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Movement Matters
An ever-growing collection of articles from our movement professionals at Pembina Valley Physiotherapy. Covering topics relating to sport and physiotherapy, educate yourself on healthy and active lifestyle choices.
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Growing Together: Physiotherapy & Farming
Spotlight by rays of the summer sun with colorful seeds flourishing and stalks swaying, farming is frequently painted with these...
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Staying in the Green:
A Physiotherapy Guide to Safe Spring Labour May is here and with the April showers we have had, the May flowers should be numerous this...
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Stepping In The Right Direction
Spring is beginning to bloom all around us! With the budding greenery and blossoming flowers do you feel the outdoors are beckoning you?...
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Physiotherapy & Osteoarthritis: When Motion is Lotion
Osteoarthritis (OA) is one of the most common chronic conditions affecting joints in our body and is often referred simply as...
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6 Ways to Show Your Injury Love
Getting injured can be a crushing experience associated with physical pain, reduced function, and mental stress. At times when we find...
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FROM SNOW TO "OH NO!"
Love it or hate it, snow shoveling is part of living in southern Manitoba. However, snow shoveling is no easy task. Although necessary,...
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Helping Headaches – Physiotherapy’s Role in Headache Treatment
Stress-related headaches are common and painful. Learn why physiotherapy may be one of the most effective methods of relieving symptoms.
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What to Expect During Your Initial Physiotherapy Appointment
A quick guide for what to expect during initial physiotherapy treatments at our clinics.
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4 Tips for Maximizing Your Physiotherapy
Physiotherapy is one of the most effective methods of relieving pain caused by strains, sprains, and other injuries. However, the...
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“Take Me Out To The Ball Game”
Throwing-related injuries are becoming an epidemic in youth baseball and softball. Learn more about throwing risk factors for injury.
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