No. Manual therapy is performed by a physiotherapist and focuses on joints, movement mechanics, and functional rehabilitation. Massage therapy primarily focuses on soft tissue relaxation.
No. Manual therapy is performed by a physiotherapist and focuses on joints, movement mechanics, and functional rehabilitation. Massage therapy primarily focuses on soft tissue relaxation.
Some techniques may cause mild discomfort, especially in stiff or sensitive areas. Treatment is always adapted to your comfort level.
The number of sessions varies depending on your condition and response to treatment. Manual therapy is typically combined with exercise therapy to support long-term results.
Yes. Manual therapy is safe when performed by a licensed physiotherapist following a thorough assessment.
Yes. Manual therapy can be effective for chronic pain when combined with education, movement-based treatment, and progressive exercise.
No referral is required to book physiotherapy services in British Columbia.
The number of sessions depends on your condition, goals, and response to treatment. Your physiotherapist will discuss expectations after your assessment.
Most extended health benefit plans cover physiotherapy. Coverage varies by provider.
Yes. Physiotherapy can be an effective part of managing chronic pain through movement-based treatment, education, and progressive exercise.
Physiotherapy is a diverse profession that utilizes many different assessment and treatment techniques and modalities to help alleviate pain, restore proper movement patterns, and increase strength and function.
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