OUR SERVICES
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At Synapse Physiotherapy Mississauga, we provide expert, personalized care backed by over 20 years of experience. Whether you’re recovering from an injury, managing a neurological condition, or dealing with dizziness, our specialized physiotherapy services are designed to help you heal faster and move better.
20+ years of trusted physiotherapy care
Vestibular Rehabilitation
If you’re experiencing dizziness, imbalance, or vertigo, vestibular therapy can help. Through targeted exercises and one-on-one treatment, our vestibular rehab helps retrain your brain and body to restore stability and reduce symptoms.
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Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV) is a common inner ear issue that causes brief episodes of spinning when you move your head. Physiotherapy uses repositioning techniques like the Epley maneuver to relieve symptoms and restore balance.
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Post-concussion symptoms, such as dizziness, headaches, and poor coordination, can linger long after a head injury. Vestibular rehab helps retrain your brain and body to recover more quickly.
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Ménière’s disease causes episodes of vertigo, hearing loss, and ringing in the ears. Physiotherapy can help reduce motion sensitivity and improve balance control.
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Labyrinthitis is an inner ear infection that affects balance and causes vertigo. Physiotherapy helps re-establish stability through targeted exercises.
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Vestibular neuritis is similar to labyrinthitis but typically doesn’t affect hearing. Vestibular rehab aids in retraining the balance system for faster recovery.
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Migraine-associated vertigo brings on dizziness during or between migraine episodes. Therapy can help reduce sensitivity to motion and visual triggers.
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Stroke and traumatic brain injury (TBI) often affect movement and coordination. Neuro physiotherapy supports recovery by improving strength, mobility, and independence.
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General balance and fall risk issues, especially common in older adults, can be improved through physiotherapy that focuses on strengthening, coordination, and fall prevention strategies.
Neuro Physiotherapy
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Stroke can lead to weakness, coordination issues, and difficulty with balance or movement. Neuro physiotherapy helps restore mobility, improve strength, and support relearning of daily activities.
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Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) / Head Injury may result in physical, cognitive, and balance impairments. Physiotherapy focuses on rebuilding motor skills, improving coordination, and enhancing functional independence.
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Spinal Cord Injury often causes partial or complete loss of movement and sensation. Physiotherapy helps maximize mobility, manage spasticity, and improve quality of life through targeted rehabilitation.
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Parkinson’s Disease affects movement, balance, and posture. Physiotherapy plays a key role in improving gait, reducing stiffness, and maintaining independence through structured movement strategies.
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Multiple Sclerosis (MS) can cause fatigue, muscle weakness, and coordination issues. Physiotherapy helps manage symptoms, maintain strength, and improve balance with individualized treatment plans.
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Bell’s Palsy causes sudden weakness or paralysis of the facial muscles. Physiotherapy supports facial muscle retraining and helps restore symmetry and function over time.
Neurological conditions can impact movement, coordination, and quality of life. Our neuro physiotherapy programs are tailored to support recovery and improve function. Our goal is to help you regain strength, balance, and independence through evidence-based neurological rehab.
Post-Accident Rehabilitation
Recovering after a car accident or major injury can be overwhelming. With two decades of experience in both catastrophic and non-catastrophic cases, we offer results-driven therapy to guide your recovery. Whether you’re dealing with whiplash, soft tissue injury, or complex neurological trauma, we develop custom plans to help reduce pain, restore mobility, and support long-term healing.
Massage therapy
Message therapy is provided by appointment only.
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Massage helps by reducing stiffness, increasing local blood flow, and calming overactive muscles, which can make everyday movement feel easier and less painful.
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Releasing tight muscles in the scalp, neck, and upper shoulders may decrease trigger activity and improve how comfortably the head and jaw move
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Massage can support recovery by improving circulation to sore areas, helping restore range of motion, and reducing the “stiff and heavy” feeling after training.
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Working on common postural hot spots (like upper back, chest/shoulder girdle, and hip flexors) can reduce compensatory tightness and help you sit/stand with less strain.
Massage can help decrease guarding and improve tissue pliability, which often translates to better mobility and smoother movement patterns.
Why Choose Synapse?
Personalized, one-on-one treatment plans
Proven results for complex and chronic conditions
Supportive team focused on your goals
BEGIN YOUR Recovery TOday.
We offer both at home and in-clinic sessions. Contact us for more information.