By BOB Awards

Best Physiotherapist : Jill Strachan

Oct 22, 2018 | 11:38 AM

When recovering from an injury, finding a physiotherapist committed to continuous education and a passion for healing is vital.

In Prince Albert, that would be accomplished physiotherapist Jill Strachan, who has over thirteen years of practice in diagnosing and treating a multitude of ailments.

Physiotherapy, in an orthopaedic setting, one of the many realms in which Strachan specializes, includes the assessment of a physical condition followed by appropriate care.

Back pain

Those who visit Strachan can expect to be told an accurate diagnosis of what is provoking their ailment, followed with appropriate healing treatments.

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Strachan offers a wide array of professional services to her clients, which can include everything from high school athletes to those working to recover from a motor vehicle collision injury.

Strachan is trained and offers a multitude of services to those in need. She is capable to render an assessment of primary orthopaedic conditions and relevant treatment, ranging from joint mobilerection and manipulation to acupuncture, dry needling, electro-acupuncture, myofascial release and exercise prescription.

Areas of treatment

Despite possessing an already deep knowledge, Strachan strives continuously to educate herself on the latest and best practices in an ever-evolving field.

“As a physiotherapist, one is able to specialize or expand their expertise through post-graduate educational courses,” Strachan said. “I have been fortunate to allow my scope of practice to be diverse and treat many conditions.”

This is key as to why Strachan pursued this line of work.

“I enjoy learning and assessing and treating physical conditions,” she said. “It is very rewarding to help people who need it.”

Knee injury

Strachan works at Hillside Health & Fitness, which, for 31 years, has educated and empowered the Gateway to the North on active and healthy lifestyles.

The entire team lives by the motto of treating an individual and not just a body part. They also help clients along the road to recovery following accidents or illness through trusted physiotherapy.

With a fully equipped gym, dynamic programming opportunities encased in a quieter personal setting are just a few of the reasons many locals flock to Hillside and Strachan.

Those interesting in booking an appointment with Strachan, who is always happy to help, can reach her at 764-3434.

For more information, you can visit the facilities website for everything they offer and testimonials from their satisfied clients at www.hillsidehealth.ca.

If you are looking to improve your health, fitness level or need to work through an injury, Hillside’s door is always open at 195 17th St. E., at the bottom of the hill on 2nd Ave. East. You can also call them at 306-764-3434 and follow the team on Facebook on Twitter.

Phone: 306-764-3434

Address:
95 17 Street West
Prince Albert, SK S6V 3X4