Kinesio-taping is effective in the restoration and normalisation of damaged muscles caused by overuse or injury.
more detailsStrapping and taping techniques can help limit and prevent excessive or abnormal joint movement, improve the proprioceptive mechaism in the joint, help support unstable joints, and to secure protective pads and dressings.
more detailsThis is the assessment, manual manipulation, rehabilitation, and management of the soft tissues within the body (muscles, tendons & ligaments).
more detailsSoft tissue release is a form of bodywork designed specifically around the area of neuromuscular therapy .
more detailsAcupuncture treatment can ‘fast tracks’ your recovery time, and gets to the point of the problem quicker.
more detailsUltrasound is a treatment modality that has been used by therapists over the last 50 years to treat soft tissue injuries.
more detailsDue to various factors such as stress, age, bad posture, etc. joints can become fixated. Fixated joints can be painful, and they create tension in nearby muscles. Joint mobilisation helps to release these compressed joints and relax the surrounding muscles.
more detailsMuscle Energy Technique (MET) is a system that uses precise positioning of the body in conjunction with very light muscle contractions to re-educate muscles where dysfunctional tone distorts the body and causes asymmetry.
more detailsThe use of Myofascial Release allows therapists to look at each patient as a unique individual.
more detailsRehabilitation following soft tissue injury involves the management of the client, from the time of injury to return to sport or general activity.
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Remedial
Remedial Therapy uses many techniques, including massage, to address a wide range of soft tissue and joint problems. The aim is to reduce pain and tension by releasing pressure of muscles in spasm, and to address tendon/ ligament/joint complaints.
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Sports
Sports injuries can occur almost anywhere on the body. Some of the most common sports injuries and their symptoms are described in this section.
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Work
The spine wasn't designed for sitting in front of a computer or behind the wheel of a car for long periods. The consequences of such actions are often all too uncomfortably, and painfully, apparent.
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