Physiotherapy focuses on using movement to rehabilitate and strengthen the body in order to improve physical well-being following disease or injury. By uniting exercise, manual hands-on therapy and specially adapted tools, therapists can focus on highly targeted treatments that deliver long lasting results. Physiotherapy can look quite different for each patient, and at our clinic every session is unique. We offer 30 minutes of one-on-one treatment time at each visit, which allows the physiotherapist to design and implement a specific treatment plan tailored to each individual patient’s needs. Some common elements of a physiotherapy treatment plan include exercise programs which improve flexibility and strengthen muscles, soft tissue massage, joint manipulation and specialist treatments including hydrotherapy and electrotherapy. Physiotherapy often also involves the recommendation of exercises that can be done regularly in the patient’s home, to improve the curative strength of the therapy.
Who is it for?
What you need to know.
Spinal Decompression Therapy is a highly effective tool for treating various back and leg conditions. Many patients suffering from chronic neck pains, sciatica, herniated or bulging discs and degenerative diseases derive benefit from this treatment. Some patients also come to see us following a failed neck or back surgery and find that this treatment relieves their pain.
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What is Spinal Decompression?
Our approach
Spinal Decompression Therapy is a highly specialized technique in a traction table is used to gently manipulate the spine, delivering pain relief throughout the back, neck and legs. Unlike surgical decompression, the therapy at our clinic is non-invasive and a popular choice for relief of the pain and discomfort related to certain conditions.
How is it different?
How this service can help you
Spinal Decompression Therapy involves stretching the spine in order to promote healing of bulging or herniated discs. In our clinic, trained therapists use a traction table to gently stretch the back, changing the force and position of its component tissues. This change takes pressure off the spinal disks, the gel-like cushions between the bones, by creating negative pressure throughout the spine.
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