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May is National Physiotherapy Month! [Infographic]
May is National Physiotherapy Month! [Infographic]
Posted May 2, 2013 by MSP Clinic
Posted In: Ask the Physiotherapist, Back Pain, baseball, Clinic News, Contests, Ergonomics, foot pain, Golfing, Health & Wellness, Leg Injury, Local News, Manual Therapy, Neck Pain, Nutrition, Osteoporosis, Patient Study, Physiotherapist Advice, Physiotherapy, Running, Services, Shoulder Injury, Soccer, Sports, Sports Injury, Sprains, TPI Assessment,
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May is National Physiotherapy Month and the Canadian Physiotherapy Association has some great information on what a physiotherapist can do for you. As a primary health care professional, Canadian Physiotherapists make important contributions to the health & well-being of individuals every day. Our goals are to promote wellness, mobility and independence of all ages using our extensive experience to assess, diagnose and treat a broad range of conditions.
As your local Vancouver Physio Clinic, we are proud of what our profession provides and we extend a big congratulations to the physiotherapy families around the city.
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