About revive
What you can expect from us.
About revive
What you can expect from us.
Setting a new standard in physiotherapy.
Revive Physiotherapy was born out of the idea that the physiotherapy profession can do better.
We believe that rehabilitation should be a positive experience in which you feel empowered and confident as you navigate your injury, or recover from persistent pain.
At Revive, we are goal and outcome-oriented. All treatment sessions are one-on-one during which you receive undivided attention from a licensed Physiotherapist. Sessions are active and exercise-focused. We work with our clients to create treatment plans that are unique and customized to their goals and vision for themselves.
Our Process
When you visit Revive, you will be guided through a three-step process.
Step one
Spend time with you one-on-one to discuss your pain, injury, or recent surgery and understand how it has affected your background, specific needs, workplace, activities, and hobbies.
Step two
A Physical Exam to assess how you are moving, your pain triggers, and any specific movements related to your usual activities (running, golf, workplace etc.)
Step three
A treatment plan including a recovery timeline and prognosis, therapeutic exercises, hands on treatment, and education on how to modify your usual activities if necessary as you rehabilitate.
What can I expect at my first visit?
Upon your first visit you will have an in depth assessment with your Physiotherapist.
During the assessment, you and your Physiotherapist will spend time discussing your injury, lifestyle, and personal goals.
After that discussion, you will undergo a physical assessment of your movement, strengths, and pain. Your injury will then be explained in depth, following which you and your Physiotherapist will discuss a treatment plan that is realistic for you and will help you reach your goals.
What can I expect during treatment?
Our treatments are centred around educating you on how to manage your injury, keep the activity you love as you rehabilitate, decrease your pain, and teach appropriate therapeutic exercises for your condition.
During your session, your Physiotherapist may use manual therapy to help with your symptoms, after which you will learn targeted therapeutic exercises.
What can I expect at my first visit?
What can I expect during treatment?
Upon your first visit you will have an in depth assessment with your Physiotherapist.
During the assessment, you and your Physiotherapist will spend time discussing your injury, lifestyle, and personal goals.
After that discussion, you will undergo a physical assessment of your movement, strengths, and pain. Your injury will then be explained in depth, following which you and your Physiotherapist will discuss a treatment plan that is realistic for you and will help you reach your goals.
Our treatments are centred around educating you on how to manage your injury, keep the activity you love as you rehabilitate, decrease your pain, and teach appropriate therapeutic exercises for your condition.
During your session, your Physiotherapist may use manual therapy to help with your symptoms, after which you will learn targeted therapeutic exercises.
Are you ready for a life without pain?
Are you ready for a life without pain?
Your Physiotherapists
ADRIAN SMITH MScPT
Adrian holds a Master’s degree in Physical Therapy from Queen’s University, and a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from Waterloo University. He provides individualized and evidence-based physiotherapy treatment to help clients reach their personal goals. Adrian coaches clients towards self-management of current and future injuries by empowering them with the necessary knowledge, tools, and resources. He brings a warm and compassionate voice to guide clients through the rehabilitation process.
With experience in both clinic and hospital settings. Adrian has worked with diverse populations in varying stages of recovery. Whether you are a weekend triathlete or an avid dog walker, he will support you in finding ways to get you back to what you love doing.
Adrian grew up in a small town in Nova Scotia and enjoys sports of all kinds. Outside of the clinic, you can often find him at the rock climbing gym, hanging out with friends, or watching a Jays game.
JOSH TURNER MScPT
Josh received his Masters of Physical Therapy from the University of Toronto after completing an Honours Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from McMaster University. During his education, Josh participated in research investigating healthy aging through exercise, and looking at physical activity levels in people living with HIV.
While Josh is trained to treat a variety of injuries and conditions, he developed an interest in working with people living with chronic conditions.
Josh has played competitive basketball and volleyball and has a strong background working with athletes. He enjoys a wide variety of physical activities including hiking, disc golf and running. Josh is passionate about applying his enjoyment of a variety of sports and activities to help athletes return to their pre injury status and reduce their risk for future injury.
