PHYSIOTHERAPY AT CURA

WHAT IS A PHYSIOTHERAPIST?

A Physiotherapist is a health care professional who uses a physical approach to promote, maintain and restore physical, psychological and social well-being.

What happens at your consultation?

Physiotherapists at Cura look at the patient as a whole. Taking into account previous medical history, work and lifestyle before devising a programme, enabling us to tailor treatment to the individual needs. On most occasions; advice, education and often treatment can be given as part of the initial consultation

Our Physiotherapists are specialists in treating: Neck & Back pain Upper & Lower limb Joint problems Persistent joint pain Sports injuries Post Operative Rehabilitation

Treatment may include one or more of the following; Joint mobilisation/manipulation Soft tissue mobilisation/massage Exercise/movement re-education, including hydrotherapy Electrotherapy i.e. ultra-sound, interferential, TENS         Acupuncture Education is at the forefront of any successful treatment, so advice and home exercise programmes are normally devised for the individual, helping to maintain good function and reduce the chance of injury recurrence.

A full physical examination of posture and movement, assessing muscle, joint and nerve integrity. You will normally be asked to remove items of clothing to reveal problem areas allowing for thorough examination. The therapist will explain their diagnosis and discuss the most suitable treatment plan for you.  
 

The Chartered Society of Physiotherapy is the Professional body for Physiotherapists. Visit their site for information regarding the profession of physiotherapy.

Physio First is an organisation dedicated to promoting the highest standards of physiotherapy practice. Physio First supports Physiotherapists in Private Practice; Cura HealthCare is a member of Physio First.