Physiotherapy

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MUSCULOSKELETAL

Musculoskeletal physiotherapy focuses on the biomehanical and structural rehabilitation of the client, with targeted goals to maximise the individual’s functional movement so they can return to normal daily activities. This type of therapy is most commonly used to address accidental injuries, sports injuries and resolving physical impairment due to lifestyle and ageing.

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Conditions treated

• Carpal Tunnel Syndrome                                                   

• Golfer’s Elbow

• Headaches

• Heel and Foot Pain

• Low Back Pain

• Motor Vehicle Accident Injuries

• Neck Pain

• Pediatric Conditions

• Pelvic Floor Conditions

• Post Surgery

• Repetitive Strain

• Rotator Cuff Injury

• Running Injuries

• Sciatica

• Sports Injuries

• Sprains and Strains

• Tendonitis

• Tennis Elbow

• TMJ Dysfunction

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PELVIC FLOOR

The goal of pelvic floor physiotherapy is to improve pelvic floor function through exercises, lifestyle modifications, education and hands on treatment to decrease and eliminate your symptoms. This therapy involves assessing and treating a group of muscles that are involved with urinary, bowel, and sexual function

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Conditions treated​

• Bladder

• Bowel

• Pregnancy & Post-partum

• Prolapse

• Pelvic Pain & Sexual Dysfunction

• Pre/Post Op

• Men's Health

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Acupuncture

Acupuncture is a key component of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) in which thin needles are inserted into the body. Acupuncture aims to reduce pain and inflammation, and stimulate the body’s own healing chemicals. This promotes homeostasis (the bodies state of balance), which aids recovery and enhances rehabilitation. Your body is then able to achieve better results with other modalities, such as rehabilitation, strength and conditioning.

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The very fine needles used in acupuncture are simply used to stimulate the flow of the QI (also know as the meridians), which channels through the body. The QI can be stimulated at skin layer, which then triggers the necessary chemical response in deeper muscles and organs.

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