Pain, stiffness or limited movement after a workplace injury.
Pain or weakness from lifting, twisting or overexertion at work.
Pain or weakness affecting the shoulder, arm, wrist or hand.
Pain, swelling or weakness affecting your lower body.
Gradual pain or irritation from repetitive movements or work demands.
Pain, stiffness or irritation affecting your movement at work.
Pain, stiffness or limited movement after a workplace accident.
Reduced strength or mobility after a fracture, injury or surgery.
Persistent symptoms affecting movement, strength or daily function.
We assess and treat injuries affecting muscles, joints, ligaments, and tendons, including back and neck pain, sprains, strains, and upper- or lower-limb injuries. Treatment considers both the injured area and how it affects your movement.

Hands-on techniques, including joint mobilization and soft tissue treatment, may help reduce pain and improve mobility. These approaches are selected according to your needs and used alongside active rehabilitation.

Individualized exercise programs address strength, mobility, balance, endurance, and movement control. We tailor exercises to your abilities and the physical activities that matter to you.

When pain lasts longer than expected, we consider the physical, psychological, and social factors that may influence recovery. Care may include pain education, graded activity, and strategies to improve function and confidence in movement.

We support recovery following fractures, orthopedic surgery, and more significant workplace injuries. Treatment addresses mobility, strength, and functional limitations while respecting your stage of healing.

When your recovery calls for additional support, we can help coordinate with your physician, WorkSafeBC claim team, or other healthcare providers. This may include recommendations for specialist assessment, imaging, or other rehabilitation services when appropriate.







Have your WorkSafeBC claim number and injury date ready. Our team will help you get started and take care of the direct billing.
We look at what’s changed since your injury, how you’re moving now, and what your work asks of you.
Your physiotherapy treatment takes shape around your injury, your day-to-day function and the demands you’re working toward.
As things improve, we gradually build movement, strength and tolerance for the demands that matter to your work.
Returning to work is part of recovery. We help you prepare for that transition with a clearer understanding of what your body is ready for.