Physiotherapists concentrate on maximizing your mobility to improve your quality of life, no matter why you initially need to see them. They use clinical reasoning to design tailored treatment plans that are based on factors like your current and ongoing conditions, your strength, and the nature of your problem.
Common Conditions
Common Conditions
Physiotherapists concentrate on maximizing your mobility to improve your quality of life, no matter why you initially need to see them. They use clinical reasoning to design tailored treatment plans that are based on factors like your current and ongoing conditions, your strength, and the nature of your problem.

Here at Inspine Therapy, we treat a range of different people with a variety of conditions and needs. Across our two physiotherapy clinics in Coquitlam and Port Moody, we see people of all ages who are recovering from medical procedures, sports injuries, car accidents, falls, and age-related issues. We help cancer patients and sufferers of chronic conditions like arthritis and back pain.
Physiotherapists cover a broad spectrum of common problems and form a vital part of recovery for millions of Canadians every year. They help patients recover more quickly, avoid future problems, regain and even improve strength and get back to normal as soon as possible.
How does a physiotherapist work?
Physiotherapists concentrate on maximizing your mobility to improve your quality of life, no matter why you initially need to see them. They use clinical reasoning to design tailored treatment plans that are based on factors like your current and ongoing conditions, your strength, and the nature of your problem.
Your Coquitlam physiotherapist may also take factors like your job and social situation into account when they formulate a treatment plan. Crucially, as well as solving the symptoms of problems, physiotherapists also seek out the causes of problems. They’re active in seeking out and then correcting the root cause, whether that’s occupational (such as in the case of a repetitive strain injury or biomechanical (like poor posture, for instance).
When do I need to see a physiotherapist in Port Moody or Coquitlam?
Many people believe physiotherapists treat only a rather narrow band of conditions, but that couldn’t be further from the truth. You may need to see a local physiotherapist if you suffer from musculoskeletal pain or a lack of mobility (stiffness) if you have inflammation, experience headaches, or get an injury to one of your muscles, ligaments, or joints.
Physiotherapists also see patients with other soft tissue injuries, sports injuries, repetitive strains like golfer’s elbow or runner’s knee, and after ankle sprains. You might also see a physio if you have carpal tunnel syndrome, poor posture, which causes other issues, or after a stroke to restore movement.
The list is almost endless, but here’s a selection of reasons you may visit a physiotherapist in Coquitlam:
For neck and back pain: One of the most common forms of muscular pain out there is back or neck pain. It affects millions of us, and physiotherapists can help reduce tension and increase mobility while promoting blood flow and ultimately easing painful symptoms.
Bursitis and Arthritis
Back problems like Sciatica
Degenerative disc disease of herniated discs
Pinched nerves
Spinal stenosis
Stress fractures or osteoporosis
Scoliosis, including in children
Spinal Pain
Spinal Adjustments
For sports Injuries: Sports injuries often occur when an athlete puts too much demand on a specific bodily area in the pursuit of performance. Physios are experts at assessment, examining an athlete’s techniques, movements, gait, strengths and weaknesses to identify solutions and prevent recurrences:
Sports Hernias
Hamstring Injury
Joint Dislocations and Subluxations
Balance Problems and Retraining
Tears, Sprains & Strains
Overuse & Repetitive Strain Injuries
Labral Tear
Muscle Strains and pulled muscles
Muscle Imbalances
Fractures
Golfers and Tennis Elbow
Post-surgical Rehab
ACL Tears
Sprains, Strains and Contusions
MCL Sprains
Cartilage Damage
Dancing Injuries
Groin Strain
Knee Ligament Injuries (MCL/LCL/ACL)
Ankle Sprains & Strains
For rehab after surgery: The period after any surgery is crucial, and physiotherapists help to promote faster, optimal recovery in a broad range of patients. They help with natural pain relief and use methods that promote blood flow – which significantly increases healing rates. Not only that, but depending on your specific condition, a Port Moody physio can assist with getting you up and walking faster, or regaining strength in an affected limb, for instance.
Total Knee Replacements
Hip Replacement
Pre and Post Partum Related Conditions
Scar Tissue
For overuse injuries: Many employees develop repetitive strain injuries that can have a huge impact on quality of life and their ability to work. Even recreational activities can result in such injuries over extended periods. Physios help to reduce both the symptoms and causes of overuse injuries.
Achilles Tendinosis
Piriformis Syndrome
Meniscal Lesions
Baker’s Cyst
Ankle and Foot Pain
Shin Splints
Achilles Tendonitis
Metatarsalgia
Avulsion Fracture
Fallen Arches
Footballer’s Ankle
Gait Dysfunctions and Abnormalities
Metatarsal Pain
Heel Stress Fracture
Heel Spur and Pain
Limps
Runners Knee
Thigh Strains
Osteoarthritic Knees
TMJ Dysfunction
Physiotherapy in Coquitlam and Port Moody: How to make an appointment
If you’d like to find out more about physiotherapy in Port Moody or Coquitlam or discuss your specific needs, please don’t hesitate to give us a call on 604-936-8288. Alternatively, you can check availability and book an appointment online.