Pathways To Hope
Autism and Mental Health services, Chiropractic and Physiotherapy for all ages! Call us today!
09/22/2026
Metabolic Oncology Nutrition isn’t meant to diagnose, treat or cure cancer. It can however be used to accompany treatment, as an enhancement or to compliment other treatments offered. It can also be used as a stand alone means of developing a diet that promotes cancer prevention.
Working With a Metabolic Oncology Nutrition Consultant - Pathways to Hope Inc. Your Content Goes Here Looking at current cancer rates, it can be scary when you hear at least one in three people are expected to get cancer in their lifetime. With that being said, we can all take an active role in cancer prevention and use nutrition to fight this disease so
09/22/2026
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09/18/2026
The good news is that chiropractic care is safe for anyone at any age, including newborn babies. The trained chiropractor simply has to change the amount of pressure or treatment style according to the person’s size and condition.
Children and Chiropractic Care - Pathways to Hope Inc. Your Content Goes Here Whilst many adults understand the need to take care of their spines, and what issues to look for, it can be trickier to determine when a child is in need of chiropractic care. Many children will not express that they are in pain and they are
09/17/2026
There are over 100 different kinds of arthritis, the most common being osteoarthritis which is when the joint surfaces wear out in our bodies causing pain and inflammation.
What is Arthritis and What Can be Done About it? - Pathways to Hope Inc. Your Content Goes Here What is Arthritis? Arthritis is inflammation or swelling of one or more joints in the body. It is a painful condition that is caused by the erosion of the joint surfaces. Arthritis is not always painful and can often flare up or down depending on various
09/16/2026
There are many different moving joints and muscles in our feet but when the bottom of our foot or heel becomes painful this is usually a sign of plantar fasciitis.
When this kind of foot pain strikes, we usually notice it right away and hope that it goes away quickly because with each step we feel it. We don’t want foot pain interfering with our ability to walk or enjoy other activities. Plantar fasciitis can either be short lived (acute) or can become chronic if not addressed early on.
Plantar Fasciitis - What is it and what to do about it - Pathways to Hope Inc. Your Content Goes Here There are many different moving joints and muscles in our feet but when the bottom of our foot or heel becomes painful this is usually a sign of plantar fasciitis. When this kind of foot pain strikes, we usually notice it right away
09/15/2026
Over the last several decades, more and more jobs have become desk type jobs, where larger numbers of the workforce are required to sit and work at a computer. This trend has its challenges, because as we know, sitting is not good for our health, especially our spine health.
How to Care For Your Spine While Doing a Desk Job - Pathways to Hope Inc. Your Content Goes Here Over the last several decades, more and more jobs have become desk type jobs, where larger numbers of the workforce are required to sit and work at a computer. This trend has its challenges, because as we know, sitting is not good for our health, especially
09/14/2026
Jaw pain, also known as TMJD (Temporomandibular Dysfunction) is quite common. It can present as pain in the jaw while chewing, clicking or cracking of the jaw with chewing and yawning, or as constant pain, especially at night, while clenching the jaw.
Jaw Pain – What To Do When It Strikes - Pathways to Hope Inc. Your Content Goes Here Jaw pain, also known as TMJD (Temporomandibular Dysfunction) is quite common. It can present as pain in the jaw while chewing, clicking or cracking of the jaw with chewing and yawning, or as constant pain, especially at night, while clenching the jaw. In fact, clenching is the...
09/10/2026
Occupational Therapy (OT) helps children overcome challenges that affect their ability to participate in daily life. Whether it’s getting dressed, playing with friends, or succeeding in the classroom, OT supports children in building the skills they need for greater independence and confidence.
Occupational Therapy at Pathways to Hope - Pathways to Hope Inc. Your Content Goes Here Helping Children Thrive in the Activities That Matter Most Occupational Therapy (OT) helps children overcome challenges that affect their ability to participate in daily life. Whether it’s getting dressed, playing with friends, or succeeding in the classroom, OT supports chi...
09/09/2026
At Pathways to Hope, we offer individualized behaviour therapy services that are grounded in evidence-based practices and delivered with compassion and care. All of our sessions are guided by a trauma-informed perspective, ensuring every child feels safe, respected, and engaged throughout the process.
Behaviour Therapy Services at Pathways to Hope - Pathways to Hope Inc. Your Content Goes Here At Pathways to Hope, we offer individualized behaviour therapy services that are grounded in evidence-based practices and delivered with compassion and care. All of our sessions are guided by a trauma-informed perspective, ensuring every child feels safe, respected, and engage...
09/08/2026
As the school year begins, remember:
✨ Transitions take time. It’s okay if it takes a little while to settle into a new routine.
✨ Big feelings are communication. Anxiety, frustration, or overwhelm may be signs that extra support is needed.
✨ Every child is different. What works for one child may not work for another, and that’s okay.
✨ Connection comes first. Feeling understood, supported, and safe can make a big difference.
Whether it’s preparing for a new classroom, managing sensory needs, navigating friendships, or coping with school-related anxiety, support is available.
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