SAFETY: We diligently continue with our safety protocols – for more information read here.
After more than two months apart we are so happy to welcome you back! On Monday, May 25th we will be opening our large & spacious clinic to our Physiotherapy patients and Pilates clients. To ensure we reach our number one objective—patient, client & staff safety – we will be working toward a staged re-opening,…
Read MoreCircus Acrobats, hand-balancers, gymnasts, dancers, yogis, or your everyday upside down enthusiasts…! Did you know that you can optimize your handstand alignment and prevent injury with expert advice from a specialized physiotherapist? Issues that can impact symmetry & alignment in a handstand include… Restrictions in overhead soft tissue mobility Restrictions in thoracic mobility Restrictions in…
Read Moreby Physio Kush Having worked with strength athletes over the years, I can safely say a common goal among most of them is to lift more weight / perform better. So, if you’re noticing that your performance is plateauing, what can you do? There are a couple different ways to approach this, and none of…
Read MoreAre you looking to change up your exercise routine? Are you wanting to explore new ways to challenge your body and explore new possibilities? If so, our new ConnectPilates Studio, located on West Esplanade, is now open and our Pilates team is ready to help you reach your goals. If you’re new to Pilates, our…
Read MoreOur mind is an interconnected matrix of thoughts, ideas and actions coming from our experiences, relationships and future possibilities. In traditional American and Australian cultures, they liken this to the idea of a ‘serpent’ and propose that this is the basis of all creation. Generally as we grow we do not have a lot of…
Read More
At Synergy Physio we don’t simply treat your neck pain, we find the Driver of your pain. We treat the whole person and recognize neck pain can be driven from other regions of the body— including the foot.
At Synergy Physio, Untraditional Approaches Lead to Uncommon Results.
I am a senior Canadian citizen who has been a regular physiotherapy patient for a number of years. When I returned to Vancouver two weeks ago from a trip to California, I was required to isolate myself for 14 days—therefore unable to have the benefits of my normal physiotherapy sessions.Then I was offered the opportunity to participate in tele rehab, Virtual Physiotherapy, where my physiotherapist demonstrated what she wanted me to do, and then made suggestions and corrections while I was executing the exercise.To my amazement, by the end of the session, I was more than satisfied that I had experienced the benefits of a normal face-to-face physio session.I highly recommend Virtual Physio/ TeleRehab as a substitute in situations where you cannot attend the usual face-to-face physiotherapy session.
- Karin Vickars
