Conditions we treat

Physiotherapy support for pain, movement and recovery.

We assess each condition individually and design rehabilitation plans that may support mobility, strength, function, posture, and pain management depending on the patient’s needs.

Orthopedic & pain

Common musculoskeletal concerns.

Orthopedic

Neck Pain

Neck pain can be linked to poor posture, muscle strain, stiffness, or repetitive strain patterns.

Common symptoms: stiffness, reduced neck movement, pain with movement, headaches.

How physiotherapy may help: Physiotherapy may help improve mobility, posture awareness, and pain management depending on the individual’s condition.

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Back

Back Pain

Back pain may affect posture, movement, sleep and daily activities.

Common symptoms: stiffness, pain while bending, fatigue, reduced flexibility.

How physiotherapy may help: Physiotherapy may help improve mobility, strength, function and pain management depending on the individual’s condition.

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Knee

Knee Pain

Knee pain may be related to movement strain, overuse, instability, or joint irritation.

Common symptoms: pain during stairs, swelling, stiffness, weakness.

How physiotherapy may help: Physiotherapy may help improve mobility, strength, function and pain management depending on the individual’s condition.

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Spine

Slip Disc

Disc-related symptoms may affect posture, movement comfort, and lower-body function.

Common symptoms: back or leg pain, tingling, weakness, discomfort with movement.

How physiotherapy may help: Physiotherapy may help improve mobility, strength, function and pain management depending on the individual’s condition.

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Spine

PIVD

Prolapsed or degenerative disc issues may contribute to pain and altered movement patterns.

Common symptoms: pain with standing or sitting, stiffness, numbness, reduced flexibility.

How physiotherapy may help: Physiotherapy may help improve mobility, strength, function and pain management depending on the individual’s condition.

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Joint

Arthritis

Arthritis can affect joint comfort, movement control and overall function.

Common symptoms: joint stiffness, pain with movement, swelling, reduced range of motion.

How physiotherapy may help: Physiotherapy may help improve mobility, strength, function and pain management depending on the individual’s condition.

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Nerve

Sciatica

Sciatica often causes radiating pain or discomfort from the back into the leg.

Common symptoms: shooting pain, tingling, weakness, difficulty sitting or walking.

How physiotherapy may help: Physiotherapy may help improve mobility, strength, function and pain management depending on the individual’s condition.

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Neurological & rehabilitation

Support for complex rehabilitation needs.

Neurological

Spinal Cord Injury

Rehabilitation may focus on mobility, function, posture, and improving independence with practical, individualized goals.

Common symptoms: weakness, sensory changes, altered movement, balance challenges.

How physiotherapy may help: Physiotherapy may help improve mobility, strength, function and pain management depending on the individual’s condition.

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Rehab

Paralysis

Rehabilitation plans may target functional movement, positioning, and mobility support based on the individual’s needs.

Common symptoms: weakness, reduced movement, altered coordination, dependence for mobility tasks.

How physiotherapy may help: Physiotherapy may help improve mobility, strength, function and pain management depending on the individual’s condition.

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Posture & movement

Movement concerns and posture-related issues.

Posture

Poor Posture

Poor posture can contribute to tension, neck discomfort, reduced mobility, and fatigue.

Common symptoms: rounded shoulders, neck strain, back discomfort, reduced flexibility.

How physiotherapy may help: Physiotherapy may help improve mobility, strength, function and pain management depending on the individual’s condition.

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Need a proper assessment?

Discuss your symptoms with a qualified physiotherapist and explore the next best step for care.

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