Clinical Pilates

 

Overview
Clinical Pilates offers a holistic, individualized, and evidence-based approach to rehabilitation. Its integration into physiotherapy programs can enhance patient outcomes across a broad spectrum of conditions, making it a valuable tool for both prevention and recovery. It is adaptable for various conditions, including musculoskeletal issues, osteoporosis, and chronic pain, enhancing strength, flexibility, posture, and balance.

Why choose Clinical Pilates?

Choosing Clinical Pilates is a great option if you're looking to improve core strength, flexibility, and posture, especially if you're recovering from an injury or dealing with chronic pain. It focuses on strengthening weak muscles and correcting imbalances, making it effective for rehabilitation and injury prevention. The exercises are tailored to your specific needs, whether it's for back pain, post-surgery recovery, or improving overall mobility, ensuring a personalized approach.

Additionally, Clinical Pilates not only improves physical function but also promotes mental well-being. The controlled movements and emphasis on breathing help reduce stress, improve body awareness, and enhance coordination. Whether you're aiming to prevent injuries, manage a condition, or simply maintain long-term health, Clinical Pilates offers a safe and adaptable solution for people of all fitness levels.


+ Who can Benefit from Clinical Pilates?

Clinical Pilates can be adaptable and effective for a variety of conditions. Anything from acute musculoskeletal injuries to reducing pain and improving functional outcomes in chronic conditions. It is also beneficial for athletes aiming to improve performance and prevent injuries, pregnant or postpartum individuals managing pelvic pain and core recovery, and older adults seeking better balance, mobility, and reduced fall risk

+ Is Clinical Pilates covered by my Insurance?

Clinical Pilates is preformed by one of our registered physiotherapists and would be billed as such. If you have any concerns we reccomend reaching out to your insurance company to ease your mind