 Janice
Webber, PT, CAFCI, is a traditionally trained registered physiotherapist
with over 25 years of clinical experience. Her practice uses traditional
methods such as exercise programs, manual therapies as well as
non-traditional methods such as: acupuncture, intramuscular stimulation
(IMS), manual therapy, connective tissue therapy, craniosacral
therapy, visceral manipulations, advanced cranial therapy, and
vascular therapy.
She has, over the last 10 years, worked in the field
of women's health including problems such as urinary
stress incontinence, urge incontinence, pelvic pain
which may include the physical issues associated with
sexual abuse, and nocturia.
She also treats children's urinary incontinence problems.
She treats babies, infants, and children for pain issues,
difficulty with their sucking mechanism, difficulty
meeting developmental milestones, and birth trauma.
Janice incorporates Tai Chi in her repertoire of physiotherapy
methods as a means of having fun while exercising. Tai
Chi is effective in improving balance, coordination,
muscle strength, cardiovascular fitness, slowing the
progression of osteoporosis and general strength. Fun
while exercising is also a great way to reduce stress.
Janice teaches Tai Chi 4 Health and Fitness Classes,
short form of the 73 form, and has been studying the
24 form for the last 1 ½ years. She is certified
in Tai Chi for Arthritis, Tai Chi for Osteoporosis,
Tai Chi for Diabetes, Tai Chi @ Work and teaches a Tai
Chi for Stress Reduction class/workshop that she developed.
Janice is the President of The Connective Tissue Therapies
Society and the Atlantic Tai Chi Association.
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Shane
Rideout, RMT is a graduate of Academy Canada, Corner
Brook Newfoundland and Labrador. He has clinical experience
in Swedish massage, myofascial release, deep tissues
massage. He believes massage therapy is a great way
to enhance wellness and promote relaxation.
Allison Reid,
PT, graduated from the University of Western Ontario with
a Masters in Physical Therapy. She is a registered physiotherapist
in the province of Nova Scotia, as well as a member of
the Canadian Physiotherapy Association.
Arizzona is our administrative assistant,
who brings with her nearly two decades of experience from
administrative skills to computer networking. She manages,
coordinates and keeps things flowing in a streamlined and
organized fashion in our clinic.
