Hands-on physiotherapy combines a range of evidence-based manual therapy techniques to help reduce pain, restore joint mobility, improve muscle flexibility, and optimise movement. Following a comprehensive assessment, your physiotherapist identifies the joints, muscles, tendons, ligaments, nerves, and soft tissues contributing to your symptoms before selecting the most appropriate treatment techniques.
Depending on your condition, treatment may include joint mobilisation, mobilisation with movement (MWM), manual traction, soft tissue massage, myofascial release, trigger point therapy, muscle energy techniques, stretching, neural mobilisation, and scar tissue mobilisation. These techniques may help relieve pain, reduce muscle tension, improve joint range of motion, decrease stiffness, improve circulation, and restore normal movement patterns.
Hands-on treatment is commonly used for neck and back pain, headaches, shoulder pain, sports injuries, tendon disorders, muscle strains, joint stiffness, post-operative rehabilitation, and many other musculoskeletal conditions. While manual therapy can provide effective short-term symptom relief, it is always integrated with education and exercise rehabilitation to address the underlying cause of your condition and achieve lasting results.
Hands-on physiotherapy combines a range of evidence-based manual therapy techniques to help reduce pain, restore joint mobility, improve muscle flexibility, and optimise movement. Following a comprehensive assessment, your physiotherapist identifies the joints, muscles, tendons, ligaments, nerves, and soft tissues contributing to your symptoms before selecting the most appropriate treatment techniques.
Depending on your condition, treatment may include joint mobilisation, mobilisation with movement (MWM), manual traction, soft tissue massage, myofascial release, trigger point therapy, muscle energy techniques, stretching, neural mobilisation, and scar tissue mobilisation. These techniques may help relieve pain, reduce muscle tension, improve joint range of motion, decrease stiffness, improve circulation, and restore normal movement patterns.
Hands-on treatment is commonly used for neck and back pain, headaches, shoulder pain, sports injuries, tendon disorders, muscle strains, joint stiffness, post-operative rehabilitation, and many other musculoskeletal conditions. While manual therapy can provide effective short-term symptom relief, it is always integrated with education and exercise rehabilitation to address the underlying cause of your condition and achieve lasting results.