Josh’s approach to rehab involves partnering with his clients to develop an individualized treatment plan set to meet their goals by providing them with the knowledge and tools to reduce their symptoms and increase their capabilities.
ALAN RICHTER MScPT
Alan graduated from The University of Alberta Physical Therapy Program in 2016. Prior to his Physical Therapy career he worked in Rehabilitation Sciences studying exercise-based approaches to spinal deformity and pain. He holds Masters of Science degrees in both Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Science.
Alan has presented his research at international conferences and has been the recipient of multiple research awards. He has pursued further post secondary education, completing his level 1 courses in manual and manipulative physiotherapy.
Alan has worked as a CSEP Certified personal trainer and holds a Precision Nutrition Level 1 Certification.
Alan loves being active and participates in many different sports, allowing him to understand the needs of a diverse variety of athletes and active individuals. His passion is getting people back to the activities they love or helping them start new ones.
When not in clinic he can be found biking or running on the incredible trail system around Hamilton, hanging out with his wife & kids, drinking strong coffee out of tiny cups, or in the gym picking things up and putting them back down again.
His approach is fuelled by his unique combination of research and clinical backgrounds. His interests lie in Evidence-Based approaches to pain management, human performance, and exercise-based approaches to rehab.
Your Physiotherapist
ALAN RICHTER MScPT
Alan graduated from The University of Alberta Physical Therapy Program in 2016. Prior to his Physical Therapy career he worked in Rehabilitation Sciences studying exercise-based approaches to spinal deformity and pain. He holds Masters of Science degrees in both Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Science.
Alan has presented his research at international conferences and has been the recipient of multiple research awards. He has pursued further post secondary education, completing his level 1 courses in manual and manipulative physiotherapy.
Alan has worked as a CSEP Certified personal trainer and holds a Precision Nutrition Level 1 Certification.
Alan loves being active and participates in many different sports, allowing him to understand the needs of a diverse variety of athletes and active individuals. His passion is getting people back to the activities they love or helping them start new ones.
When not in clinic he can be found biking or running on the incredible trail system around Hamilton, hanging out with his wife & kids, drinking strong coffee out of tiny cups, or in the gym picking things up and putting them back down again.
His approach is fuelled by his unique combination of research and clinical backgrounds. His interests lie in Evidence-Based approaches to pain management, human performance, and exercise-based approaches to rehab.
Your Physiotherapist
ALAN RICHTER MScPT
Alan graduated from The University of Alberta Physical Therapy Program in 2016. Prior to his Physical Therapy career he worked in Rehabilitation Sciences studying exercise-based approaches to spinal deformity and pain. He holds Masters of Science degrees in both Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Science.
Alan has presented his research at international conferences and has been the recipient of multiple research awards. He has pursued further post secondary education, completing his level 1 courses in manual and manipulative physiotherapy.
Alan has worked as a CSEP Certified personal trainer and holds a Precision Nutrition Level 1 Certification.
Alan loves being active and participates in many different sports, allowing him to understand the needs of a diverse variety of athletes and active individuals. His passion is getting people back to the activities they love or helping them start new ones.
When not in clinic he can be found biking or running on the incredible trail system around Hamilton, hanging out with his wife & kids, drinking strong coffee out of tiny cups, or in the gym picking things up and putting them back down again.
His approach is fuelled by his unique combination of research and clinical backgrounds. His interests lie in Evidence-Based approaches to pain management, human performance, and exercise-based approaches to rehab.
Get In Touch
(289) 941-4878
Location
#2-318 Dundurn St S
Hamilton, ON
L8P 2M5
Hours
Mon:9am – 8pm
Tue: 9am – 8pm
Wed: 9am – 8pm
Thur: 9am – 8pm
Fri: 9am – 3pm
Sat: Closed
Sun: Closed
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Get In Touch
(289) 941-4878
Location
#9-318 Dundurn St S
Hamilton, ON
L8P 2M5
Hours
Mon:9am – 8pm
Tue: 9am – 8pm
Wed: 9am – 8pm
Thur: 9am – 8pm
Fri: 9am – 3pm
Sat: Closed
Sun: Closed