg strength/flexibility

Gait (how you walk)

Visual stability and mobility

Neck mobility and neck and arm strength

Positional testing, including an inner ear exam

Based on the findings, a plan of care is developed. The goal of your treatment plan is to improve any deficits that were identified. This, in turn, will improve your ability to function in activities of everyday living, reduce your risk for falling and ultimately, improve your quality of life.

Shockwave therapy is a non-invasive treatment that stimulates the body’s natural healing process. It can relieve pain and promote healing of injured tendons, ligaments, and other soft tissues. It accomplishes this by releasing growth factors in the injured tissue. Shockwave therapy is sometimes referred to as EPAT, or extracorporeal pulse activation technology.
Shockwave therapy is used to reduce pain and promote healing from tendinopathy and many other sports injuries. Some examples include:

foot pain: plantar fasciitis and Achilles’ tendinopathy
Achilles' tendinopathies
knee pain: patella tendinopathy (jumper’s knee)
leg pain: hamstring injuries
hip pain: rectus femoris and lateral hip pain with gluteal tendinopathies
elbow pain: Little League elbow and tennis elbow
shoulder pain: rotator cuff injuries

Shockwave therapy is often used in combination with other therapies such as physical therapy and platelet rich plasma injections. In the case of sports-related injuries, an injury-prevention specialist may work with the athlete to analyze their movement patterns and help them build strength and adjust their technique, so they are less prone to re-injury.