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Improve Post-Mastectomy Recovery with the Cane Overhead Stretch
Susan Deslippe demonstrates an effective shoulder/chest stretch to do following mastectomy or radiation treatment.
Ease your post-surgery body with this simple stretch.
Learn more about post-mastectomy recovery and breast-cancer rehabilitation when you book an appointment with us.
Talk to one of our expert physiotherapists for more information about managing your recovery. Call us at 604 568 4628 or book an appointment online today.
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Violin Injuries: How to Avoid Spinal Neck and Back Pain When Playing
Musician injuries physiotherapist, Grace Cheung, walks us through a few common postural errors amongst violinists in this video segment, a first of a series of videos related to injury prevention amongst musicians.
4 Things You Can Do for Neck and Back Pain
Physiotherapists at Go! have invested years of post-graduate training in the assessment and treatment of neck and back pain. Whether you struggle with a brand new injury or a chronic problem, our physiotherapists will perform a biomechanical assessment of your spine to determine the causes of the back pain.
What is Plantar Fasciitis?
Plantar fasciitis is a painful inflammation of the plantar fascia – a thick, fibrous band of connective tissue in the sole of the foot that supports the arch of the foot.
Mastectomy Physiotherapy: What It Is and How it Can Improve Your Recovery
Approximately 2,800 women are diagnosed with breast cancer each year. Of these, many will require mastectomy surgery and lymph node excision for biopsy and analysis.
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We’re located on the north side of West 16th at the foot of Dunbar along the 7, 25, 32 and 33 bus lines.
