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Rankin Physiotherapy

Facial Palsy Rehabilitation - Vancouver, British Columbia

University of Wisconsin Facial Retraining Clinic

The life of a facial neuromuscular retraining therapist is a solitary one since we all work in isolation of each other. We only meet up every 4 years at the International Facial Nerve Symposium. So it was with great pleasure that I visited with Jacqueline Diels in Madison, Wisconsin this month. Jackie Diels has been a leader in the field of Facial Neuromuscular Retraining for over 30 years. She considers her practice as much a calling as a profession..

University of Wisconsin Facial Retraining ClinicJackie and I were instructed in the techniques of facial neuromuscular retraining devised by Dr. Balliet and we have long had a desire to see facial patients together. What a treat it was for us to see patients, discuss each case and determine treatments that might work best. We were very similar in our approach but also picked up some tips from each other.

Acoustic Neuroma: Possible Signs

acoustic neuroma symptomsSuspect Acoustic Neuroma if any of the following persist:

1) One-sided hearing loss

2) Balance problems

3) Facial numbness, tingling, spasms

4) Headaches

5) Dizziness

6) Visual problems

7) Tinnitus

More Appointment Times

appointment times
Rankin Physiotherapy has added a new block of appointment times on Wednesdays from 10 to 1pm. I look forward to seeing you on Wednesdays or Fridays for your facial and vestibular concerns.

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