Prairie View Physiotherapy
383 Parkview Rd. S3N2L4 Yorkton, SK, Canada

We can all agree that this year has been like no other! The staff at Prairie View Physiotherapy would like to wish you all a Very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Today is Jannalees last day in the office. The rest of us are here until noon on Dec. 24. The office will be closed until January 4. We hope you have a very blessed Christmas season. Stay Healthy!

Due to our rapid growth and large servicing area, Prairie View Physiotherapy is looking to hire 2 full time physiotherapists. Competitive salary and benefits are available including: signing bonus, education allowance, and time away from work. Hours and shift times are negotiable. Active mentorship and development in areas of your specific interest are valued at our clinic. ... New grad applications are welcomed!

And of course, we have to finish Spirit week with our Christmas sweaters! I hope we have made you smile as we shared our Christmas spirit with you! Have a wonderful weekend.

Spirit week continues with Santa hats! Send us a picture of how you are celebrating the Christmas season!!

Today was the start of spirit week as we get closer to Christmas. Today’s colours were red and green. We also wore our work it work it shirts as a client wanted to share her catch phrase with us. Stay tuned for tomorrow’s picture!

Starting tomorrow, Prairie View Physiotherapy is holding a Christmas Spirit Week to try and spread some holiday cheer. Please feel free to participate if you wish!

Wishing our family, friends and clients a wonderful Thanksgiving weekend! We will be closed on Monday. Stay safe everyone!! #thankful #staysafeandhealthy #prairieviewphysiotherapy #yorkton

Today is also Orange Shirt Day! Orange Shirt Day is a legacy of the St. Joseph Mission residential school commemoration event held in Williams Lake in the spring of 2013. It grew out of Phyllis’s account of losing her shiny new orange shirt on her first day of school at the Mission, and it has become an opportunity to keep the discussion on all aspects of residential schools happening annually. The date was chosen because children are back in school and teachers have time to plan, and because it is an opportunity to set the stage for anti-racism and anti-bullying policies for the year. Orange Shirt Day is also an opportunity for First Nations, local governments, schools and community agencies to come together in the spirit of reconciliation and hope for generations of children to come.

Rowan's Law Day: the last Wednesday of September In March of 2018, the Ontario government passed a law known as Rowan’s Law. Designed to protect amateur athletes, including students, and educate parents/guardians, coaches, teachers, and officials about the dangers of head injuries, it is the first law of its kind in Canada and benefits both athletes and non-athletes.... Rowan’s Law is also about education. By increasing concussion awareness and knowledge, we can change Ontario’s culture around sports, physical activity, and injury. Rowan’s Law will make it easier for those who experience concussions to SPEAK UP, get the help they need, and take the time necessary for recovery, with the support of everyone around them. #RowansLawDay #HitStopSit This information was gathered from PHEA: Healthy Schools Healthy Communities Yorkton Minor Football Yorkton Minor Hockey Yorkton Minor Baseball Springers Gymnastics Club SJHL Yorkton SECON Maulers Hockey Club Melville Millionaires Jr A Yorkton Hyundai Terriers Junior Hockey

Winter is just around the corner. Which means that it will soon become slippery and icey. Some of us choose to slip and slide as part of our chossen sport or activity: skating, hockey, curling. Sometimes mother nature decides she is going to make our driveway and side walks slippery. Is you balance adequate enough to manage?

Is it Allergies or is it COVID? SHA released a chart to help you decided. If you are ever unsure, call 811 for your health related questions.

Good luck to all the athletes participating this season .... ....no matter how different your sport may look. #yearoftheCOVID Yorkton Minor Football... Yorkton SECON Maulers Hockey Club Melville Millionaires Jr A See more

Winter is just around the corner. Which means that it will soon become slippery and icey. Some of us choose to slip and slide as part of our chossen sport or activity: skating, hockey, curling. Sometimes mother nature decides she is going to make our driveway and side walks slippery. Is you balance adequate enough to manage?

Did you know physiotherapy has been around for 100 years? Physiotherapy started after soldiers returned back from WWI where they treated amputations, spinal cord injuries, fractures and maimed faces and hands. Most were massage therapists who received additional training in medical gymnastics. Most in the healthcare field believed that the profession would dissolve after once the war ended but instead flourished. ... ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- There is a full article all about the history of physiotherapy in the journal: Physiotherapy Practise (July/August edition). The picture posted was taken from the article entitled: Reflections on the "New" Profession- Physiotherapy.

Is it Allergies or is it COVID? SHA released a chart to help you decided. If you are ever unsure, call 811 for your health related questions.

We almost missed it!!! Happy World PT Day to all you great physiotherapists out there!!!

Good luck to all the athletes participating this season .... ....no matter how different your sport may look. #yearoftheCOVID Yorkton Minor Football... Yorkton SECON Maulers Hockey Club Melville Millionaires Jr A See more

Have a wonderful safe long weekend!! See you all Tuesday! #staysafe #socialdistance #summer2020 #prairieviewphysiotherapy

Staff Spotlight Marie Trafford RMT, CLT Marie is from Saskatchewan. She grew up on a farm near Conquest, which is southwest of Saskatoon. After living for some years in all three prairie provinces and Northwestern BC, Marie now calls Yorkton home with her husband, Glen and their Standard Poodle, Cleo.... Marie graduated from Western College of Remedial Massage Therapy, in Regina in 2009, establishing ASSESSMENT FIRST REMEDIAL MASSAGE THERAPY. In 2015, she expanded her massage skills by becoming a Certified Lymphedema/Complete Decongestive Therapist through the Academy of Lymphatic Studies. Marie has a lifelong love of learning, making continuing education a part of her career and lifestyle. A pursuit of science-based techniques and knowledge allows for the continuous enhancement of her massage and lymphatic skills in the hope her clients benefit. We are very lucky to be sharing our space with Marie and enjoy having her as part of our team.

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Have a wonderful safe long weekend!! See you all Tuesday! #staysafe #socialdistance #summer2020 #prairieviewphysiotherapy

Staff Spotlight Marie Trafford RMT, CLT Marie is from Saskatchewan. She grew up on a farm near Conquest, which is southwest of Saskatoon. After living for some years in all three prairie provinces and Northwestern BC, Marie now calls Yorkton home with her husband, Glen and their Standard Poodle, Cleo.... Marie graduated from Western College of Remedial Massage Therapy, in Regina in 2009, establishing ASSESSMENT FIRST REMEDIAL MASSAGE THERAPY. In 2015, she expanded her massage skills by becoming a Certified Lymphedema/Complete Decongestive Therapist through the Academy of Lymphatic Studies. Marie has a lifelong love of learning, making continuing education a part of her career and lifestyle. A pursuit of science-based techniques and knowledge allows for the continuous enhancement of her massage and lymphatic skills in the hope her clients benefit. We are very lucky to be sharing our space with Marie and enjoy having her as part of our team.