Physiotherapy Treatment.

 

What is Physiotherapy?

With these forms of treatment we can provide pain relief and promote the healing of soft tissues;

Electrotherapy:

  • Ultrasound

  • Interferential therapy

  • Laser

  • TENS

Accupunture

  • For pain relief

Manual therapy:

  • Manipulation

  • Mobilisation

  • Soft tissue techniques

  • Massage

  • Traction

Conditions that can benefit from physiotherapy:

  • Repetitive strain injuries

  • Chronic pain

Sports & soft tissue injuries:

  • Muscle tears & strains

  • Ligament sprains

  • Tendonosis (tennis elbow, golfers elbow etc)

Back & neck problems:

  • Whiplash

  • Sciatica

  • Tension headaches

  • Postural imbalance

 

Recently been for a treatment? Here you can find followup documents and useful exercises: Follow up exercises and expert advice

 

Here at Angie Robinson Physiotherapy, situated in Cossington, each patient is individually assessed to determine the cause of their reported problems. A treatment plan will be devised during your physiotherapy appointment to help solve any problems.

So, what will you need to take with you on your first visit?

You will need to bring details of your medications and medical history, alongside suitable clothing, with shorts being useful for leg and back problems. During the appointment you will be assessed, this may include being asked to do some exercises. Please allow 30-45 minutes for your initial appointment.

Which physiotherapist will treat me?

  • Angie Robinson MCSP Grad. Dip. Phys (qualified in 1984)

 

 

Manual therapy:

  • Manipulation

  • Mobilisation

  • Soft tissue techniques

  • Massage

  • Traction

Rehabilitation:

  • Exercise programmes

  • Muscle balance correction

  • Posture re-education

  • Ergonomics advice

  • McKenzie exercises

  • Pilates exercises

  • Muscle energy techniques

  • Core stability exercises

  • Bio-mechanical assessments & advice on foot supports

  • General mobility treatment for elderly patients

Joint problems:

  • Frozen shoulder

  • Anterior knee pain

  • TMJ jaw problems

  • OA hip

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