Our team of physiotherapists provides a wide range of comprehensive rehabilitative and preventive services to the Orleans community.
About Our Clinic
Our Orleans Physiotherapists provide specialized services and treatments for a comprehensive range of pelvic floor conditions.
Pelvic Health at Motion Works
Stay healthy throughout your pregnancy and recover faster after giving birth with our specialized pre-natal and postpartum care services.
Pre-Natal & Postpartum Care
Our orthopedic physiotherapists specialize in musculoskeletal injury, and focus on maximizing day-to-day health and wellness beyond recovery.
Why Choose Motion Works?
Our experienced and caring Orleans Physiotherapists help our patients achieve healthier, more active lives.
Our Pelvic Physiotherapist is specially trained in the assessment and treatment of pelvic conditions.
During your appointment with us, we'll assess your needs and develop a goal-oriented treatment plan just for you.
We provide our Orleans patients with a broad range of preventive and rehabilitative physiotherapy services.
Contact Motion Works Physiotherapy Orleans today.
At Motion Works Physiotherapy, our registered physiotherapists provide preventive and rehabilitative services with a focus on pelvic health to our Orleans and Ottawa patients.
Whether you are suffering from an acute injury, a chronic degenerative condition, or pelvic dysfunction, or would like to prevent injuries by maintaining an active, healthy lifestyle, our physiotherapists can help.
Motion Works is committed to evidence based, client-centered care, as we integrate the latest research findings and clinical skills into our treatment plans.
Our pelvic physiotherapist focuses on treating/healing pelvic conditions and maximizing the health and wellness of new mothers, both during pregnancy and after birth. We also offer a broad spectrum of orthopedic physiotherapy and sports injury services, to help our patients prevent and recover from injury and disease.
Physiotherapy, also known as physical therapy, is a treatment proactive which is able to prevent diseases and conditions, restore your balance and help you to recover from injuries and alleviate associated pain. Here, our Orleans physical therapists walk you through 5 signs that physiotherapy may be the best way to help you get back to 100%.
Gestational diabetes is a type of diabetes that occurs during pregnancy and it usually resolves after birth. In Canada, it is estimated that 3 - 20% of pregnant women develop diabetes during pregnancy. Blood sugars can be managed with healthy eating, healthy weight gain and safe physical activity. A registered dietitian can help optimize your eating to prevent health complications.