Kinesiology Specialists in St. John's

Kinesiologists apply exercise and movement science to promote health and wellbeing; prevent, manage and rehabilitate injuries; treat illness and chronic disease; restore function, and optimize human performance in the workplace, clinical settings, sports and fitness. Their wide scope of practice may include functional ability/capacity evaluations, rehabilitation, ergonomics, home/workplace health and safety, disability management, and research.

Their wide scope of practice may include supervised exercise programs, functional ability/capacity evaluations, rehabilitation, ergonomics, home/workplace health and safety, disability management, and research.

Why choose a Certified Kinesiologist?

• They hold a university degree in kinesiology from a Canadian post-secondary institution
• Has signed a code of ethics
• Participates in continuing education
• Hold professional liability insurance

Some of the conditions a certified Kinesiologist can help to rehabilitate are:

• Workplace related injuries
• Motor Vehicle Accident-related injuries
• Sports Injuries
• Muscle, joint and tendon injuries
• Arthritis, tendonitis and bursitis
• Chronic pain conditions