Arthritic complaints One of the major complaints in patients seeking the help of a physiotherapist is arthritis.There are over 100 types of arthritis, but only two types are most common - rheumatoid arthritis (RA) and osteoarthritis (OA). » Read more
Back problems Back problems may be the result of an injury, a degenerative disease, poor posture or even infection. In many cases, back problems manifest themselves in the form of pain, stiffness and impaired gait, which can lead to decreased activity.» Read more
Joint injuries
Joint injuries are among the most common problems experienced by physiotherapy patients. These injuries may result from trauma to the body part or from wear and tear to the joint as in the case of carpal tunnel or arthritis.» Read more
Neck pain and headaches The common phrase "pain in the neck" has become a cliché because it is used so often to describe someone or something that is a constant irritation. However, neck pain and headaches are more than just irritating. » Read more
Occupational rehabilitation Occupational rehabilitation is the process of restoring function to injured workers so they can return to work. Rehabilitation professionals assess the needs of the person and the demands of the workplace in order to develop a plan of action to get the employee back to work that is suitable to him/her. » Read more
Post fracture rehabilitation Fractures are common among athletes, children and even the elderly, however anyone can become a suffer from a fracture. Many people think a fracture is not a serious condition, however a fracture is a broken bone and as such it requires emergency attention.
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Post operative rehabilitation Post fracture rehabilitation encompasses a wide range of interventions depending on the type and severity of injury sustained. When a fracture occurs it is important to seek emergency treatment. » Read more
Posture correction Good posture is not just good for your appearance; it affects your general health as well. Postural correction may be necessary in patients who have had a neurological dysfunction. » Read more
Pregnancy Regular exercise is as important to a woman's overall health during pregnancy as it is after pregnancy. A woman who was active before pregnancy can continue to be active during pregnancy, barring certain risks.
» Read more Whiplash Whiplash is a very common injury that can affect anyone. Whiplash occurs most frequently during motor vehicle accidents and the car does not have to be traveling at a fast rate. » Read more
Paediatric Physiotherapy Paediatric physiotherapists have a special affinity for children and help children to achieve their optimal physical development. » Read more
Geriatric Physiotherapy Covers a wide area of issues concerning older people as they incur problems like arthritis, osteoporosis, cancer, Alzheimer's disease, etc.» Read more
Total Knee Replacement If you are considering knee replacement surgery, or have knee replacement surgery planned, it is important to know all you can about it.» Read more
Total Hip Replacement If you are considering having total hip replacement surgery, or have a total hip replacement operation planned, it is important to know all you can about it.» Read more
One of the major complaints in patients seeking the help of a physiotherapist is arthritis.There are over 100 types of arthritis, but only two types are most common - rheumatoid arthritis (RA) and osteoarthritis (OA). 
Back problems may be the result of an injury, a degenerative disease, poor posture or even infection. In many cases, back problems manifest themselves in the form of pain, stiffness and impaired gait, which can lead to decreased activity.
Joint injuries are among the most common problems experienced by physiotherapy patients. These injuries may result from trauma to the body part or from wear and tear to the joint as in the case of carpal tunnel or arthritis.
The common phrase "pain in the neck" has become a cliché because it is used so often to describe someone or something that is a constant irritation. However, neck pain and headaches are more than just irritating. 
Occupational rehabilitation is the process of restoring function to injured workers so they can return to work. Rehabilitation professionals assess the needs of the person and the demands of the workplace in order to develop a plan of action to get the employee back to work that is suitable to him/her. 
Fractures are common among athletes, children and even the elderly, however anyone can become a suffer from a fracture. Many people think a fracture is not a serious condition, however a fracture is a broken bone and as such it requires emergency attention.
Post fracture rehabilitation encompasses a wide range of interventions depending on the type and severity of injury sustained. When a fracture occurs it is important to seek emergency treatment. 
Good posture is not just good for your appearance; it affects your general health as well. Postural correction may be necessary in patients who have had a neurological dysfunction. 
Regular exercise is as important to a woman's overall health during pregnancy as it is after pregnancy. A woman who was active before pregnancy can continue to be active during pregnancy, barring certain risks.
Whiplash is a very common injury that can affect anyone. Whiplash occurs most frequently during motor vehicle accidents and the car does not have to be traveling at a fast rate. 
Paediatric physiotherapists have a special affinity for children and help children to achieve their optimal physical development. 
Covers a wide area of issues concerning older people as they incur problems like arthritis, osteoporosis, cancer, Alzheimer's disease, etc.
If you are considering knee replacement surgery, or have knee replacement surgery planned, it is important to know all you can about it.
If you are considering having total hip replacement surgery, or have a total hip replacement operation planned, it is important to know all you can about it.
