A big shout out to Ethan Hersant! After suffering a wrist and quad injury he came to Arbutus Physiotherapy for treatment. Worried the injury would affect his season as a College Hockey Player at King’s College in Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania, Connor Willis treated him with a combination of exercise therapy, manual therapy, shockwave, and IMS, and Ethan is feeling better than he has in months.
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