Athletic Therapy is not just for athletes. It’s a healthcare profession focused on preventing, assessing, and rehabilitating musculoskeletal injuries, including emergency care. Athletic therapists improve muscle and joint mobility and provide pain relief using manual therapies, exercise prescriptions, and taping. They address workplace and motor vehicle accident injuries, chronic or recurring issues, and injuries from sports, falls, or daily activities. Athletic Therapy follows the Sports Medicine Model of Care to ensure effective care. Despite the name, Athletic Therapy is for everyone, offering comprehensive care to enhance overall physical health and well-being.
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BodyTalk is Self-Care
Your body knows you better than anyone else. BodyTalk has the ability to get Yes/No feedback from the intelligence within you. The information gathered assists with communication and connection within. The BodyTalk system has a roadmap to lead the practitioner to the priority. Genetics, past events, emotions, energy systems, body parts and environment are all on this roadmap protocol chart. Even old beliefs may be contributing to the current unpleasant experiences within you. Specific techniques highlighted in treatment include tapping the information into your nervous system. Once aware, changes can be made.
Plan Today for a Healthier, Wealthier Tomorrow
Healthy aging isn’t just about good nutrition and exercise—it’s also about financial preparedness. Creating a smart budget that includes wellness essentials like nutritious food, fitness, and preventive care supports both your physical health and financial peace of mind. As we live longer, planning for retirement, healthcare costs, and long-term goals becomes vital. Small financial steps today can reduce stress and support independence. Join our bi-weekly free co-working online events, Sunday evenings at 6pm, for motivation and connection. This summer, review your savings and wellness budget with a financial advisor to build a healthier, wealthier future.
Prioritizing Self-Care at Every Age
At Aspira Stonebridge Crossing, we believe self-care is essential at every stage of life. From nutritious chef-prepared meals and wellness programs to social events and serene spaces, our community is designed to support physical, mental, and emotional well-being. Residents are encouraged to stay active, connect with others, and enjoy the activities they love—with support when needed and independence when desired. Whether it’s joining a yoga class, spending time in the garden, or simply enjoying a peaceful afternoon tea, self-care isn’t just a practice here—it’s a way of life. Because caring for yourself is always in season.
The Quiet Power of Platonic Touch
As a platonic touch practitioner, I offer a nurturing, consent-based cuddling experience that provides comforting, human touch to support emotional well-being. Sessions are intentional, deeply grounding, and intuitive, designed to offer the connection and support you’re seeking. We’ll discuss your preferences and establish boundaries, ensuring comfort and safety. During our cuddle session, we maintain open communication, allowing you to relax, feel heard, and be supported. This experience is especially beneficial for those feeling isolated, overwhelmed, or longing for connection, offering a space to feel cared for and deeply at ease.
Rolling into Better Health
Rollators aren’t just mobility aids—they are the key to a healthier lifestyle. By providing stability and reducing the risk of falls, rollators encourage safe, consistent movement. Whether it’s a walk to the mailbox or a stroll through the park, staying active can improve heart health, strengthen muscles, and support joint flexibility. Regular physical activity also boosts mood, sharpens the mind, and helps manage conditions like arthritis or high blood pressure. With the added comfort of a seat and storage, rollators turn exercise into an easy, enjoyable part of everyday life. Visit us at 2346 Millar Avenue to enjoy greater independence with every step!
Prioritizing Self-Care with Support
Self-care is essential for maintaining physical, emotional, and mental well-being—especially for older adults and family caregivers. It can be as simple as staying hydrated, taking a walk, connecting with friends, or enjoying a quiet moment. Too often, family caregivers neglect their own needs while caring for others. That’s where Home Instead can help. Our compassionate Care Pros support aging adults in their daily activities, giving family members peace of mind and time to recharge. Whether it’s a few hours a week or full-time assistance, we’re here to make care and self-care more accessible for everyone. Learn more online at www.HomeInstead.ca/3023.
More Fun Than a Treadmill: Try Dancing
Let’s be honest — dancing is way more fun than a treadmill workout or lifting weights. It’s a fantastic way to stay physically active, while also giving your brain a boost. Learning to lead or follow in partner dances challenges coordination, focus, and memory. Best of all, it pulls you away from screens and into real-life social interaction. Interested in giving it a try? Just search “UofSBDC” for the University of Saskatchewan Ballroom Dance Club. With six decades of experience, they offer affordable, well-structured dance seasons. Dance for fun, fitness, and friendship—your mind and body will thank you!
Stay Social, Support Your Hearing Health
Did you know that untreated hearing loss can lead to social isolation and even cognitive decline? Staying connected with friends and loved ones plays a vital role in your overall well-being. If you find yourself withdrawing from conversations or struggling to hear in group settings, it could be a sign of hearing loss. A simple hearing test can help you take the first step toward better communication and improved quality of life. Modern hearing solutions are discreet, comfortable, and effective. Don’t miss out on life’s important moments—stay social and keep your hearing health in check!
Clean Eating Recipe
Ginger Mojito Mocktail. 1-inch grated ginger. 1-inch grated cucumber. Juice of half a lime. 6 mint leaves. 1 cup sparkling water. Muddle ginger, cucumber, and lime in a bowl. Strain the mixture into your glass using a small strainer. rub mint leaves together and place in glass. Add ice and top with half ginger beer, half sparkling water. Stir and garnish with your choice of lime wheels, ginger, cucumber or mint. Enjoy!
Trivia Questions:
1. What percentage of the human body is water? 2. True or False. It is possible to breathe and swallow at the same time. 3. How many bones are in the adult human body? 4. What hormone, often called the “stress hormone,” can impact your mental health? 5. How many times does the heartbeat per day?
