The Health Centre Dundas

The Health Centre Dundas We pride ourselves in educating and supporting our patients in the pursuit of optimum health and overall quality of life.

We offer Chiropractic, Acupuncture, Naturopathy, Massage, A.R.T., Breast Cancer Physio, Hormone & Pediatric/Fertility Care. At The Health Centre we deliver integrative and collaborative health care solutions. We are dedicated to providing effective, evidence based, individualized care using a combination of therapies. Our services include; Swedish massage, myofascial release therapy, acupuncture,

chiropractic adjustments, nutrition counseling and supplement support. Our patient community varies from infants to seniors. Our team is always happy to answer any questions regarding how our services can be of benefit to you. We pride ourselves on educating our patients and supporting them in their pursuit of optimum health and overall quality of life.

08/31/2026

Ever stand up from your desk around 3pm and feel like your lower back needs a second to catch up? You’re not imagining it, and you didn’t do anything wrong.

Here’s what’s going on. Sitting keeps your spine in one shape for hours at a time. The muscles that run along your sides, from your ribs down to your hips, get comfortable in that shape and quietly stop wanting to lengthen. Your hips stay bent. The same part of your back carries the load all day. Nothing hurts in the moment, which is why it sneaks up on you.

A side bend gives you back the one direction you never move at a desk. It lengthens those side muscles, opens things up between the vertebrae, and reminds your back that sideways still exists.

It won’t solve a back problem on its own, but it keeps a stiff afternoon from turning into a stiff week, it’s worth two minutes.

Colin walks you through it in the video. Give it a try at your desk today.

Monday Mobility Minute: 1 minute, 1 move, a healthier workday.

And if your back keeps talking to you no matter what you try, come see us. Book with Colin at The Health Centre, 245 Mill Street, Dundas. 905-628-1000

If your next 1:1 or call can happen while walking, take advantage of it. We have so many breathtaking and accessible tra...
08/27/2026

If your next 1:1 or call can happen while walking, take advantage of it. We have so many breathtaking and accessible trails to enjoy in our beautiful, little town.

15 minutes of walking engages the posterior chain, mobilizes every joint below the waist, and moves lymph, and it doesn't even feel like exercise.

Build movement into work instead of trying to squeeze it around the edges.

08/24/2026

Your forearms do more work than you think. Typing, scrolling, gripping a mouse, holding a phone.

Heather’s fix takes about 30 seconds.

Monday Mobility Minute: 1 minute, 1 move, a healthier workday.

Sore wrists and forearms that don’t settle down on their own are worth getting looked at. Book with Heather at The Health Centre, 245 Mill Street, Dundas. 905-628-1000

The single most effective 'mobility exercise' we can recommend: stand up once an hour. Walk to the kitchen. Go to the wi...
08/20/2026

The single most effective 'mobility exercise' we can recommend: stand up once an hour.

Walk to the kitchen. Go to the window. Do one of the mobility minutes we've covered on Mondays.

Research continues to show that prolonged uninterrupted sitting has its own set of health implications, independent of how much exercise you do outside those hours.

Set a recurring timer. Make it non-negotiable. Start today.

Every 20 minutes, look at something 20 feet away for 20 seconds.That's the 20-20-20 rule. It is an evidence-informed str...
08/12/2026

Every 20 minutes, look at something 20 feet away for 20 seconds.

That's the 20-20-20 rule. It is an evidence-informed strategy for reducing digital eye strain because it relaxes the ciliary muscle inside the eye (the one that focuses at close range).

Fewer headaches, less tiredness at the end of the day.

Set a repeating timer today and see what changes this week.

08/10/2026

This week’s Monday Mobility Minute goes after the hips. Sitting all day tends to leave the glutes and hips tight, so Dr. Carly’s demonstrating the figure 4.

Cross one ankle over the opposite knee, keep your back tall, and lean forward until you feel it open through the hip and glute.

Hold for a few breaths, then switch sides.

You can do this one right at your desk, no floor required.

Keep it gentle and back off if it pinches.

One minute. One move. A healthier workday.

📍 The Health Centre · 245 Mill Street, Dundas, ON

Book online at www.thehealthcentredundas.ca

Pickleball has quickly become one of the most popular ways to spend a summer evening, and for good reason. It is social,...
08/06/2026

Pickleball has quickly become one of the most popular ways to spend a summer evening, and for good reason. It is social, it is fun, and almost anyone can pick it up. It is also a lot of new movement for most bodies, and a lot of players do not realize what they are asking of themselves until the next morning.

The quick starts and stops, the fast direction changes, and all that paddle work tend to show up in a few predictable places: the elbow and forearm (sometimes called pickleball elbow), the shoulder, the wrist, and the lower body through the knees and ankles.

A bit of soreness after a new activity is normal. An ache that lingers, or one that starts to change how you move or play, is worth paying attention to. Our chiropractors can help you understand what is going on and put a plan together so you can keep enjoying the game.

📍 The Health Centre · 245 Mill Street, Dundas, ON Book online at www.thehealthcentredundas.com

08/04/2026

If your low back feels tight after a long day, this one is for you. You can do it lying on the edge of your bed.

Lie on your side, back facing the edge of the bed → Let your top leg drop behind you and down over the edge, feeling the stretch along the side of your hip and up through your low back → Reach your top arm forward on a diagonal to add a gentle twist through the low back → Breathe, hold, then switch sides

One minute. One move. A healthier workday.

📍 The Health Centre · 245 Mill Street, Dundas, ON

Book online at www.thehealthcentredundas.ca

🚨 A rare opening with Colin TOMORROW!! 🚨If you've been trying to book in with Colin Edwards, now's your chance!Colin, ou...
07/30/2026

🚨 A rare opening with Colin TOMORROW!! 🚨

If you've been trying to book in with Colin Edwards, now's your chance!

Colin, our highly sought-after Registered Massage Therapist and Manual Osteopathic Practitioner, has added extra appointment hours tomorrow to his schedule. If you've been waiting for an opening, they don't come around often!

Patients love Colin for his personalized approach and his ability to help with everything from chronic aches and pains to movement restrictions and injury recovery. His combination of massage therapy and manual osteopathic treatment makes him a favourite among our patients.

These appointments are expected to fill quickly, so don't wait!

Book online or learn more about Colin and the services we offer at thehealthcentredundas.com.
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We look forward to helping you feel your best!

Summer footwear is comfortable, but it is not always kind to your feet. Flip-flops, slides, and thin sandals give your a...
07/30/2026

Summer footwear is comfortable, but it is not always kind to your feet. Flip-flops, slides, and thin sandals give your arches very little support, and after a full day the muscles along the sole of your foot can feel tired, tight, and sore.

A simple thing that helps: roll a small ball slowly under your foot for a few minutes at a time. The gentle pressure eases tension and tightness through the arch, and many people find their feet feel looser afterward.

Dr. Nicole's favourite tool for this is one of the small rubber bouncy balls you can grab from the dollar store or a kids' vending machine. She likes that size because it gets into the nooks and crannies of the foot that a larger ball skips over.

If your feet are consistently sore, or the discomfort is not easing up, it is worth having it assessed.

📍 The Health Centre · 245 Mill Street, Dundas, ON

Book online at www.thehealthcentredundas.ca

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