When I was a Physiotherapy Student, in days of yore! We used to wear course sweatshirts with a similar logo to that written below:
This is obviously a flippant over- simplification of what we as physiotherapists actually do, but I feel it gives a genuine flavour of how we work... energetic, enthusiastic, sense of humour, combined with excellent clinical knowledge and professionalism.
You will find Physiotherapists working with all ages and in most walks of life. Their role generally involves getting people moving one way or another, getting people breathing, getting the blood flowing, improving balance & co-ordination, managing/resolving pain and returning people to their work, home or sport environment.
At Active Life we deal with musculo-skeletal conditions and any associated neurological disturbances. A selection of common problems that we deal with are listed below and more information can be found on the conditions page of this website.
Muscle strains/tears - Tendon strain/tear/inflammation - Bursitis - Joint sprains
Post fracture rehab - Stress Fracture - Osteoarthritic Joint management
Neck pain/Acute “locked” wry neck/spondylosis - Cervicogenic headache - Shoulder joint sub-acromial impingement syndrome
Acromio-clavicular joint sprain/dislocation - Shoulder Dislocation rehab - Frozen Shoulder/adhesive capsulitis - Golfers elbow
Tennis elbow - Carpal Tunnel Syndrome - Thoracic Pain - Rib Pain - Low Back Pain - Piriformis Syndrome - Sciatica - Gluteal tendinitis
Knee ligamentous injury - Patello-femoral knee pain - Knee meniscus tear - Ilio-Tibial Band syndrome - Shin splints
Shin compartment syndromes - Achilles Tendinopathy - Heel pain/plantar fasciitis - Sesamoiditis - Metatarsalgia - Mortons Neuroma
Foot Arch Pain - Foot-Cuboid syndrome
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