The Canadian Physiotherapy Association and insurance companies have been working together to make it easier for clients to continue their care online during this time of social distancing.

The response to our initial tele-rehab sessions has been so positive we have decided to make tele-rehabilitation services a permanent part of our treatment options.

We are happy to announce, starting today, that we will now be accepting virtual appointment bookings through our online booking system. To schedule your virtual physiotherapy appointment please go to our website at www.hbpw.ca and click the "Book Online" button.

Recent Virtual Therapy Testimonial:
"I highly recommend Healthy Balance Physiotherapy. My son is recovering from a broken wrist. He saw a therapist through a virtual conference. It has helped him keep moving forward which would have been halted otherwise. The therapist was patient and detailed when assessing my son. She watched him to make sure his exercises were done correctly. Very happy with the virtual physiotherapy experience."

The messages of staying safe have been loud and clear since mid March. Nine weeks later we are told we can start to go out again. We are like cavemen & women who had a saber tooth tiger lurking outside of our cave for months, now we don’t see it and are peeking outside, wondering if it is safe to emerge again. Our fight, flight, or freeze system is on high alert, scanning for danger. We might jump at the honk of a horn, or find we can’t handle fast moving vehicles. So how DO we emerge from the safety of our “cave dwellings” and remain calm?

Tip #1: Breathe! Calm, slow, deeper breathing has been scientifically shown to calm our nervous system. If you have had someone getting groceries for you during COVID-19 and are nervous to go into any stores yet, practice slowing your breathing down before you get out of the car. There are many breathing techniques that can help, and bottom line whatever feels right and works for you is the best one! Here is something you can try.