Physiotherapists complete a four year tertiary training in which they study human movement and its rehabilitation.  It equips them to assess, diagnose and treat the underlying causes of musculoskeletal pain and dysfunction that relates to joints, muscles, nerve tissue, and  faulty movement patterns.     

 

Treatment will generally include mobilisation to restore normal mobility to joints, soft tissues and major nerve bundles. It may include other modalities to promote tissue healing. Education in self-care is an important aspect of your treatment for long term solutions and can address exercise (specific and general instruction), posture, ergonomics and movement habits. 

 

Our physiotherapists have a special interest in musculoskeletal issues. Between them they have worked in private practice for a number of years working in specialist clinics. They work with clients and with pilates instructors to develop programs and specific rehabilitative exercises.

Physiotherapy at Pilates and Healing is an individual experience.  Our Physiotherapist only sees one patient at a time, and does not have simultaneous patients in an hour. This means that your appointment is about you and about your needs and treatment.