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Access our curated library of home workouts, TRX exercises, and therapy tips to keep moving safely from home.

Therapy Topics with Nils

Expert advice on pain management, ergonomics, and injury prevention from our Clinic Director and Registered Physiotherapist.

Understanding Neck Pain & Posture Correction

 

Poor posture is one of the leading causes of chronic neck pain, especially for people who spend long hours at a desk or looking at screens. In this session, Nils explains how the position of your head and shoulders affects the muscles and joints in your cervical spine. You will learn practical ergonomic adjustments you can make at work and at home to reduce daily strain and prevent long-term damage.

How to Manage Lower Back Pain at Home

 

Lower back pain is one of the most common reasons people visit a physiotherapist. Between your clinic sessions, there are simple and safe techniques you can apply at home to manage discomfort and support your recovery. Nils walks you through gentle stretches, recommended resting positions, and movement habits that protect your spine and reduce inflammation over time.

Shoulder Mobility: Why It Matters and How to Improve It

 

Restricted shoulder mobility can affect everything from lifting groceries to sleeping comfortably. In this session, Nils breaks down the most common causes of shoulder stiffness, including rotator cuff tightness, poor thoracic posture, and joint restrictions. He demonstrates targeted movements designed to safely restore your range of motion and reduce the risk of further injury.

Knee Pain Explained: Causes, Signs and When to Seek Help

 

Knee pain can stem from many different sources, including runner’s knee, osteoarthritis, ligament strain, and patellar tracking issues. Understanding what your symptoms are telling you is the first step toward effective treatment. Nils explains the most common knee conditions he sees in the clinic, how each one presents differently, and what you should do if your pain is interfering with your daily activities.