Total Health Link
About
Comprehensive chiropractic and physiotherapy clinic in Burlington offering integrated treatment plans. Services include chiropractic, physiotherapy, massage therapy, pelvic floor therapy, athletic therapy, acupuncture, dry needling, cupping, Graston technique, shockwave therapy, cold laser therapy, fascial stretching, spinal decompression, vestibular therapy, and concussion testing/rehab.
Our Story
The concept behind Total Health Link was to create a truly innovative clinical environment that encompasses a wide variety of health care provider practices including chiropractic treatment, physiotherapy, and massage therapy. Total Health Link integrates these disciplines into a customized, comprehensive treatment plan that is unique for each patient. The motto "Your Link to Total Health" reflects the commitment to patient well-being.
Services
Cryotherapy treatments
Chiropractic care
Physiotherapy
Massage therapy
Sports injury rehabilitation
Pain management therapy
Wellness consultations
Nutritional guidance
Specialties
Our Team
Kimberly Paterson
Registered Massage Therapist
Kimberly began her career as a Rehabilitation Specialist and as an aerobics instructor. She completed her Registered Massage Therapy Degree in 2004, her Pregnancy Massage diploma in 2004, her Reflexology and Reiki diploma in 2005, and her Doctorate of Acupuncture in 2007. Kimberly incorporates a wide variety of modalities within her treatments to obtain the most effective results.
Daytona Gilroy-Briand
Registered Massage Therapist & Certified Athletic Therapist
Daytona is a Certified Athletic Therapist, Registered Massage Therapist, and acupuncture provider. She has experience working with a variety of patient populations and is passionate about encouraging an active lifestyle.
Dr. Amber Purins
Doctor of Chiropractic
Dr. Amber Purins completed her Doctor of Chiropractic Degree at the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College. She is full-body certified in Active Release Technique and has been trained in Graston soft tissue therapy, Activator, Thompson, and Webster adjustment techniques.
Dr. Ed Fillion
Doctor of Chiropractic
Dr. Ed Fillion graduated from the University of Alberta and completed his Doctor of Chiropractic degree at the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College. He combines a variety of chiropractic adjusting techniques with nutrition, stretching, massage, physiotherapy, and active rehabilitation exercise programs.
Thomas Blaszczyk
Registered Physiotherapist
Thomas is a registered physiotherapist who completed his Master’s Physiotherapy Degree in Krakow, Poland. He has been practicing in the private sector in Canada since 2007.
Joya Sohani
Registered Physiotherapist, Pelvic Floor Physiotherapist & Vestibular Physiotherapist
Joya is a passionate Registered Physiotherapist with a focus on Neuromusculoskeletal injuries. She believes in developing an open and honest relationship with clients to guide them through their challenges.
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Find Us
Burlington
3015-C New Street (at Guelph Line)
Burlington, ON L7R 1K3
Parking
Ample free parking available along New Street.
Transit
Conveniently located near bus routes with easy access for public transit users.
Walk-in Policy
Appointment recommended for best service availability.
Accepting new clients
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Contact Information
Address
3015-C New Street (at Guelph Line)
Burlington, ON L7R 1K3
Phone
(905) 333-4888Website
Visit WebsiteFrequently Asked Questions
Q1:What is cryotherapy and how does it work?
Cryotherapy is a treatment that involves exposing the body to extremely cold temperatures to reduce inflammation, relieve pain, and enhance recovery. It works by constricting blood vessels to minimize swelling and then allowing increased blood flow to the area once the treatment is complete.
Q2:Is cryotherapy safe?
Yes, cryotherapy is generally considered safe for most individuals when performed by trained professionals. However, it's important to discuss any pre-existing health conditions with your provider before undergoing treatment.
Q3:How long does a typical cryotherapy session last?
A typical cryotherapy session lasts about 3 to 5 minutes, during which the body is exposed to cold temperatures to achieve the desired therapeutic effects.
Q4:What conditions can cryotherapy help treat?
Cryotherapy can help treat a variety of conditions, including chronic pain, sports injuries, arthritis, and muscle soreness, as well as aid in recovery from workouts.
Q5:How often should I undergo cryotherapy sessions?
The frequency of cryotherapy sessions can vary based on individual goals and health conditions. Many patients benefit from 2 to 3 sessions per week, but it's best to consult with our specialists to create a personalized plan.
Additional Information
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Payment Methods
Accessibility
Wheelchair accessible
Accessible parking
Parking
Ample free parking available along New Street.
Transit Access
Conveniently located near bus routes with easy access for public transit users.
Walk-in Policy
Appointment recommended for best service availability.
Safety Protocols
Enhanced cleaning protocols
Sanitization stations