by Caitlin Kamminga We’re all about giving our patients the tools to feel their best, and that includes getting a good night’s sleep. One of our favourite tools in achieving this? A custom-fit Pillowise pillow. Why a Custom Pillow Matters Everyone’s body is unique,...
by Club Pilates - St. Abert This post is a newsletter article featuring Karen Duffy, RMT, in the August 2025 Club Pilates - St. Albert Email Newsletter. --- This month, we’re excited to feature Karen Duffy, a dedicated client whose Pilates journey is deeply...
By Caitlin Kamminga If you’re an active person, you’ve likely noticed that your legs feel tired after spending a lot of time on your feet. That’s where Compression Stockings come in. These specially designed garments gently squeeze your legs, promoting blood flow back...
By Bobby McGugan, MScPT Sit up straight! Or at least, that’s what we’ve all been told. But “good posture” isn’t just sitting rigidly upright like a statue - it’s a dynamic balance of strength, mobility and awareness. Poor posture can cause headaches, joint stiffness,...
By Caitlin Kamminga At The Joint Physiotherapy, movement isn’t just something we treat - it’s something we live. This summer, we’re sharing a peek into our past and present: the sports, activities, and passions that shaped our team. This is The Way We Move—and the...
By Graham Glennie, MScPT Knee pain is one of the most common complaints we see in the clinic - and for good reason. Whether it’s caused by a sports injury, overuse from repetitive movement, or conditions like arthritis, knee discomfort can significantly limit your...
by Karen Duffy, Registered Massage Therapist (RMT) The ideal massage frequency depends on your goals, lifestyle, and any existing pain or tension. Here’s a general guideline: For General Relaxation & Stress Relief – A massage once a month helps maintain overall...
by James Dean, BScPT Back pain can be frustrating, but there are ways to relieve and manage it: Stay active with gentle exercise like walking, swimming, or yoga. Strengthening your core and stretching can improve spinal support. Be mindful of posture—keep your...
by Candace Mazur, BSc, MScPT A weak pelvic floor can cause symptoms that impact daily life, including: Urinary incontinence – Leaking when coughing, sneezing, or exercising, or a frequent urge to urinate. Bowel control issues – Difficulty holding in gas or stool. ...