What is physiotherapy?
The basic aim of physiotherapy is to help alleviate pain and restore normal movement and function patterns to help return the body to its natural state. Physiotherapy includes the assessment, diagnosis, planning, intervention and evaluation of patients treatment. Patient treatments include massage, mobilisation, manipulation, electrotherapy and with a strong emphasis on remedial exercise therapy.
10 Bridge physiotherapy has already developed an excellent reputation for its expertise in the management of patients with musculoskeletal problems.
We combine traditional physiotherapy treatment including manipulation, mobilisation, massage, acupuncture, ultrasound, interferential, TENS and specific exercise therapy.
Our fully qualified and experienced physiotherapists are able to treat a wide variety of problems – from back, neck and pelvic pain, to pre and post operative care and specific soft tissue damage.
Our physiotherapists are members of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy, the Organisation of Physiotherapists in Private Practice, and are registered with the Health Professions Council.
Conditions treated include:
- Sport and soft tissue injuries
- Back and Neck injuries
- Joint problems
- Overuse injuries
- Postural dysfunction
- Core instability / dysfunction
- Fracture and pre and post surgical conditions
- Whiplash injuries
This list is by no means exhaustive so please feel free to contact us for further advice. A telephone call can often establish whether your condition can be helped by physiotherapy.
