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  • Ask the Physio, Balance and Dizziness Disorders, Education, Injuries and Conditions, Random Leading Edge Musings, Simply Leading Edge | June 2020 by grant

    Meet our Leading Edge Vestibular Rehabilitation Team in Edmonton, St. Albert & Sherwood Park

    At leading Edge Physiotherapy we don't just offer vestibular rehabilitation. We offer a full spectrum of services for those suffering dizziness, balance and vestibular issues in Edmonton and St. Albert. This includes the application of our training, experience, clinical associations and state-of-the-art technology. We have a large team of professionals ...

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  • Ankles and Feet, Ask the Physio, Education, Injuries and Conditions, Fit after 40 - Grant on 630 Ched | March 2020 by grant

    Spring Means Casts Come Off – Fractured Ankles on Fit After 40

    Winter is starting to come to an end. Listen to our Fit After 40 show with J'Lyn Nye and yours truly as we discuss fractured ankles.Listen below to find out:What is a fracture? Do all fractures need surgery? What does it mean to reduce a fracture? What can I ...

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  • Achilles Rupture
    Ankles and Feet, Ask the Physio, Education, Injuries and Conditions, Foot Pain, Random Leading Edge Musings, Treatments and advice | March 2020 by grant

    Is the Achilles Tendon Your Achilles Heel?

    Guest Post By ~ Matt PinardDid you remember watching the Toronto Raptors 2019 NBA Championship run? You may recall a specific moment in Game 5 of the NBA finals against the Golden State Warriors. Kevin Durant, the Golden State Warriors’ superstar, bounced the ball between his legs in an attempt to get ...

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  • Ask the Physio, Education, Injuries and Conditions, Hips, Knees and Shins, Random Leading Edge Musings, Treatments and advice | February 2020 by grant

    The Bees Knees, The Terrible Triad and Other Knee Injuries

    Guest Post ~ Colin JamesNobody can really explain where the term "bees knees" came from. There isn't anything overly impressive about bees knee - but your knees on the other hand are impressive. Your knees can be a lovely joint when they are working well. They play a massive role ...

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  • Ask the Physio, Random Leading Edge Musings, Simply Leading Edge, Treatments and advice | November 2019 by grant

    I was in a car accident, do I have a choice where I get my treatment?

    The answer is yes. Under Alberta’s Auto Insurance Regulations the choice of treatment provider is yours to make. At Leading Edge we believe that your body is your most important asset. A car can be repaired and even written off, but you only get one body for life. It ...

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  • Plantar Fasciitis
    Ask the Physio, Education, Injuries and Conditions, Foot Pain, Treatments and advice | October 2019 by grant

    2 Major Causes of Heel Pain

    At Leading Edge Physio, we see a lot of feet.  One of the most common complaints that people come to us with is heel pain.  Unfortunately, when the feet hurt, there are few ways to rest them.  We need to get around, and unfortunately this requires our feet. Plantar Fasciitis ...

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  • PRP
    Ask the Physio, Random Leading Edge Musings, Treatments and advice | July 2019 by grant

    PRP – Platelet Rich Plasma: is it worth it?

    We are asked almost daily about PRP. In this article we will do our best to spell out the treatment, the hype and whether or not the appointments pan out for those who are looking for the magic bullet.The TreatmentPRP treatment is the injection of a product made ...

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  • Ask the Physio, Pelvic Health, Random Leading Edge Musings | January 2019 by grant

    Types of Urinary Incontinence

    As part of our Pelvic Health Program in Edmonton and St. Albert, we believe that a large part of our role is educating the public.Did you know that more than 3.3 million Canadians are dealing with incontinence and yet there remains a stigma and embarrassment around the subject? Sadly, this ...

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  • Ask the Physio, Education, Injuries and Conditions, Pelvic Health | December 2018 by grant

    What to Expect at Your First Visit With A Leading Edge Pelvic Health Physiotherapist

    Pelvic health issues can come in a variety of forms. They can be embarrassing, stressful and isolating. You are not alone and and you need not hide from the problem any longer... there is help.Scheduling your first appointment with a pelvic health physiotherapist can be a little nerve racking, ...

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  • Ask the Physio, Swimex Aquatic Therapy, Treatments and advice | December 2017 by grant

    Aquatic Therapy for Low Back Pain – Goggles Optional

    You won't need goggles to help your lower back but water can make a huge difference on your recovery.Degenerative disc disease, arthritis, herniated discs, spinal stenosis, mechanical low back pain and strains of the lumbar spine can make exercising a daunting task. So when all of the ads and ...

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  • Ask the Physio, Random Leading Edge Musings, Simply Leading Edge, Treatments and advice | January 2017 by grant

    Is Radial Shockwave Right For Me?

    Do you suffer from tennis elbow, golfers elbow, jumpers knee (patellar tendinitis), achilles tendinitis, plantar fasciitis or rotator cuff tendinitis and you live in Edmonton, St. Albert or surrounding areas? If you answer YES to the 4 questions below you may be a candidate for Radial Shockwave:Do you have pain ...

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  • Ask the Physio, Random Leading Edge Musings, Treatments and advice | February 2016 by grant

    6 Ways Aquatic Therapy Can Help You

    Water plays an essential role in our lives. This transparent fluid made up of three atoms, one oxygen and two hydrogen, forms the major constitution of our human body. We all know we need to drink water in order to survive and I believe that we should all drink more ...

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  • Ask the Physio, Balance and Dizziness Disorders, Education, Injuries and Conditions, Random Leading Edge Musings, Treatments and advice | February 2016 by grant

    Are Dizziness and Vertigo the same thing?

    Vertigo is not the same as dizziness These words are not synonyms. It is an important fact for a person to understand, since they mean very different things and will therefor require very different treatment and examination. People will often use the word dizziness to describe any sensation that makes ...

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  • Ask the Physio | December 2015 by grant

    Ask the Physio

    We have 100 years of combined experience treating acute and complex conditions. Let us put that experience to work for you. There are 2 ways to "ask the physio" 1. Ask for us to blog We are here to help as many people in the world that we can. Unfortunately, we are not ...

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Edge in the Community
| September 2018 by grant

Comedy Night

YUP IT'S US AGAIN: We are back again and getting more fun with age. We are pleased to be hosting the Leading Edge Comedy Gala October 13, 2018. What is it? This ...

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Ask the Physio
| December 2015 by grant

Ask the Physio

We have 100 years of combined experience treating acute and complex conditions. Let us put that experience to work for you. There are 2 ways to "ask the physio" 1. Ask for us ...

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