Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation Services
Explore our physiotherapy, massage therapy, kinesiology, acupuncture, and specialized rehabilitation services below to find the right approach for your needs.
Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation
Our physiotherapy treatments combine education, exercise therapy, manual therapy, and targeted techniques to reduce pain, restore movement, and improve strength and function. Treatment plans are tailored to your condition, goals, and stage of recovery.
- Traction Therapy
- Manual Therapy
- Laser Therapy
Massage Therapy
Massage therapy helps relieve muscle tension, reduce pain, improve mobility, and support recovery from physical strain and injury. Our registered massage therapists use personalized techniques based on your needs and treatment goals.
- Deep Tissue
- Myofascial Release
- Trigger Point Release
Kinesiology & Active Rehabilitation
Kinesiology uses exercise therapy, strength training, and movement-based rehabilitation to improve physical function and support recovery. Our kinesiologists develop personalized active rehabilitation programs to help you rebuild strength and prevent future injury.
- Exercise Therapy
- Strength Training
- Postural Analysis
Acupuncture & Acupressure
Acupuncture is an evidence-based treatment supported by clinical research for a range of pain conditions. Acupuncture and acupressure helps reduce pain, relieve muscle tension, support recovery, and improve physical function.
- Pain Relief
- Stress Reduction
- Recovery Support
Specialized TMD Care
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CCTT Certified in Canada
HeadWorks Physiotherapy
TMJ and TMD Physiotherapy
for Jaw & Face Pain
HeadWorks is our specialized TMD clinic led by Sharon Farquharson, one of only eight Certified Cervical and Temporomandibular Therapists (CCTT) in Canada. We provide targeted physiotherapy for temporomandibular disorders (TMD), TMJ pain, jaw dysfunction, and orofacial and craniofacial pain.
Do you experience any of these symptoms?
- Headaches
- Neck pain
- TMJ clicking
- Earaches
- Face pain
- Jaw pain
- Locking jaw
- Dizziness
Specialized Therapies & Treatment Options
Every condition requires a tailored approach. Explore our specialized physiotherapy and rehabilitation programs, advanced treatment modalities, and targeted therapies below. Our evidence-based treatments are designed to address the underlying factors contributing to pain, improve function, and support lasting recovery.
Rehabilitation for Injuries & Chronic Conditions
Pelvic floor physiotherapy evaluates and treats the muscles, ligaments, and connective tissues that support the bladder, bowel, and reproductive organs. Treatment can help improve pelvic function, strengthen or relax pelvic floor muscles, and relieve pain.
Prenatal and postnatal physiotherapy provides targeted care during pregnancy and after childbirth to address pelvic and back pain, prepare the body for labour, and safely restore core and pelvic floor strength.
Vestibular rehabilitation is an exercise-based treatment for dizziness, vertigo, balance disorders, and other vestibular conditions. Targeted exercises help improve balance, coordination, and the brain’s ability to process signals from the inner ear.
TMJ physiotherapy uses targeted manual therapy, exercises, and movement techniques to address jaw pain, clicking, tension, and dysfunction associated with temporomandibular disorders and facial muscle strain.
Geriatric physiotherapy uses evidence-based exercise, balance training, and mobility work to improve strength, manage chronic joint conditions, reduce fall risk, and help older adults maintain independence.
Physiotherapy for Injury Recovery & Pain Management
Sports physiotherapy combines assessment, manual therapy, exercise, and targeted rehabilitation to help athletes recover from sports injuries, restore function, and improve strength and physical performance.
Motor vehicle accident physiotherapy provides evidence-based rehabilitation for whiplash, soft tissue injuries, and other collision-related pain. Treatment is designed to restore mobility, reduce pain, and support a safe return to normal activities.
Workplace injury rehabilitation provides structured treatment for work-related injuries, helping reduce pain, restore function, and support a safe return to work. Programs may include physiotherapy, exercise therapy, and occupational rehabilitation.
Pre- and post-surgical rehabilitation uses targeted exercise and physiotherapy to prepare your body for surgery, restore mobility and strength afterward, and support a safe and effective recovery.
Active rehabilitation is a personalized exercise program guided by a kinesiologist to restore functional mobility, rebuild strength, and improve physical conditioning following injury or illness.
Torticollis physiotherapy uses gentle stretching, positioning, manual therapy, and targeted exercises to reduce neck muscle tightness and restore comfortable head and neck movement.
Headache physiotherapy uses targeted manual therapy, posture correction, and exercise to address tension headaches, cervicogenic headaches, neck-related pain, and other contributing factors associated with migraines.
Advanced Physiotherapy Modalities
Shockwave therapy is a non-invasive treatment that uses acoustic waves to stimulate tissue repair and address chronic tendon, muscle, and soft-tissue conditions.
Low-level laser therapy uses focused light energy to help reduce pain and inflammation and support tissue repair as part of a personalized rehabilitation program.
Spinal decompression and traction therapy uses controlled mechanical stretching to reduce pressure on spinal structures and may help relieve back, neck, and radiating pain.
Interferential current (IFC) therapy uses electrical stimulation to help manage pain, reduce muscle tension, and support rehabilitation as part of a personalized physiotherapy treatment plan.
Needling, Manual Therapy & Hands-On Treatments
Intramuscular stimulation (IMS) and dry needling use fine needles to target tight or irritated muscles and trigger points. These techniques may help relieve muscle tension and pain and improve movement as part of physiotherapy treatment.
Dry needling uses fine, sterile needles to target muscular trigger points and areas of tension. It may help relieve pain and muscle tightness and improve movement as part of a rehabilitation program.
Acupuncture and acupressure use targeted points on the body to help manage pain and muscle tension. Acupuncture may also support recovery and function when incorporated into a personalized treatment plan.