There has been quite a bit of discussion generated around the debate regarding core stability exercises (particularly transverus abdominis recruitment) versus general exercise in the treatment of low back pain. …
From November 2-4, 2017, I was fortunate enough to have attended the 2017 Canadian Physiotherapy Association (CPA) Leadership Forum. There were a number of key leadership lessons that I took …
I recently attended a presentation on osteoarthritis (OA), at which an experienced physiotherapist was speaking to a rather large audience consisting of patients and healthcare professionals. The speaker described knee …
The following blog post is a social commentary on events that I have witnessed on social media with regards to recent debates, discussions and at times, all-out verbal brawls among …
Several months after I began working as a physiotherapist in private practice, I felt that something was missing. I had a desire to become more involved. I wanted to be part …
On June 3, 2017, I was fortunate enough to sit down and chat with Dr. Michael Wong, physiotherapist and co-founder of PhysioU. The PhysioU applications are geared towards creating stimulating …
Although graduating from university can feel like a huge weight lifted off of your shoulders, the new stress of having to find a job and signing your first physiotherapy contract …
On June 29, 2017, I had the great pleasure of interviewing one of the leading young physiotherapists in the field of today, Jean-Francois Esculier. He is both a clinician and …
Le 29 juin 2017, j’ai eu le plaisir de mieux connaître Jean-Francois Esculier. Jean-Francois est physiothérapeute et chercheur, ainsi que le Vice-Président et le Responsable Recherche et Développement à la …
For today’s blog post, we have a guest article written by Erica Di Marino, MScOT. Erica graduated with a Master’s in Occupational Therapy from McGill University in 2015. She has …
