Chiropractic

Health exists when every part of your body is functioning properly. True health can only occur if your brain can communicate, uninterrupted, with the rest of your body, tell it what to do, and when to do it. Maintenance of good health and a high quality of life depends upon the body's natural ability to continually adapt to changes in its environment. Ensuring this capability is one of nature's most remarkable and complicated communication networks, the Central Nerve System.

Chiropractors are not limited to treating just the spine. In fact, chiropractors treat every joint in the body as well as many other conditions involving them such as muscle strains and joint sprains. Chiropractic can help with many different conditions which affect the body such as arthritis, multiple sclerosis, dystonia, fibromyalgia, repetitive stress injuries and many more.

  

Massage Therapy

Mary Egglezos is a qualified Registered Massage Therapist regulated under the College of Massage Therapists of Ontario. She graduated from the Canadian College of Massage and Hydrotherapy in Windsor in July 2002, where she studied intensively for two years in classes such as anatomy, physiology, pathology, and clinical practice. Upon graduation, she completed the provincial examinations required by her profession and then became regulated and licensed under the Regulated Health Professions Act. She has also successfully completed workshops in scapular stretch and rotator cuff release therapies, hot stone massage and aromatherapy. Her experience includes thousands of hours of actual hands-on massage therapy. Mary is a graduate of Walkerville Collegiate High School. She volunteers her services with the Dragon Boat Races for breast cancer research, providing massage treatments to many of the breast cancer survivors and competitors. Mary has recently completed her training for Myofascial Release Certification.

  

Laser Therapy

1. Decreased Inflammation – studies have shown that within 2 hours after laser therapy that the inflammation begins decreasing.
2. Decreased Pain – Pain, acute or chronic, begins to decrease within minutes and continues to decrease, due to the continued effect of photobiostimulation up to 3 days, even with the first treatment.
3. Increased Healing – Wounds, sprained ligaments and joints, and strained muscles and tendons heal faster than without laser treatment.
4. Tissue Regeneration – Lasers have been proven to help regenerate damaged tissue (nerves, collagen, cartilage).