Conditions we treat
Concussion rehabilitation and vestibular physiotherapy in Calgary
Dizziness, concussion symptoms or jaw pain can make daily life hard. Our vestibular physiotherapy and concussion rehabilitation in Calgary take a careful, step-by-step approach.
- No referral needed
- Direct billing to many plans
- Evenings & Saturdays
What this covers
Conditions in this group
- 01
Concussion
Headaches, fogginess, fatigue or trouble with screens after a head injury. Once a doctor has assessed you, we guide a gradual return to work, school and sport.
- 02
Vertigo and dizziness
Spinning, unsteadiness or motion sensitivity from the inner ear balance system. Vestibular rehabilitation therapy uses targeted eye, head and balance exercises.
- 03
TMJ and jaw pain
Pain, clicking, locking or tightness in the jaw, often with headaches or neck pain. TMJ treatment aims to ease muscle tension and improve jaw movement.
- 04
Post-surgical rehabilitation
Rehab after joint replacement, ligament repair, shoulder or spine surgery. We follow your surgeon’s guidelines and progress you at a safe pace.
- 05
Fracture rehabilitation
Once a doctor has managed your fracture and cleared you, rehab aims to restore movement, strength and confidence after a cast, boot or surgery.
- 06
Arthritis
Joint pain and stiffness from osteoarthritis or inflammatory arthritis. Regular exercise aims to keep you strong, mobile and doing what you enjoy.
- 07
Chronic pain
Pain lasting longer than three months. We help you understand it, build activity at your own pace and plan for flare-ups.
How we assess and treat these conditions
Your first visit is thorough. Depending on your symptoms, we may test balance, eye and head movement, neck function, strength or joint range.
Physiotherapy leads the plan. Kinesiology supports strengthening after surgery or with arthritis, and massage therapy, osteopathy or acupuncture may help alongside chronic pain physiotherapy. Acupuncture is performed only by an authorized practitioner.
Pacing your recovery
Recovery from these conditions rarely follows a straight line, and harder days are normal. We help you pace activity and track progress. With your consent, we keep your doctor or surgeon informed.
When to see a doctor first
Dizziness and head symptoms can sometimes signal something serious. Go to emergency right away for any of these.
- After a head injury: repeated vomiting, worsening headache, confusion or a seizure
- Sudden dizziness with slurred speech, facial droop, double vision or weakness
- Chest pain or fainting
- Fever, redness or discharge around a surgical wound
- Calf pain and swelling after surgery
When should I start physiotherapy after a concussion?
See a doctor first to rule out a more serious head injury. After a day or two of relative rest, gentle activity that does not make symptoms much worse is usually encouraged, and we can guide what comes next.
Can physiotherapy help with vertigo?
Often, yes. One common cause, BPPV, happens when tiny crystals in the inner ear move out of place. Specific head positioning techniques aim to guide them back. Other causes need a different plan, so we assess first.
What does TMJ physiotherapy involve?
We assess how your jaw opens, closes and moves side to side, and check your neck and posture. TMJ physiotherapy may include gentle hands-on work, jaw exercises and advice on clenching, chewing and sleep position.
Ready when you are
Your route starts with one booking.
Book online in Jane in about a minute, or call us and we’ll help you choose the right appointment. No referral needed.