Interferential Current (IFC) is a form of electrotherapy used treat arthritis, back pain, neck pain, muscle spasm, sports injuries, and post-surgical pain. It can be a great option for a wide variety of patients as it is easily tolerated and can effectively target most injury sites.

The main benefits include decreased pain, decreased inflammation, increased bloodflow, pain relief and tissue healing.

Laser therapy is a cutting-edge, non-invasive treatment, to ease pain, mitigate inflammation, and speed up recovery.​​

Laser therapy, also recognized as low-level laser therapy (LLLT) or photobiomodulation, leverages the potency of light energy to stimulate cellular activity and encourage the body’s natural healing process.

Recent evidence-based studies show that laser therapy has substantially reduced pain and improved functionality in individuals with chronic musculoskeletal pain. 

Manual therapy is a clinical approach that uses skilled, hands-on techniques to assess, treat, and manage musculoskeletal pain and dysfunction.

Manual therapy involves the application of controlled movements to joints, muscles, and soft tissues with the aim of reducing pain, improving mobility, and restoring function.

Electro-acupuncture involves inserting fine needles into specific body areas (muscles or joints) and stimulating them with electricity. It combines modern physiology with traditional acupuncture to regulate abnormal nervous system signals.

Unlike traditional acupuncture, targets are chosen based on diagnosed dysfunctions in tissues or movement patterns, aiming to reduce pain and restore function through the nervous system.

Custom-made orthotics are designed to support your feet, reduce discomfort, and correct imbalances. Each pair is created following a full biomechanical assessment and a custom casting of your foot to ensure a precise fit tailored to your clinical and lifestyle needs.

The materials and design are selected based on your individual goals, whether that’s reducing pain, improving alignment, or enhancing performance. Once fitted into your shoes, orthotics help improve comfort, prevent injury, and support long-term mobility

Rehabilitative exercises and stretching programs are personalized movement routines designed to restore strength, flexibility, and balance after injury or periods of chronic pain. These programs focus on improving posture, joint alignment, and overall movement quality to prevent future injuries.

By targeting specific muscles and movement patterns, rehabilitative exercises help increase stability and function, while stretching reduces stiffness and promotes circulation. These customized routines support faster recovery, better mobility, and long-term musculoskeletal health.