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Initial Assessment and Evaluation:
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Comprehensive assessment of the patient’s physical condition, medical history, mobility, and specific health concerns.
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Identification of mobility issues, pain points, or functional limitations.
Personalized Treatment Plans:
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Development of a customized rehabilitation or treatment plan based on the patient’s goals and physical abilities.
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Plans may focus on areas like pain management, improving mobility, strength training, or post-surgical recovery.
Post-Surgery or Injury Rehabilitation:
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Assistance with recovery after surgeries like joint replacements, fractures, or other orthopaedic procedures.
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Progress tracking to ensure appropriate recovery and avoid complications.
Pain Management:
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Techniques like manual therapy, soft tissue mobilization, and pain relief exercises to address musculoskeletal pain
Dry Needling:
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Used to treat muscle pain and dysfunction where thin sterile acupuncture needles are inserted into tight bands or knots within muscles.
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Can help address chronic pain conditions, and stubborn trigger points that may not respond as well to manual therapy alone.
Sliding Cups:
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Can compliment physiotherapy by providing myofascial release, to help mobilise soft tissues and release fascial adhesions, and improve blood flow.
Manual Therapy:
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Hands-on techniques like massage, assisted stretches and joint mobilization, to reduce pain and improve range of motion.
Exercise Therapy:
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Prescription and supervision of therapeutic exercises to improve strength, flexibility, balance, and overall mobility.
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Teaching exercises that the patient can perform independently between sessions.
Fall Prevention and Balance Training:
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Assessment of fall risk and implementation of balance and coordination exercises to improve stability, especially for elderly patients.
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Home safety assessments to minimize fall risks (e.g., identifying hazards like loose rugs).
Mobility Training:
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Assistance and education on correct use of walking aids like canes, crutches, or walkers.
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Gait training to improve walking patterns and efficiency.
Neurological Rehabilitation:
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Treatment plans for patients with neurological conditions like stroke, multiple sclerosis, or Parkinson’s disease.
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Exercises focused on improving coordination, balance, and motor skills.
Education and Self-Management:
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Educating patients and their families on how to manage their condition and prevent further complications.
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Teaching self-care techniques and lifestyle modifications.
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Guidance on proper posture, ergonomics, and body mechanics to prevent strain or injury during daily activities.