Physiotherapists specialise in the diagnosis, management and treatment of painful conditions that affect the joints of the spine, arms and legs; and the associated muscles, ligaments and surrounding structures. Physiotherapy aims to reduce pain and improve posture to restore the range of movement in the joints and muscles. The practitioners strengthen the tissues using soft tissue techniques, mobilisation and exercise.
Physiotherapists use a variety of manual and physical techniques, postural analysis, and soft tissue methods to restore movement and improve function in the body. They specialise in strength and exercise rehabilitation for post-injury and post-operative patients. Physiotherapists design bespoke exercise programs to restore movement and strengthen the affected area.
A Physiotherapist can diagnose and treat a vast array of common and uncommon issues suffered in everyday life including:
Sporting injuries
Postural pain
Poor mechanics
Repetitive strain injuries (RSI)
Post-injury and post-operative rehabilitation
Trapped Nerves
Muscle Spasm
Muscle and Ligament Strain
If you require rehabilitation post-surgery, get in touch and see how our team of Physiotherapists can help.
Physiotherapists use postural and movement analysis, alongside muscle and joint testing, in the examination of the patient. Depending on your symptoms or injury, the treatment could involve a variety of soft tissue techniques and mobilisations, combined with specific exercises to improve strength, reduce pain and restore mobility:
Exercise Programs
Post-operative rehabilitation following surgery
Posture, ergonomic and lifestyle advice
Strengthening techniques and return to sport protocol following injury
Ultrasound
Laser Therapy
Interferential Electrotherapy
Chiropractors specialise in the diagnosis and treatment of painful physical conditions that are caused by poor mechanical working of the joints, and their associated ligaments, muscles, discs and nerves. Chiropractors use a variety of manual adjustments that can be applied to any part of the body. The chiropractor’s goal is to reduce pain and improve mobility.
As a multidisciplinary practice, The House Clinics are able to combine the expertise of our Chiropractic, Physiotherapy, Massage Therapy, Podiatry and Chiropody practitioners to offer a unique and exceptional service to our clients. Please speak to your practitioner if you have any queries about other services we offer.
What is Physiotherapy?
Physiotherapists use a variety of manual and physical techniques, postural analysis, and soft tissue methods to restore movement and improve function in the body. They specialise in strength and exercise rehabilitation for post-injury and post-operative patients. Physiotherapists design bespoke exercise programs to restore movement and strengthen the affected area.
What conditions do we treat?
What does Physiotherapy treatment involve?
What does Physiotherapy treatment involve? Physiotherapists use postural and movement analysis, alongside muscle and joint testing, in the examination of the patient. Depending on your symptoms or injury, the treatment could involve a variety of soft tissue techniques and mobilisations, combined with specific exercises to improve strength, reduce pain and restore mobility.
Treatment includes: Rehabilitation
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From our four Bristol clinics we offer the highest standard of physical medical treatment and exercise rehabilitation from our team of professionals for a wide range of conditions.
For enquiries about our services you can contact us via the telephone number and email address below
0117 942 0200