Warwick Physiotherapy & Rehab - Physio Warwickshire

Welcome to Warwick Physio + Rehab

There are many conditions that we can treat by physiotherapy such as:

• Sports Injuries
• Frozen Shoulder
• Pre - and Post-operative Conditions
• Soft Tissue Injuries
• Knee/Ankle/Foot Pain
• Tennis/Golfer's Elbow
• Arthritis
• Headaches
• Neck and Back Pain
• Hyperventilation/ breathing disorders
• Vestibular/ balance problems

Treatment Techniques:

We use a variety of treatment techniques depending on the condition, including

• Exercise
• Joint mobilisations
• Muscle imbalance and stretching techniques
• Specific soft tissue massage
• Acupuncture
• Taping
• Gait/movement re-education
• Hot/cold therapy
• Advice
• Ultrasound

We are registered with all major healthcare companies and are happy to invoice them directly. We also accept self funding patients.

How Does Physiotherapy Help?

Physiotherapy is the most widely available of all the manipulation techniques used to help muscles and joints and other parts of the body work to their full potential. The basic aim of physiotherapy is to alleviate pain and restore normal movement and function patterns to help return the body to its natural state.

Physiotherapists work in a wide variety of health settings such as intensive care, mental illness, stroke recovery, occupational health, and care of the elderly. Physiotherapists treat a vast range of conditions from asthma to incontinence and heart disease as well as a myriad of sports injuries. Physiotherapy can generally assist anyone who has been incapacitated for any length of time, and can be highly beneficial during and after pregnancy.

Physiotherapists will help you by adopting a hands on approach; however, they will also help you to help yourself by showing you simple techniques which can, and indeed should, be used at home.

Obviously, prior to any treatment being given a full and thorough examination will take place. It is also worth remembering that physiotherapists do not use drugs or give injections. They simply use time-honoured methods which have proved successful over many years. You may see various items of high-tech equipment in a physiotherapy department. Ultimately, however, their basic tools are their hands.

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Home Practice Information	Welcome to Warwick Physio + Rehab There are many conditions that we can treat by physiotherapy such as: • Sports Injuries • Frozen Shoulder • Pre - and Post-operative Conditions • Soft Tissue Injuries • Knee/Ankle/Foot Pain • Tennis/Golfer's Elbow • Arthritis • Headaches • Neck and Back Pain • Hyperventilation/ breathing disorders • Vestibular/ balance problems Treatment Techniques: We use a variety of treatment techniques depending on the condition, including • Exercise • Joint mobilisations • Muscle imbalance and stretching techniques • Specific soft tissue massage • Acupuncture • Taping • Gait/movement re-education • Hot/cold therapy • Advice • Ultrasound We are registered with all major healthcare companies and are happy to invoice them directly. We also accept self funding patients. How Does Physiotherapy Help? Physiotherapy is the most widely available of all the manipulation techniques used to help muscles and joints and other parts of the body work to their full potential. The basic aim of physiotherapy is to alleviate pain and restore normal movement and function patterns to help return the body to its natural state. Physiotherapists work in a wide variety of health settings such as intensive care, mental illness, stroke recovery, occupational health, and care of the elderly. Physiotherapists treat a vast range of conditions from asthma to incontinence and heart disease as well as a myriad of sports injuries. Physiotherapy can generally assist anyone who has been incapacitated for any length of time, and can be highly beneficial during and after pregnancy. Physiotherapists will help you by adopting a hands on approach; however, they will also help you to help yourself by showing you simple techniques which can, and indeed should, be used at home. Obviously, prior to any treatment being given a full and thorough examination will take place. It is also worth remembering that physiotherapists do not use drugs or give injections. They simply use time-honoured methods which have proved successful over many years. You may see various items of high-tech equipment in a physiotherapy department. Ultimately, however, their basic tools are their hands.
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WARWICK PHYSIO + REHAB

Welcome to Warwick Physio + Rehab