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Spinal Traction Vancouver

Experience the Transformative Power of Spinal Traction

At Treloar Physiotherapy Clinic, we’re committed to providing innovative and effective treatments to address a wide range of conditions. Spinal Traction, a specialized form of decompression therapy, offers a non-surgical solution to alleviate pressure on the spine, promoting healing and pain relief for those suffering from chronic and acute spinal conditions.

Tailored to Your Unique Needs

Understanding that each client’s condition and pain levels are unique, our physiotherapists conduct thorough initial assessments to determine the most effective treatment plan for you. If Spinal Traction is recommended as part of your wellness plan, it will be tailored to address your specific spinal issues, ensuring that you receive the most beneficial and comfortable treatment possible.

How Spinal Traction Works

During a Spinal Traction session at Treloar Physiotherapy Clinic, you’ll be placed on a traction table or similar device. Your physiotherapist will then use mechanical or manual techniques to gently stretch your spine. This process decreases the pressure within your spinal discs, potentially retracting herniated or bulging discs and taking pressure off nerves and other structures in your spine. This relief from pressure can lead to significant pain reduction and improved mobility.

The Benefits of Spinal Traction

Choosing Spinal Traction at Treloar Physiotherapy Clinic offers several advantages:

  • Non-Surgical Relief: An effective alternative to invasive procedures, providing relief without the need for surgery.
  • Pain Reduction: Alleviates back pain by relieving pressure on spinal nerves.
  • Increased Mobility: Improves range of motion and flexibility in the spine.
  • Promotes Healing: Enhances the body’s natural healing processes by improving nutrient flow to the spinal discs.

What is Spinal Traction?

Spinal Traction is a therapeutic method designed to relieve pressure on the spine. By gently stretching the spine, this treatment creates more space between the vertebrae, which can reduce pressure on compressed nerves, improve circulation, and promote the movement of water, oxygen, and nutrient-rich fluids into the discs so they can heal.

Rates

15 minute session – $45

Find Relief with Spinal Traction

Herniated Discs
Post-surgical Recovery
Pinched Nerves
Spinal Stenosis
Degenerative Disc Disease
Neck Pain
Sciatica
Chronic Back Pain

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Trusted Expertise

With over 40 years in the community, our experienced professionals are committed to providing exceptional care tailored to your needs.

Innovative Treatments

Leveraging the latest in healthcare research and techniques, we offer innovative treatments designed to accelerate your recovery and enhance your quality of life.

Empowerment and Education

We’re dedicated to empowering you with the knowledge and tools for a healthier, more active lifestyle, guiding you towards achieving your wellness goals.

Ready to Experience the Benefits of Spinal Traction?

If you’re struggling with back pain or a spinal condition and are looking for a non-invasive treatment option, Spinal Traction at Treloar Physiotherapy Clinic may be the solution you’ve been searching for. Our team of skilled physiotherapists is dedicated to helping you achieve lasting relief and improved spinal health.

Contact us today to schedule your initial assessment and find out if Spinal Traction is right for your wellness plan.

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Insurance Partners

Enjoy hassle-free direct billing at Treloar Physiotherapy Clinic! We work with a wide variety of major insurance companies, to ensure your focus remains on your recovery, not the paperwork. Feel free to contact us for more information.

  • Pacific Blue Cross
  • SunLife Financial
  • CanadaLife + PSHCP (TELUS)
  • Manulife (TELUS)
  • Green Shield
  • Desjardins (TELUS)
  • Chambers
  • Group Health (TELUS)
  • Empire Life
  • Equitable Life
  • Medavie Blue Cross
  • Johnson Inc. (TELUS)
  • Industrial Alliance (TELUS)
  • RWAM Insurance (TELUS)
  • Claim Secure (TELUS)
  • Johnston Inc. (TELUS)
  • SSQ Beneva
  • Maximum Benefit (TELUS)
  • People Corporation (TELUS)
  • Simply Benefits (TELUS)

Areas We Serve

Downtown
Collingwood
Marpole
Strathcona
Kerrisdale
Point Grey
South Granville
Vancouver, BC
Cambie
Fairview
Olympic Village
Kitsilano
Southlands
Arbutus
South Vancouver
Mount Pleasant
West End
Knight
Oakridge
UBC
Dunbar

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Spinal Traction Vancouver FAQs

Yes, spinal traction (also known as Spinal decompression therapy) can be beneficial for many people. It is a non-invasive treatment that helps to achieve negative pressure within the spinal discs. It can help to relieve pain associated with herniated discs, sciatica, degenerative disc disease, pinched spinal nerves, spinal stenosis and other spinal conditions. Spinal traction can also help to improve the range of motion in the spine and increase blood flow. However, it is important to speak with your Physiotherapist to determine if this method of treatment is recommended for you.

No, spinal traction is generally considered a safe form of treatment. It is non-invasive and does not involve any drugs or surgery. Your Physiotherapist will be able to assess your condition and determine if spinal traction is the best option for you.

The length of time you should do spinal traction will depend on your individual condition and the severity of your symptoms. Generally, it is recommended to start with short sessions (15 minutes) and gradually increase the duration as needed. Your Physiotherapist will be able to advise you on how long you should do spinal traction based on your individual needs. It is essential to follow their instructions carefully in order to get the most benefit from the treatment.

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