Beachcomber Physiotherapy

06/07/2022

Beachcomber Physiotherapy is MOVING!
New location: 1609 Haida Way, Nanoose Bay

I look forward to welcoming clients to the new space in August of 2022

10/20/2020

Happy !

When you see a physiotherapist at a clinic in your community, you’re supporting a local small business. Learn about the many benefits of physiotherapy: https://bit.ly/2SzP8uC

05/23/2020

Beachcomber Physiotherapy is ready to welcome you back for in person appointments. Increased infection control measures are in place. Currently booking appointments on Saturday’s only. Looking forward to reconnecting with the community!

02/04/2020

A great way to start getting some movement into your day.

In this video, Go4Life fitness instructor Sandy Magrath leads older adults through a workout featuring a warm up, strength, balance, and flexibility exercises, and a cool down.

01/03/2020

Physical therapy and lifestyle counseling are underused as prescriptions for pain medications, including narcotics, continue to increase for patients with knee osteoarthritis, according to findings published in Arthritis Care & Research.“In the United States, it is common practice for phys...

11/11/2019

11/01/2019

Beachcomber Physiotherapy is now offering clinical Pilates.
Clinical Pilates uses the traditional foundations of Pilates but with the focus on your specific rehabilitation goals. The combination of core stability and movement precision can be a great tool for rehabilitation and injury management.

Book now and see if clinical Pilates is right for you.

03/14/2019

The next “keep Nanoose moving” session will be on the shoulder.
April 25th at 7pm.
Nanoose library hall.
Call 250 713 1043 or email beachcomberphysio@gmail.com to register.

01/11/2019

Looking forward to meeting some community members with these lecture series.

12/13/2018

Happy Holidays

12/01/2018

A beautiful reminder. Beachcomber Physiotherapy is here to help get your loved ones moving again.

10/02/2018

Back pain often comes on without warning and will usually get better on its own, even when imaging shows changes such as arthritis and disc degeneration. The best way to treat back pain is to avoid prolonged rest and stay active instead. Aggressive i...