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Aaron Steevensz

Aaron Steevensz

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Leamington, ON
Tori Barraco

Tori Barraco

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Leamington, ON
Kathy Bueckert

Kathy Bueckert

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Leamington, ON
Nicole Barich

Nicole Barich

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Sarnia, ON
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Tania Campbell

Physiotherapist
Waterloo, ON
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Jessica Carter

Physiotherapist
Waterloo, ON
Robert Chalmers

Robert Chalmers

Physiotherapist
Waterloo, ON
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Andrew Chapman

Physiotherapist
Waterloo, ON
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Jonathon Clay

Physiotherapist
Waterloo, ON
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Mike Clermont

Physiotherapist
Waterloo, ON
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Sheena Costello

Physiotherapist
Waterloo, ON
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Roger Cote

Physiotherapist
Waterloo, ON
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Donna Cruz-Nuguid

Physiotherapist
Waterloo, ON
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Helena Dackovic

Physiotherapist
Waterloo, ON
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Adam Dafoe

Physiotherapist
Waterloo, ON
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Andrew Daly

Physiotherapist
Waterloo, ON
Stephanie Dasilva

Stephanie Dasilva

Physiotherapist
Waterloo, ON
Karen Deacon

Karen Deacon

Physiotherapist
Waterloo, ON
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Thomas Deeg

Physiotherapist
Waterloo, ON
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Moni Dhamat

Physiotherapist
Waterloo, ON
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Natoy Dilworth

Physiotherapist
Waterloo, ON
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Meagan Dilworth

Physiotherapist
Waterloo, ON
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Ellen Dixon

Physiotherapist
Waterloo, ON
Emily Dove

Emily Dove

Physiotherapist
Waterloo, ON
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It is important to follow the guidance and instructions provided by your physiotherapist to maximize the effectiveness of the treatment. Here are some tips to help you adhere to your physiotherapy treatment:

  1. Understand the treatment plan: Take the time to discuss the treatment plan with your physiotherapist. Make sure you understand the goals, expected outcomes, and the steps involved in the treatment process.

  2. Ask questions: If you have any doubts or concerns about the treatment, don't hesitate to ask your physiotherapist. Clear any misunderstandings and seek clarification to ensure you have a good understanding of what is expected from you.

  3. Follow the recommended schedule: Stick to the schedule provided by your physiotherapist. Attend your sessions regularly and be punctual. Consistency is important for achieving optimal results.

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  5. Take medications as prescribed: If your physiotherapist has prescribed any medications, make sure you take them as instructed. Follow the dosage and timing recommendations carefully.

  6. Practice home exercises: Your physiotherapist may give you exercises to do at home. These exercises are designed to complement the in-clinic treatments and help you progress. Make it a priority to perform these exercises as recommended.

  7. Communicate with your physiotherapist: If you experience any difficulties or changes in your condition, communicate with your physiotherapist. They can provide guidance, make adjustments to the treatment plan if necessary, or address any concerns you may have.

  8. Track your progress: Keep a record of your progress and improvements. This can help motivate you and give you a sense of accomplishment. It can also provide valuable information for your physiotherapist to assess the effectiveness of the treatment.

  9. Seek support: If you're finding it challenging to adhere to your physiotherapy treatment, seek support from friends, family, or a support group. Having a support system can help you stay motivated and accountable.

Remember, physiotherapy treatments are often progressive and require time and effort to see results. By following the recommended treatment plan and actively participating in your own care, you can increase the likelihood of successful outcomes and improve your overall health.

. Souvent, consulter un médecin de famille local ou un physiothérapeute en collaboration avec un diététiste et un thérapeute du sport est une excellente option pour prendre le contrôle de cette condition. Les traitements peuvent varier selon le patient et selon le médecin, alors encore une fois, prenez rendez-vous et parlez-en à votre médecinà Montréal et à Québec. Marpole Physiotherapy Clinic