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Movement & Rehabilitation

Kinesiology & Active Rehab

Movement-based rehabilitation to rebuild strength, coordination, and confidence

Best For

Post-injury recovery, chronic condition management, return-to-sport training

Session

30–55 minutes

Typical Course

8–12 sessions

Coverage

Extended health benefits (kinesiology/exercise therapy)

What Is Kinesiology & Active Rehab?

Kinesiology and active rehabilitation represent the bridge between passive treatment and full functional recovery. Led by a registered kinesiologist, our active rehab services focus on rebuilding strength, coordination, and confidence through guided movement and progressive exercise programming.

Active rehab is essential for:

  • Translating therapeutic gains into real-world function
  • Restoring ability to perform daily activities
  • Supporting return to work, sports, and hobbies
  • Preventing re-injury after recovery

At At Ease Physio in South Surrey, our kinesiology services integrate seamlessly with our physiotherapy care. Whether you’re recovering from a knee injury, managing chronic pain, or working through shoulder mobility issues, our Morgan Crossing location features dedicated gym space equipped for progressive strengthening and functional movement training.

Learn more about our approach in Get Moving with Kinesiology.

How It Helps

Strength Rebuilding

Systematic strengthening restores muscle function lost to injury, surgery, or prolonged inactivity

Functional Movement Training

Exercises mirror real-life activities to prepare your body for daily demands

Coordination and Motor Control

Guided movement practice retrains neuromuscular patterns for better balance and proprioception

Confidence Restoration

Progressive challenges rebuild trust in your body's capabilities

Injury Prevention

Correcting movement compensations and strength imbalances reduces future injury risk

Chronic Condition Management

Regular guided exercise manages symptoms and improves quality of life

Conditions We Treat

Post-injury rehabilitation — Sprains, strains, fractures, and soft tissue injuries requiring structured return to function Chronic conditions — Arthritis, chronic pain syndromes, fibromyalgia, and other long-term conditions Sports injuries — From weekend warriors to competitive athletes needing sport-specific recovery Work-related injuries — Functional rehabilitation tailored to your job's physical demands Post-surgical recovery — Joint replacements, ACL reconstructions, rotator cuff repairs Deconditioning — Rebuilding capacity after extended illness, hospitalization, or prolonged inactivity

What to Expect

1

Comprehensive Assessment

Your initial appointment includes a functional assessment reviewing medical history, goals, and current movement patterns, strength, and functional capacity.

2

Guided Exercise Sessions

Each session involves supervised exercise with hands-on coaching including warm-up, targeted strengthening, functional movement training, balance work, and cool-down.

3

Progress and Reassessment

Regular reassessment ensures your program evolves with your recovery, with clear documentation of strength, function, and progress toward your goals.

Who Is This For?

This treatment may be right for you if you:

Completed acute rehabilitation and ready to rebuild strength and function
Managing a chronic condition and want to improve function and quality of life
Athletes recovering from injury or preparing for a new season
Want to move better, feel stronger, or build resilience against future problems
Hit a plateau in recovery and need guidance transitioning back to full activity
Need structured progression without the intimidation of a commercial gym

Why Choose At Ease Physio?

Registered Kinesiologist on Staff

Rachel Craig brings specialized training in human movement and exercise science, ensuring your program is grounded in evidence-based practice.

Integrated with Physiotherapy Care

Your kinesiologist works directly with your physiotherapist for seamless progression from hands-on treatment to active rehabilitation. We also offer manual therapy to complement your active rehab.

Progressive, Goal-Oriented Approach

Every program is designed with clear objectives and systematic progression so you always know what you are working toward.

Comfortable Gym Space

Our Morgan Crossing clinic features dedicated exercise space in a non-intimidating environment.

Frequently Asked Questions

Physiotherapy focuses on assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of movement disorders, often involving hands-on techniques. Kinesiology emphasizes active rehabilitation through exercise prescription. At At Ease Physio, these services work together — physiotherapy addresses acute issues while kinesiology builds lasting strength and function.
Many patients begin with two sessions per week and adjust based on progress. Your kinesiologist will recommend a schedule appropriate for your needs and may provide exercises to perform independently between sessions.
Wear comfortable, athletic clothing that allows for movement. Running shoes or cross-trainers are appropriate. Avoid jeans or restrictive clothing that might limit your range of motion.
Initial improvements in movement quality often occur within the first few weeks. Measurable strength gains typically appear after four to six weeks of consistent training. Your kinesiologist will help you understand realistic expectations for your specific situation.
Many extended health plans include coverage under 'kinesiology' or 'exercise therapy.' Coverage varies by plan, so check with your insurance provider. Our clinic provides receipts with appropriate practitioner designation for your claims.

Ready to Rebuild Your Strength?

Injury recovery takes more than rest. Book an assessment and let us guide you through a progressive program to regain function and confidence.