Our Physiotherapist Meg, of Winnock Physiotherapy is certified in M.D.T. (Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy) with the McKenzie International Institute. Read More ›››

This is due to a change of use of the leased facility.

Physiotherapist / owner, Meg Reid (Mooring) is maintaining her physiotherapy license, but this will mainly be for doing locum work.

The clinic equipment is for sale. See this page for inventory

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The clinic equipment is for sale.

This includes treatment tables: 3 electric; 2 fixed height hardwood and 1 massage bed; electrotherapy units; extensive rehabilitation exercise equipment and furniture. Everything necessary to open a clinic is available as a package deal.

There is a beautiful oak reception desk, office equipment and furniture and meetings room contents.

Items will also be sold separately. Read More ›››

1. Do I need a doctor’s referral to go to physiotherapy?

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Licensed physiotherapists working in private practice across Nova Scotia will be able to request X-rays for patients as early as spring of this year.

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Meg, our physiotherapist has just returned from a 3 day McKenzie International Muscular-Skeletal & Spinal conference in Ottawa.

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Ice or Traction Cleats are an excellent tool to help promote being active outdoors when walkways are snow or ice filled.

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Walking is one of the most accessible and simplest forms of exercise. Whether you take a stroll around the neighborhood, walk to work, use indoor walking tracks or hike in nature there are countless ways to make it apart of our daily lives.

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1. Wear proper footwear. Avoid shoes or boots with smooth, leather or plastic soles. Instead opt for heavy treads with rubber soles for good traction. Crampons are very useful while walking on ice.
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No doctors referral is necessary for treatment. Individuals can easily access private physiotherapy. Simply call or come visit us in the clinic. Read More ›››