St. George Physiotherapy

It is not without some sadness that we inform you that St. George Physiotherapy will be closing its doors at the end of September. Unfortunately, staffing issues have spread us too thin at both clinics and made this second location unsustainable. We will continue to offer you the same standard of care that you have come to expect, but at our Brantford location after September 27. Thank you to all of you that have supported us this past year and to the St George community as a whole. We look forward to an ongoing relationship with you in Brantford.

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5 Tips on Starting to Run If you feel a little spring in your step, it could be the warm weather giving you feelings of trying out some running. Running is an excellent way to get fit - it's good for your heart, lungs, muscles, and mood. If you’re starting to run for the first time, let's first remember to take some baby s...

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Plantar Fasciitis- Could this be me? Do you suffer from pain in your heel when you take your first steps out of bed in the morning? Do you feel sharp pain on the bottom of your foot when walking or running? If either of these sound like you, you may have plantar fasciitis, and we can help! Plantar fasciitis is definitely one of the mos...

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When Should you Actually Return to Sport after ACL Repair? One of the most controversial topics in professional sports today is when should an athlete return to play? Here at St. George Physiotherapy we wanted to make this information relevant to the average person…the 17 year old female soccer player, the 18 year old wide receiver, the 30 year old weeken...