What is Physiotherapy? Physiotherapy is the practice of developing, maintaining and restoring the body to a state of maximum movement, function and performance. It is our job to quickly and accurately identify the root cause of your condition, injury or pain and provide a custom rehabilitation program built just for you. The result? Increased joint mobility, greater muscle strength, better balance and improved endurance.
Massage Therapy Therapeutic massage is the manipulation of soft tissue in the body to eliminate pain and promote optimal function and wellbeing. Ranging from light to very deep, massage therapy can adopt several forms including Swedish massage (using oil), Hydrotherapy, Shiatsu, Lymphatic Drainage and Remedial Exercises.
Foot Orthotics Custom-cast orthotics (inserts, shoes and sandals) can be constructed specifically to correct your foot mechanics. Foot Orthotic can be effective in helping to treat a number of foot and lower limb problems including heel, arch and forefoot pain, shin splints, as well as pain and complications related to health conditions such as diabetes and arthritis.
Frozen Shoulder is a catastrophe that often happens if a shoulder impingement injury is left untreated. Frozen shoulder requires a physician for diagnosis. Frozen Shoulder is one more misunderstood musculoskeletal condition. The common belief is that Frozen Shoulder is idiopathic in nature (It means it does have a true cause). If you have any of
Plantar fascia is the strong connective tissue that runs along the bottom of the foot connecting the heel to the base of the toes. The thick, fibrous band of tissue, along with the muscle and bones, forms the arch of the foot. If the fascia becomes irritated, it becomes inflamed and painful. Generally the pain
Osteoarthritis is a disease caused by the deterioration of the connective tissues and the underlying bone of entire joint and mostly common to happen from middle age.. This condition is sometimes referred as degenerative joint disease. The symptoms of osteoarthritis vary, and depend on which joints are affected and the extent they are affected. Osteoarthritis is a
