Movement for Life Physiotherapy
156-2025 Corydon Ave R3P 0N5 Winnipeg, MB, Canada

Attention Dance Community: This is an interesting read. I am grateful for this research and I hope more will continue. This is an example of the kinds of injuries that can happen when training in extreme ranges.

Tuxedo Physiotherapy is open Saturday mornings. The dedicated physiotherapy team work on rotation each Saturday. Come meet the physiotherapy team ... Anna, Jessica, Shayla, Lisa or Carly.

Born to Move! Physiotherapists can help you move. I love this video.

Don't Be Afraid to Sweat! Intensity matters in Physiotherapy.

Teamwork....the combined actions of a group of people working together to achieve a goal. That’s us at Tuxedo Physiotherapy! (Minus Donna, Sherry, Amber and Carly ). We came together last night to celebrate the holidays and our ongoing team committment to helping people feel better in their bodies and in their lives...

Dr. Neil Craton (Winnipeg Doctor) will discuss his book: Wisdom from the Homeless, on October 9 at Harrow United Church. The evening begins at 6pm with a potluck meal. Presentation at 7pm. You can come for both or just the presentation. 955 Mulvey Avenue.

A lovely video on work station posture and set-up for individuals with hyper-mobility by Physiotherapist, Lisa Howell from the Perfect Form Physiotherapy in Australia.

Winnipeg Library staff have created this very helpful handout that shares information about different types of crisis services and supports available to people in Winnipeg. Please spread the word, you never know who may need this info.

Good morning Winnipeg!!! Great news...there is a new minor illness and injury clinic open on Corydon (at Harrow) -- X-RAYS, casting and splinting available ------ blood work, throat swabs, urine analysis and EKG's performed... ------ same day or next day appointments available ------ call or book your appointment online ----- follow link in bio to learn more See more

The Human Brain is Remarkable!

Inspirational story about a young women being able to write her name again after being diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease a few years earlier. Science and passion at its best!

Over Stretching in Dancers: Some Tips from a Dancer & Physiotherapist. Check out this article to learn more. http://lisamillshutton.wixsite.com/movementforlife/blog

#LivingwithMS places unique stresses on the body. If you're looking for a way to relax and improve your overall health the students of Wellington College of Remedial Massage Therapies, Inc. will be offering massage therapy for people with MS Tuesday afternoons Jan. 29 June 18 at either 1:15, 2:15 or 3:15 pm. There is no cost, and any donations go towards a student scholarship for the college. For more information contact 204-957-2402

Some paths are worth following Tuxedo Physio is looking for an enthusiastic and talented individual to join our front desk team. Our current team works well together in a fast paced environment where we create a safe and inviting atmosphere for clients. If you think you'd fit in with our team, please forward resume or questions to [email protected] ... No phone call inquiries. Thank you! See more

A great article by Physiotherapist, Lisa Howell on the importance of relative rest when injured. And also to ensure you take some relative rest this holiday break from your intense dance training schedule. Enjoy a nice walk outside, enjoy a gentle yoga/pilates class or go swimming. Take care dancers!

There was lots of love and care shared last night while working with the team at Tuxedo Physiotherapy and French Way cafe to put together over 200 gift bags for women and children spending the holidays in shelters.

The Brain Changing Effects of Exercise. Watch this great TED talk.

What is Neuro-Developmental Treatment? Watch the short video to get a glimpse of what we do at work all day. At Tuxedo Physiotherapy we have Amber Paterson, OT and Lisa Mills-Hutton, PT who have completed NDT/Bobath Certificate Course in the Management of Adults with Stroke and Brain Injury.

A great little video discussing stress fractures in dancers. Lisa Howell is a well respected dance physiotherapist in Australia.