A Beginner’s Guide To Incontinence

Incontinence, also known as urinary incontinence or the loss of bladder control, affects twice as many women as men, mainly due to pregnancy, childbirth, and menopause. Although quite common, it is a topic that many people, women especially, are reluctant to discuss – even with their doctors. Because of this, occasional urine leakage, which is…

Busting Myths About Your Pelvic Floor

Are discussions with your friends your only source of information about the pelvic floor? Are you interested in learning more about pelvic floor health? Do you want to know the truth about common pelvic floor myths?  Pelvic floor problems are not uncommon. Fortunately, with recent advancements in physiotherapy, surgery is not the only solution for…

Arthritis? Time to Try Osteopathy!

One in every four adults deals with arthritis. This condition, which affects millions of people, is characterized by stiff and painful joints, which in turn results in limited mobility. Fortunately, recent advances in medical treatments and newer treatment options can help you cope with the crippling effects of arthritis.  Osteopathy is one such treatment. In…

Chiropractic Care & 5 Unexpected Benefits

Have you been suffering from chronic muscle and joint pain? Does it physically hurt to move in the morning because your body feels tight and constricted? Are you looking for ways to improve your overall quality of life and lessen your physical discomfort? If so, then it may be time to consider a holistic treatment…

The Male Pelvic Floor – Why You Should Care

Disclaimer: please note that regardless of how one identifies, the assessment and treatment of pelvic health concerns is hugely important. Please consult a registered pelvic floor therapist to determine your specific needs.  It’s a common misconception that women alone suffer from pelvic health concerns. In reality, women and men of all ages can experience problems…

Taking the outdoors inside

Moving from riding outside to inside doesn’t have to be complicated. Riding indoors can have many benefits: the weather is (often) always the same, there is no wind, no traffic/stop signs/curbs, and rarely will there be fear of crashing. It is an easy and convenient way to ‘store’ your bike over the winter, and concurrently…