Physiotherapy

What is Physiotherapy?

Physiotherapy works to enhance and restore movement back in the body from an injury, disability or disease. Through therapeutic exercise, physical modalities, assistive devices and patient education and training, we are able to help individuals manage acute back pain, neck pain, arthritis, ligament sprains, postural problems and sports/workplace injuries.

Muscle Guarding

Trigger point release

Restricted Range of Motion

Mobilisation, Stretching, Traction

Muscle Weakness and Atrophy

Proprioceptive Neuro Facilitation, Tailored Exercise Program

Decreased Function

Functional Rehabilitation

Treatment for:

Clinical-Pilates

Clinical Pilates What is Clinical Pilates Clinical Pilates works to maintain proper skeletal alignment and muscular balance, while increasing joint mobility, blood flow, body awareness

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Classical-Pilates

Classical Pilates What is Classical Pilates Classical Pilates combines deep core strengthening with stretching, coordination, control and breathing. Our Classical Pilates classes work to reshape

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Manual Therapy

Manual Therapy What is Manual Therapy? Manual therapy is a clinical approach utilizing specific hands-on techniques focused on treating musculoskeletal problems, which means problems involving

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Hooking

Hooking What is Hooking? Hooking is a technique of myofascial instrumental fibrinolysis. This technique aims to treat the inter- or myo aponeurotic adherences or fibrous

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Fascia Therapy

Fascia Therapy What is Fasciatherapy Fasciatherapy is a manual therapy that treats fascia adhesions. These fascias are a type of thin membrane that surrounds muscles

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