About the Rehabilitation Clinic
Take charge of your recovery.
Our main target audience is people who are looking to take charge of their own recovery under the guidance of experienced clinicians. We are a premium clinic, offering one on one sessions in an environment that is designed to help people get back to moving and feeling better.
Choose your treatment.
Our facility offers Physiotherapy, Chiropractic, and Massage Therapy with a wide array of modalities depending on your specific needs.
Chiropractic.
Chiropractors treat a large range of maladies related to the spine, pelvis, extremities and the nervous system. After a thorough patient history and physical exam, a chiropractor provides a hands-on, non-invasive, and drug-free approach using a combination of treatments, including manipulations, hands-on therapies, exercise prescriptions and lifestyle counselling. A chiropractor is an integral part of our primary healthcare team.
Sport Specialist Chiropractic
Physiotherapy.
Human movement and potential.
Movement-based Physiotherapy provided by therapists with a deep understanding of human movement and potential. Patients will be expected to work hard, and achieve results, which will translate to true recovery and return to full activity.
All appointments are 1-on-1 with your Physiotherapist, ranging from 30-60 minutes.
Manual Therapy
IMS (IntraMuscular Stimulation), Acupuncture and Dry Needling
Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization (IASTM)
Exercise Therapy
At MOVE TO MOVE, we strongly believe in an active approach to therapy. Whether you are attending sessions for injury prevention or recovering from an injury, the therapist will ask you to perform various movement patterns throughout your session to assess, treat and eventually create an effective home exercise program specifically designed for you.
To be effective, an exercise program should be progressive, allowing you to gradually gain mobility and control over time. This approach enables your body to move better and return to a pain-free active lifestyle.
Our team is highly knowledgeable and educated in exercise therapy. Our therapists have certifications from Functional Range Systems (FRS), Titleist Performance Institute (TPI), Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS), and the Ido Portal Method.
Vestibular Therapy
A specialized form of therapy used to assess and treat vestibular disorders or symptoms such as dizziness, vertigo, visual disturbances and loss of balance.
Therapists require additional training to perform this comprehensive assessment to identify the patient’s specific problem.
Concussion Rehabilitation
Concussion is a mild traumatic injury to the brain caused by a blow to the head.
As every concussion is unique and can present with a variety of symptoms such as headaches, neck pain, dizziness and balance problems. Our physiotherapists have the knowledge and skill to guide you through safe return to work, daily living and sport.
Shockwave Therapy
Shockwave therapy is a soundwave which carries high energy to painful spots and myoskeletal tissues with subacute and chronic conditions. This energy helps to accelerate the healing process in the body by stimulating the metabolism and enhancing blood circulation to regenerate damaged tissue of the bones, tendons and other soft tissues.
In many instances, shockwave therapy treatments have proven to be effective in cases where the human body has not been able to heal itself on its own.
Motor Vehicle Accident (MVA)
Have you been involved in a Motor Vehicle Accident (MVA)?
1. Call your insurance company
2. Book a physiotherapy appointment
It’s important to know that even the mildest accidents can lead to injuries, and that these injuries may not show symptoms right away but can lead to significant pain, discomfort, and loss of function at later times.
In Alberta, you can start your physiotherapy treatment even before you see your family doctor, and it is very likely that your treatment will be covered by your car insurance. All persons involved in an accident, both drivers and passengers, are eligible for treatment under the Motor Vehicle Act.
At MOVE TO MOVE, our therapists have a deep knowledge of the MVA injuries and most effective treatments for resolving them.
During your first visit you will be assessed and treated, and the proper reporting will be sent to your insurance company. Treatments for MVA are billed directly to your insurance company. Your therapist will communicate with your claims officer to ensure you get the treatments you need to recover fully.
Massage Therapy.
Pain Relief, Reduced Muscle Tension, Relaxation.
Our Massage therapists treat using various techniques from sports & deep tissue massage, fascial therapy, myofascial cupping, scar management, and education.
For all new clients, please book at least a 60 minute treatment to allow for a small assessment period. Follow-up sessions range from 45-90 minutes. Our therapists will notify you as to what timeframe is most appropriate based on your physical needs.
Trigger Point Therapy
Trigger points can be defined as an area within a skeletal muscle or fascia that is painful on compression and that can give rise to characteristics referred to as pain and tenderness.
Through touch, the therapist explores the taut band to locate the spot of maximum tenderness (the trigger point).
The therapist then uses various techniques to reduce the neurological tension at the trigger point, to provide relief from discomfort and to re-educate the muscles to perform pain-free movement patterns.
Sports Massage
Sports Massage is a specialized form of massage that helps to alleviate the stress and tension which builds up in the body’s soft tissues during physical activity. Repetitive sport specific movement can directly affect a particular muscle or group of muscles and other tissues. Working on these muscles will help the athlete prepare their bodies to function well during training, recover after the activity, and achieve their optimal performance.
Fascial Release
Fascia is an uninterrupted three-dimensional web of dense connective tissue surrounding muscles. Fascia have been shown to play a significant role in movement, distributing forces and allowing the muscles to perform correctly. Fascia can become compromised via adhesions, scar tissue, and tightness, which can cause significant pain and limitations to movement. Therapists use a number of different techniques to affect the fascial system, including use of cups, tools, and manual release.
I have been seeing Carlie weekly for about 3 months now. She has helped me with my tennis elbow and stubborn chronic neck pain. She makes me feel valued, heard and cared for and I always look forward to seeing her smiling face. I cannot recommend her enough.
Stella C.
Good god I was skeptical going in for my initial physio consult but Karyn is a rock star; so patient, thorough and intuitive! After my initial session I'm already feeling much better and less tentative with my recent knee injury.
Chris Wallace
Been going here for my MVA physio for about a month now. I really like it here. I've been seeing Janine and she is awesome! Very chill and calm environment too so that helps with the therapy!
Chandra Harris
This place is awesome. Janine determined my problem quickly and had me on my way in just a couple appointments. She gave me some maintenance exercises so that I will stay healthy. Also she is a wizard with needles. I was very nervous but they didn't hurt at all
Julie Morter
I highly recommend the physiotherapy at Move to Move. As a high performance climber it’s important to get comprehensive assessments and rehab programs to minimize downtime. I've seen Karyn many times for finger, shoulder, and hip injuries and each time I was able to get back to my normal training quickly. She takes the time to get to know you, assess the injury and create a personalized rehab program. I attend a lot of the movement classes as well so it's great that the movement teachers are always communicating with the rehab team to make sure your training is in line with your rehab program.
Alyssa Weber
Ask a Question & Drop By
Do you have questions about our treatments, classes, or a condition you need relief from? Please send us a message.
Unit 1010, 2600 Portland St SE
Calgary, Alberta T2G 4M6
p. 1.587.356.2787
f. 1.844-273.8132