Physiotherapy

Physiotherapy helps with:

Physiotherapy uses a variety of techniques to help your muscles and joints work to their full potential. It can help repair damage by speeding up the healing process and reducing stiffness and pain. Physiotherapists also have an important role in rehabilitation, for example they help people who have had strokes to relearn basic movements, for before and after your surgery and much more. Physiotherapists however, don’t just offer treatment; their advice can help you prevent problems from returning or even from happening in the first place.

  * Painful conditions such as arthritis

  * Back and neck pain, including whiplash

  * Problems affecting children including cerebral palsy

  * Pregnancy-related symptoms such as back pain and stress incontinence

  * Upper limb work-related problems, also know as repetitive strain injury (RSI)

  * Asthma and other breathing difficulties

  * Sports injuries

  * postural problems

  * occupational injuries

  * arthritis

  * amputee rehabilitation

  * spinal cord injuries

  * chronic airways disease

  * rehabilitation following cardiac surgery

  * stroke rehabilitation

  * developmental and paediatric problems

  * neurological conditions

  * impaired mobility

  * women's health

  * incontinence

  * geriatric problems

  * specific children's conditions