McKenzie method
Robin McKenzie's Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy (MDT) focuses mainly on the spine. Specific repeated movements help identify and treat the source of the pain.
Physiotherapy
Stronger muscles, less pain — with targeted physiotherapy
Masking pain isn't enough — you need to relearn how to move so it doesn't return. Our qualified physiotherapists design a programme built around you, with work starting from your very first session.
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How does physiotherapy help?
Physiotherapy uses targeted, active exercises to strengthen the deep muscle groups responsible for your posture and joint stability. Our specialists know musculoskeletal anatomy in depth, so they know exactly which muscles to engage for your specific complaint.
If your posture is the underlying issue, your physiotherapist guides you through gradually building the muscles that take pressure off your joints. Practised regularly, these exercises reduce pain and, over time, can eliminate it altogether.
What you get alongside your treatment
Reduces pain by gradually correcting your posture.
Expands your range of motion and targets your specific complaint.
Lowers the risk of future musculoskeletal issues.
A programme built specifically for you, not a generic routine.
Every exercise is demonstrated and corrected in person by your therapist.
Home exercises keep your progress moving between sessions.
When does physiotherapy help?
Whether your complaint is new or long-standing, our team will find the right exercise programme to support your recovery.
- Scoliosis, back pain.
- Neck pain, shoulder pain.
- Hip pain, knee pain.
- Flat feet and other foot complaints.
- Pre-surgery preparation and post-surgery rehabilitation.
- Return to sport after injury.
- Preparation for childbirth and postpartum recovery.
- Chronic joint inflammation, ankylosing spondylitis.
Physiotherapy approaches we frequently use
Stabilisation programme
Strengthens the deep muscles around the spine and major joints. A great fit for low-back, neck and shoulder pain, especially if you sit a lot at work.
Schroth method
An internationally recognised approach to scoliosis. Combines breathing technique with asymmetric strengthening exercises to reduce spinal curvature.
Rehabilitation programme
Speeds up recovery after injury or surgery. Also useful before surgery, since well-prepared tissue heals faster.
Sport-specific rehab
For athletes, from minor sprains to full return after a muscle tear. You'll also learn safe movement patterns to avoid re-injury.
Your treatment, step by step
- 1
Thorough assessment
A detailed exam uncovers the real cause of your complaint, including any postural faults or deformities.
- 2
Your exercise plan
We put together the physiotherapy exercises suited to you, adding manual therapy techniques when needed.
- 3
Guided practice
We teach you correct technique step by step so you can practise safely and independently at home.
What patients often ask us
Will exercises leave me sore?+
Mild muscle soreness can happen, just like after any workout. You shouldn't feel pain — if you do, tell your physiotherapist so we can adjust the load.
Is physiotherapy suitable for everyone?+
Yes, since every programme is tailored to your condition. We find the right fit for athletes, office workers, older adults and people with chronic spinal issues alike.
When will I notice real improvement?+
Many patients feel a difference after just a few sessions, but lasting results require weeks of consistent practice.
Do I need a referral to join?+
No referral needed. You can book your appointment online.
What should I bring to a session?+
Just comfortable clothing and shoes for movement — we provide the rest.
Take the next step towards pain-free movement
Don't let joint or muscle pain run your daily life. Our physiotherapy team in districts 17–18 is ready to work with you towards a lasting solution.