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.
Compression stockings can help reduce the symptoms of painful varicose veins and when worn faithfully, they slow the progression of vein disease. Properly designed and comfortably fitted compression leg wear prevent venous blood pooling in the legs and feet, improve leg symptoms, and decrease the risk of blood clots. These are specially designed to apply pressure to your
Cortisol is body’s response for stress, and massage therapy lowers it by 50%. At the same time, massage provides many benefits and can also increase the levels of serotonin and dopamine, which are both neurotransmitters that help to stabilize your mood. One way to reduce the symptoms through massage therapy Therapeutic massage can also be helpful in reducing anxiety and stress. Massage is shown to promote relaxation and alleviate
Parkinson’s is a disease is a neuro degenerative disorder, which leads to progressive deterioration of motor function due to loss of producing brain cells. But the cause of Parkinson’s disease is unknown, but researchers say that both genetic and environmental factors are involved. Some genes have also been linked to the disease. Parkinson’s disease is the
