Soft Tissue Therapy, Post-Operative Rehabilitation, Fitness Appraisal, "Return to Work" Assessments, Workplace Ergonomics
Dr. Shaveen Jayalathge (DC, MS) is an evidence-based Chiropractor. He graduated from D’Youville College receiving his Doctor of Chiropractic degree in 2020 and obtained his Honors Bachelors of Science from McMaster University in Life Sciences.
He has most recently completed his Master of Science degree in Anatomy, and has been published in the Journal of Craniovertebral Junction and Spine.
Applying low force through fixated joints to improve range of motion and pain levels. Adjustments are fast, but not forceful, allowing for safe, specific and controlled manipulation of joints.
An evidence-based approach to the Traditional Chinese Medicne (TCM) practise of needle insertion (electro-acupuncture is also ofered).
Using instrumentation to break down scar tissue, decrease muscle tightness, and stimulate tissue healing.
Pinning and stretching muscles to decrease muscle spasms, tightness, referred pain and headaches.
Used to increase blood flow to localized regions, in order to decrease muscle stiffness, reduce inflammation, promote tissue healing, and decrease pain.
Applying leuko/kinesio/leuko/rocktape to the surface of the skin in order to stabilize bones, musles and ligaments during activity, and decompress tissue to reduce inflamation.
Comprehensive gaitscan anaylsis, coupled with individualized foot impression moldings ensure that your custom orthotics are specific to you, correcting sources of dysfunction.
Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS), and Interferential current (IFC), are effective therapies to alleviate nerve, soft-tissue and deep joint pain.
Photobiomodulation uses low-level light therapy (LLLT) to increase cellular energy production, stimulating the body's innate healing mechanisms, accelerating tissue repair and regeneration.
Extracorpeal shockwave therapy (ESWT) is effective for chronic pain relfie of multiple conoins such as tendinitis, bursisits, fasiatis and soft-tissue calficiations.