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- Dr. Nancy Van Laeken The Facial Palsy Clinic is held every 3 months at Saint Paul’s Hospital
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Rankin Physiotherapy Location
#149 1233 Lynn Valley RdNorth Vancouver, BC V7J 0A1Rankin Physiotherapy operates out of the Canopy Integrated Health clinic. The clinic is located in the Lynn Valley Library Square, adjacent to the Lynn Valley Centre. Wednesdays: 10:00am – 1:00pm and Fridays: 1:30pm – 7:30pmParking
Underground pay Parking is accessible off of Mountain Highway. Turn west into the underground lot at Ross Road across from the Starbucks Coffee Shop.
Tag Archives: Physiotherapy
Physiotherapists and Physical Therapists
What’s the difference between a Physiotherapist and Physical Therapist? I am asked this question frequently. My answer is, most often, “There is no difference.” Officially, any graduate of a University physiotherapy program in Canada is … Continue reading
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Physiotherapy Month
May is Physiotherapy month in Canada. Continue reading
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Facial Nerve Clinic Referrals
In order to book into the Facial Nerve Clinic, your doctor needs to refer you to Dr. Van Laeken’s office at 604-669-1633. Continue reading
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National Physiotherapy Month!
May is National Physiotherapy month in Canada. Continue reading
Talk, talk, talk…
Spring presentations in North Vancouver and at St. Paul’s hospital. Continue reading
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Concussions
…concussions are not only caused by sports injuries, in my practice I also see people with traumatic brain injuries from motor vehicle accidents, skiing injuries, bicycle accidents and workplace accidents. Basically, anything that shakes the soft brain inside the hard cranium can potentially cause damage and symptoms of concussion. Continue reading
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Vertigo Can Be Scary!
One of the primary reasons for vertigo is Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo, sometimes referred to as BPPV. It accounts for 1/3 of vestibular disorders and can often be treated by a visit to a vestibular therapist. Rankin Physiotherapy, located in North Vancouver, offers treatment for BPPV. Continue reading
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Facial Neuromuscular Retraining Workshop
Facial Neuromuscular Retraining Workshop (for Physiotherapists, Occupational Therapists and Speech, Language Pathologists)
Introductory Workshop – Sept 14, 2012
Advanced Workshop – Sept 15, 16, 2012 Continue reading
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Tagged acoustic neuroma, Bell's Palsy, facial nerve damage, occupational therapists, Physiotherapy, speech language pathologists, Susan Rankin, training, treatment, Vancouver, workshop
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Rankin Physiotherapy on Facebook
Rankin Physiotherapy now has its own Facebook page. Continue reading
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Tagged acoustic neuroma, Bell's Palsy, facial nerve damage, Physiotherapy, Susan Rankin, treatment, Vancouver
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We’ve Gone Mobile
We have created a mobile version of the Rankin Physiotherapy website so you can access the site easily through your smartphone. Continue reading
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Tagged acoustic neuroma, Bell's Palsy, facial nerve damage, mobile, mobile website, Physiotherapy, Susan Rankin, treatment, Vancouver
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