Services & treatments

Assessment.
Action. Progress.

Detailed assessment and rehabilitation using manual techniques, modalities, and exercise prescription selected to support your injury recovery and pain management goals.

Close-up of hands-on athletic therapy shoulder treatment
01

Assess

A detailed first session explores your injury, questions, abilities, limitations, and movement before treatment begins.

  • Detailed assessment
  • Postural analysis
  • Balance re-education
02

Treat

Hands-on techniques, tools, and modalities are selected by your athletic therapist based on your needs.

  • Soft tissue release
  • Mobilization
  • IASTM
  • Massage cupping
03

Rebuild

Progressive movement and a practical home program help translate treatment into everyday function.

  • Exercise prescription
  • Home rehab program
  • Cardio-specific rehab
04

Return

Your plan works toward a safe return to work, play, and the activity level that matters to you.

  • Return-to-work programs
  • Athletic taping
  • Injury prevention
Treatment toolkit

The right combination for your plan.

Not every person—or every injury—needs the same approach. Techniques and modalities are used at the athletic therapist’s discretion within your individualized rehabilitation plan.

01Detailed assessment
02Individualized rehabilitation plan
03Exercise prescription
04Soft tissue release
05Mobilization techniques
06IASTM
07Massage cupping
08Athletic taping
09NP taping
10Proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation
11Ultrasound
12IFC
13TENS
14Postural analysis
15Balance re-education
16Home rehabilitation program
17Education and injury prevention
18Return-to-work programs
19Cardio-specific rehabilitation for work or sport
20Concussion protocol
Recreational athlete preparing to return to activity
Massage cupping

A complementary technique within rehabilitation.

Re-Active uses plastic or silicone cups as part of massage cupping. The technique may be included to address areas of soft-tissue restriction as part of a broader rehabilitation program.

Before treatment: precautions may apply in areas of new swelling and for people taking blood-thinning medication. Ask Faye whether cupping is appropriate for you.

Home visits are available.

Call or book directly so Faye can confirm that the criteria for a home visit are met.

Ready to move forward?

Choose a time that works for you, or contact Faye first if you have questions.