Our skilled physiotherapists can also assist clients who are experiencing acute symptomatic pain and movement issues (not falling in the scope outlined above) and help them to resolve the issue.
Our treatments are organized here under three categories; approaches, classes, and equipment. Click on each image for more information. You can also use our A-Z Finder
Acupuncture is the stimulation of areas on the surface of the body via the insertion of thin needles. The purpose of anatomical acupuncture is to prevent or modify the perception of pain and is thus a form of pain control.
This program was developed in collaboration with the Stroke Survivor’s Association of Ottawa. It provides an opportunity for stroke survivors to work specifically on improving arm and hand function in a small group setting.
Every concussion is different; every client’s treatment is unique. Our therapists at Action Potential Rehabilitation speciliaze in the management of concussion symptoms and long-term preventative strategies.
Motor relearning is an evidence-based therapy technique used to help clients regain or improve motor control. With a thorough understanding of one’s own motor dysfunctions, clients can, with the help of physiotherapist, retrain their muscles towards normal function.
Treatment for torticollis should be started as soon as an atypical head position is recognized, preferably when the baby is newborn or 1-2 months old. Early intervention minimizes the secondary problems that may develop such as head deformity, and asymmetrical movement.
NuStep recumbent cross-trainers offer much more than ordinary exercise systems. Using a whole-body movement, NuStep machines promote improved mobility and cardiovascular fitness, while allowing clients who may otherwise be unable to to exercise.
The Sit-to-Stand Trainer is a valuable tool for those needing help with transfers, walking, and standing—particularly postoperative, MS, Parkinson’s, and elderly clients. The device employs a counterweight system to strengthen the user’s weight-bearing muscles; unlike other machines, the sit-to-stand trains clients to stand.
The tilt table is used to gradually transition a client from a supine to upright position. Used for those who are bedridden or in wheelchairs, the system allows individuals unable to support their own weight due to injury or neurological conditions to stand.
This website provides general information about our services and conditions treated. It is not intended to be used for self-assessment or treatment, and is not a substitute for an individualized treatment plan developed by a registered physiotherapist.
By the Action Potential Rehabilitation Staff
Page last reviewed: November 26, 2025