Body Works PEI is a multi-disciplinary clinic located in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island. We offer Chiropractic, Massage, and Physiotherapy services, by leading trained practitioners.
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Our location at 1 Harbourside Access Rd Charlottetown, PE
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1 Harbourside Access Rd, Charlottetown
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Body Works is pleased to welcome a new Chiropractor to our practice. Dr. Julia Mckenna is a graduate of the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College in Toronto. A long time multi-sport athlete, Dr. Mckenna, treats a wide variety of musculoskeletal complaints, with a special interest in the treatment and management of concussions. Dr Mckenna is excited to return home to Charlottetown, PE to begin her practice. She offers Chiropractic services, including manual adjustment, instrument assisted soft tissue therapy, and contemporary medical acupuncture. Dr. Mckenna is now accepting new patients so please call 902-894-4400 or go online to bodyworkspei.ca to book a consultation today!
globalnews.ca/news/7157216/coronavirus-canada-physiotherapy-recovery/
How physiotherapists are getting coronavirus patients moving again
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While coronavirus infection mainly affects the lungs, it can have a cascading effect on a person's physical health, which critical care physiotherapists see first-hand.Body Works is pleased to welcome a new Massage Therapist to our practice. Emma Griffiths, is a graduate of Vancouver College of Massage Therapy. Prior to moving to PEI, she practiced in North Vancouver and Whistler, British Columbia. Emma is experienced in Swedish Massage, Myofacial Release, Prenatal Massage, Sport Massage, Neuromuscular Treatment, Active and Passive Stretching and Trigger Point Release. Emma will be taking clients starting July 6th. Call 902-894-4400 or book online here (bodyworkspei.janeapp.com) Welcome, Emma!
body works mentioned in The Globe and Mail this morning. www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/article-i-am-so-relieved-small-gatherings-resume-as-pandemic-restr...
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Canada’s smallest province, which had only six novel coronavirus cases in the month of April, is the second province after New Brunswick to embark on a reopening plan