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LV Physiotherapy in St. Catharines offers neurological active rehabilitation and orthopedic hands-on therapy specifically targeted to each client’s needs. Our mission is to provide effective treatment strategies so that clients can reach their goals sooner and get back to doing what they love to do. We aim to teach clients to take an active role by empowering them to become their own therapists and continue rehabilitation in their day to day lives. LV Physiotherapy was founded by Physiotherapist Lisa Vandenberk. Strong motivators for opening her own practice include the increasing demands of an aging population and the need for a physiotherapy centre offering neurological rehabilitation. Individuals 65 years and older are the fastest growing population in the Niagara region and rates of disease and disability associated with aging are also sky rocketing. In addition, Lisa's passion for helping others and her desire for professional growth have motivated her to open LV Physiotherapy.
The Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority manages and protects watersheds in the Niagara Peninsula by focusing on flood management, ecosystem restoration, and public education through various conservation areas and programs.
The Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority (NPCA) was established on April 30, 1959 under the Conservation Authorities Act, and serves approximately half a million people in an area known as the Niagara Peninsula Watershed which encompasses all of the Niagara Region and portions of the City of Hamilton and Haldimand County. At its advent, the driving force behind the Conservation Authority movement was its grassroots land stewardship and water protection programs. Today, this vital commitment continues as we strive to manage the impact of human activities, urban growth and rural activities on the watershed.