Hours
Mon: 6:45AM – 7:30PM
Tue: 6:45AM – 7:30PM
Wed: 6:45AM – 7:30PM
Thu: 6:45AM – 7:30PM
Fri: 6:45AM – 7:30PM
Sat: 8:00AM – 2:00PM
Sun: Closed
Therapy is a specialized form of healthcare that aims to prevent, manage, and treat injuries and pain associated with sports and physical activities. Physiotherapy focuses on improving physical function and mobility through exercise and other techniques. Chiropractic doctors treat pain that centers around spines, muscles, joints, and nervous systems. Massage Therapy helps alleviate muscle tension, soreness, and stress. Kinesiology uses movement to promote health and wellness, including exercise prescription and rehabilitation. Together, these therapies can help athletes and active individuals achieve optimal performance and prevent injuries.
Physiotherapy focuses on improving physical function and mobility through exercise and other techniques.
Naturopathic medicine is a distinct form of primary health care that is patient-focused. Naturopathic Doctors treat people of all ages and using a functional medicine approach, will identify any biochemical and physiological imbalances in the body.
Naturopathic medicine does not replace conventional western medicine. Instead, it helps to enhance the individual’s health by adding different components that conventional western medicine may be limited too. When integrated, at times, naturopathic medicine and conventional western medicine can work together synergistically for the benefit of the patient.
Naturopathic doctors treat a wide range of conditions, including, but not limited to hypertension, diabetes, high cholesterol, thyroid, skin, digestive, autoimmune, lung, liver, kidney, chronic pain/fatigue, mental health, gynecological, genitourinary and more.
To use the title Registered Dietitian (RD), dietitians must be registered with the dietetic regulatory body in the province in which they practice. Dietitians undergo comprehensive and rigorous training, both on the job and in university. Dietitians are held accountable to the highest standards of education and ethics, which means we look beyond fads and gimmicks to deliver reliable, life-changing advice.
Dietitians empower their patients, clients, and communities to embrace food, to understand it, and to enjoy it. The advice and information they provide is tailored to their clients and patients’ personal needs and challenges, including taste and accessibility. They translate the science of nutrition into terms everyone can understand to support healthy living for all Canadians.