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Relief from Nerve Pain Through Targeted Physiotherapy
Address conditions like carpal tunnel, sciatica, and nerve entrapment with personalized treatments designed to reduce pain, restore mobility, and support a more active lifestyle.
Like with bones and joints, physiotherapy for nerve pain or issues is often centred around pain alleviation, function improvement and mobility restoration.
Through specialized targeting of individual causes of your underlying nerve pain or dysfunction, such as carpal tunnel syndrome, sciatic nerve pain or nerve entrapment, I can help to facilitate a more active, pain-free lifestyle.
Physiotherapy by Target Area
What Clients Are Saying
– J.M. Burnaby
Ashleigh provided exceptional care during my first post-op assessment. In my third week of recovery, she conducted a thorough evaluation, specifically targeting my surgery area with precision. Her expertise and tailored advice will significantly improve my healing process. Ashleigh’s professionalism, attention to detail, and patient-focused approach set her apart. I highly recommend her to anyone seeking expert physiotherapy care during recovery!
– S.P. Vancouver
I chose to use Ashleigh’s mobile service. (ĀLow Mobile Physiotherapy). She was incredibly thorough and asked several thought provoking questions before proceeding to check my range of motion. She was able to identify several areas affected that were connected beyond my comprehension. I appreciated her time, care, and attention to detail. I would recommend her to anyone looking for a comprehensive Physiotherapist. Direct billing was a bonus!
– S.O. Vancouver
I have been to many physios in Vancouver and I find Ashleigh the best. I went to Ashleigh because of a chronic arm injury. She took the time to explain the mechanics of what was going on in easy to understand, accessible language, and gave me simple exercises to do. Each visit she was extremely supportive, reassuring and positive. After a few treatments (and me doing my exercises) my arm pain was gone. I would highly recommend Ashleigh.