Our Blog
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Managing pain flares
Pain flares can occur in patients with neuroplastic pain for many reasons, often when multiple small stressors add up. Neuroplastic pain flares are not usually a sign of tissue damage.
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What is neuroplastic pain?
Neural sensitization or neuroplastic pain (sometimes called central sensitization), is a condition where the nervous system becomes overly reactive and continues to produce pain even after the original tissue injury
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Diagnostic Medial Branch Block
What is a Medial Branch Block? A medial branch block (MBB) is a diagnostic procedure used to determine whether your back or neck pain is coming from the facet joints
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Pain Reprocessing Therapy
We are excited to offer a pain reprocessing course via our integrated physiotherapy program. Pain reprocessing therapy helps patients retrain their brains so that chronic pain is no longer affecting
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New Physician
We are happy to announce that Dr. Sam Brophy has joined the clinic. He is dual certified in Emergency Medicine and Pain Medicine and can perform all advanced axial procedures
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New Physician
We are happy to announce that Dr. Jeremy Murray-Guenther has joined the clinic. He is dual certified in Internal Medicine and Pain Medicine and can perform all advanced axial procedures
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Dr. Jeremy Murray-Guenther
Dr. Murray-Guenther is dual-certified by the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada in Internal Medicine and Pain Medicine. He started his career with Island Health where he helped
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Andrea
Andrea is our X-ray Technologist, with national certification and registration from the Canadian Association of Medical Radiation Technologists dating back to 2006. She brings a wealth of experience and knowledge
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Crystal
Crystal is a highly skilled office manager, with extensive experience in office management and administration within the medical and dental realms. Her wide range of business skills and training has
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Hang
Hang is one of our two front desk MOAs. She has a natural talent for organization and a warm and friendly disposition. Hang is typically the first point of contact