Eric Nijjar, Massage Therapist

Description

Eric Nijjar is a registered Massage therapist who focuses on finding your limitations and working with them to optimize your daily movements and movements through sport.

He uses a full-body analysis connecting each joint and its function through movement patterns, states of emotion, and mindset.

His treatments consist of a mixture of deep tissue, functional range conditioning, fascial stretch, and reload training for self-care.

He focuses on the body as a whole to eliminate the issue at hand for long-term relief.

Treatments & services

• Deep tissue massage
• Sports massage
• Wellness massage

Languages spoken

• English

Professional associations

• Registered with the College of Massage Therapists of Ontario.

Summary

Park Lawn Physiotherapy was created to offer customized, personable, and specialized care.  Our brand of physiotherapy uses a completely natural approach to healing, utilizing movement as a way to achieve your health goals. We don't believe complex equipment or devices are necessary to achieve your health goals. In fact, we encourage using body weight, gravity and simple equipment which can be used at home or office to perform our prescribed exercises. We also use a variety of highly specialized manual techniques to move your joints, soft tissue and neural tissue.

Services & supplies

• Acupuncture
• Back pain
• Bracing and splinting
• Concussion therapy
• Deep tissue massage
• Ergonomics
• Home Visits
• Hot & cold therapy
• Hydrotherapy
• Joint manipulation
• Joint mobilization
• Joint pain
• Laser therapy
• Leg pain
• Neck pain
• Pelvic health
• Pre/Post-surgical rehabilitation
• Shoulder pain
• Skin and wound care
• Soft tissue therapy
• Sports massage
• Temporo-Mandibular joint (TMJ) pain treatment
• Vestibular rehabilitation
• Virtual visits
• Wellness massage

Amenities

• Close to public transit
• Free Wi-Fi
• Wheelchair accessible

• 658 The Queensway, Toronto, ON M8Y 1K7
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