Every year, more than 300,000 people are diagnosed with benign paroxysmal positional vertigo in Brampton and throughout the rest of Canada. These sufferers of BPPV are members of a growing group of Canadians. Though BPPV is the most common form of vertigo, roughly 1.5 million people in Canada suffer from... Read More
By the time we’ve learned to walk, most of us take for granted our ability to stay upright, to passively understand our position in space. It’s only when problems arise that people begin to truly understand the value and critical importance of the body’s vestibular system. When the vestibular system... Read More
Sports physiotherapists play an important role for many sports teams at varying levels of competition. Physiotherapists specializing in the world of sports focus on promoting safe physical activity and teaching proper training and rehabilitation techniques to keep the body strong and in good condition, both as a means of preventing... Read More
While basketball is not a contact sport like football, there is still a high risk of certain types of injuries associated with the sport. Basketball players frequently suffer ankle sprains, knee injuries, stress fractures, jammed fingers, injuries to the face and teeth and other common injuries to the back, shoulders... Read More
Untreated concussions in Brampton are serious business. If you’ve suffered a concussion and are considering playing through it, don’t—this is a huge health risk. You may not realize the amount of danger you are putting yourself in by playing through the concussion. The following overview will help you better understand... Read More