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A Stretch to Restore Shoulder Movement After a Mastectomy

Breast Cancer Rehabilitation, Health and Wellness, Helpful Stretches, Lymphedema

Discover a safe and effective stretch to help your recovery after mastectomy.

Susan Deslippe, a physiotherapist at Go! Physiotherapy Sports + Wellness Centre in Vancouver, will show you how.

Ease your recovery 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. Call us at 604 568 4628 or book an appointment online today.

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The Anteriorly Tilted Pelvis

Exercise, Kinesiology, Physiotherapy, Posture

RESOURCE LIBRARY This post was written by Go! Physio Kinesiologist, Steve Dempster. The pelvis has several important functions. Its primary role is to support the weight of the upper body when sitting and to transfer this weight to the lower limbs when...

Cancer Surgery and Rehab

Breast Cancer Rehabilitation, Lymphedema

RESOURCE LIBRARY Go! Physiotherapy Physiotherapists at Go! Physiotherapy are equipped with clinical rehabilitation expertise, oncology specialization, manual lymphatic drainage certification (LANA), and decades of rehabilitation experience in exercise...

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covid, Physiotherapy, telerehab

LATEST NEWS Go! Physiotherapy Staff Dear Friends of Go! Physiotherapy, These are unprecedented times. It feels that by the time we have finished crafting this sentence, things will have changed. And we here at Go! Physio are rolling...

TeleRehab FAQs

covid, Health and Wellness, Physiotherapy, telerehab

RESOURCE LIBRARY Go! Physiotherapy Staff FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONSDue to the COVID-19 pandemic affecting our community, we are committed to keeping our patients and staff safe by providing online video and phone calls (telerehab) until physical distancing measures...