Conditions we treat
Injuries and conditions our team treats, grouped by body region. If yours is not listed, call (604) 962-0555 and ask: a missing page does not mean we do not treat it.
The index
Find yours, head to foot
Grouped by body region. Tags flag the specialty involved, and if something isn’t listed, that doesn’t mean we don’t treat it.
Ask us — (604) 962-0555Head & concussion
- Concussion Guide, rehab program availableEarly assessment, symptom-guided activity and a graduated return to sport and work.VestibularGuide
- Post-concussion symptoms Guide, rehab program availableHeadache, fog or fatigue that lingers after a concussion: assessed and treated, not waited out.VestibularGuide
- Dizziness and vertigoBalance and gaze retraining for BPPV and the other inner-ear, neck and balance causes of dizziness.Vestibular
- Headaches from the neckHeadache from the upper neck: we treat the joints and muscles that send it, not just the pain.Massage
Neck
Shoulder
- Rotator cuff injuriesFrom pinching to tears: diagnosis, hands-on treatment and a step-by-step strength rebuild.Massage
- Shoulder dislocation and AC joint injuriesA dislocation put back in, or an AC sprain from the bike park: motion first, then strength, then sport.
- Frozen shoulderStiff in every direction: treatment staged to the phase, pain settled first, then range, then strength.Massage
Back
- Low back pain Guide, rehab program availableThe back that went out: assessment, hands-on relief and a plan to get moving again.MassageGuide
- Disc and nerve pain Guide, rehab program availableSciatica and disc-related leg pain: nerve tests in clinic and a plan from your first visit.MassageGuide
- Lifting and powder-day strains Guide, rehab program availableShovelling, powder days and deadlifts: early treatment for the strain that stops you.MassageGuide
Wrist & hand
- Wrist sprains and fracturesPost-crash or post-cast, sprain or break: wrist rehab, with thermoplastic splints moulded in clinic.Hand therapy
- Skier's thumbThe thumb ligament torn in a pole-plant fall: a moulded splint, then staged rehab for pinch and grip.Hand therapy
- Tendon and overuse painWrist and hand tendon pain from gripping, riding and typing: graded loading and splinting.Hand therapy
- Tennis and golfer's elbowTendon pain either side of the elbow from gripping and braking: settled with graded loading.Hand therapy
Hip & pelvis
- Hip and groin painA pinch, a catch or a pulled groin: assessed hands-on and treated for your sport.Massage
- Hip bursitisOuter-hip pain that flares on stairs and lying on your side: load management and graded strength.Massage
- Pelvic healthLeaking, urgency, heaviness or pelvic pain: assessed one-on-one, with a plan for daily life and sport.Massage
Knee
- ACL injury Guide, rehab program availableSuspected tear to return to snow: the full path, surgical or not, starts here.Guide
- MCL and meniscus injuriesThe caught-edge knee: a brace early on, hands-on care and a staged return to sport.Massage
- Patellofemoral painKneecap pain on stairs, descents and runs: load management, targeted strength and cadence work.Massage
- Patellar tendinopathyJumper's knee: staged tendon loading, with shockwave alongside when the pain lingers.Shockwave
Ankle & foot
- Ankle sprainMore than rest and ice: early treatment, balance work and a return-to-sport plan.Massage
- Achilles tendinopathyMorning-stiff pain above the heel that warms up, then worsens: graded tendon loading and run advice.Shockwave
- Shin splintsShin pain that nags through training: calf and load work, and a check of how you run.Massage
- Plantar fasciitisFirst-steps-in-the-morning heel pain: loading, footwear advice and shockwave.Shockwave
Running injuries
Most running injuries are training-load injuries. We treat what hurts, then look at why — strength, cadence, footwear and how fast the load went up.
- Achilles tendinopathyMorning-stiff pain above the heel that warms up, then worsens: graded tendon loading and run advice.Shockwave
- Patellofemoral painKneecap pain on stairs, descents and runs: load management, targeted strength and cadence work.Massage
- Shin splintsShin pain that nags through training: calf and load work, and a check of how you run.Massage
- Plantar fasciitisFirst-steps-in-the-morning heel pain: loading, footwear advice and shockwave.Shockwave
Not sure where to start? Book the Running Assessment: 55 minutes, one-on-one, with slow-motion treadmill video. About the Running Assessment
Work injuries (WorkSafeBC)
Hurt at work: early treatment and a planned return to work, with approved WorkSafeBC claims treated here.
About WorkSafeBC claimsCar accident injuries
Neck, back and shoulder strains after a crash: once you have been checked, gentle, active treatment.
About car accident injuriesHow it works
From “it hurts” to a plan
No referral needed: physiotherapists are primary-care practitioners in BC. Worsening or worrying symptoms? Seek urgent care first.
Tell us what hurts
Book online or call. You don’t need a diagnosis: a plain description is all the front desk needs.
See the right practitioner
A full assessment and hands-on treatment from the first visit, at Village North or Cheakamus.
Leave with a plan
You leave knowing what it is and what happens next: a treatment plan and a home program aimed at your sport, progressed in phases.
Let's get you moving again
Choose your practitioner, clinic and time. The whole calendar is online. Not sure who is right for you? Call and we will point you.