Research and our clinical experience indicates that combining manual therapy and exercise therapy is an effective treatment for neck pain. This requires expert knowledge and skill to identify the best techniques and most appropriate exercises for each individual presentation.
Read MoreThorough assessment and accurate diagnosis are essential to establish the best management approach to prevent recurrences.
Read MoreIdentification of these findings helps us to differentiate between migraine, tension-type headache and cervicogenic headache.
Read MoreWhen sporting or day to day demands on the shoulder are excessive, damage to the ligaments, tendons or muscles may occur.
Read MoreAs neck and shoulder conditions can refer pain to the elbow wrist and hand, a structured examination is essential for differential diagnosis and effective management.
Read MoreSome hip conditions may require medical intervention or surgery while others can be managed conservatively. The key is accurate diagnosis.
Physiotherapy management of hip disorders includes analysis of contributing factors, muscle retraining and strategies for self management.
Read MoreThe majority of knee conditions are best managed conservatively with a rehabilitation plan to incorporate bracing or taping as needed and a graduated program of exercise for strength, coordination, balance and function-specific recovery.
Read MoreAnkle sprains are common and careful examination is necessary to exclude fractures and guide appropriate rehabilitation.
Calf and achilles tendon problems can be frustrating and persistent if not managed correctly. Exercise programs to progressively load the muscles and tendon have been shown to be effective in managing these injuries.
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