Our PT services complement chiropractic care , offering a complete muscular recovery, pain management, and rehabilitation solution. PT addresses a wide range of conditions through targeted exercises, manual therapy, and various modalities. Our physical therapist works closely with our chiropractor to ensure each patient receives care tailored to their specific needs. Physical therapy addresses numerous conditions, including muscular injuries, disc issues, headaches, and tendinopathy.
Our therapist uses techniques such as dry needling, laser therapy , and shockwave therapy to manage these conditions effectively. Our physical therapist designs each session to address your unique needs, ensuring a personalised experience and the best outcomes. To support your progress, our physical therapist will provide guidance on exercises and stretches you can do at home. These activities reinforce the work done during your sessions, helping to maintain the benefits of your in-clinic care and speed up your recovery.
We are pleased to offer our patients a unique, integrated approach to care. They receive both chiropractic and physical therapy services in one visit, under one fee, making it more convenient, effective, and affordable. Our comprehensive care is designed to help you achieve better outcomes and long-term wellness.
Ready to take the first step towards recovery? Contact us today to schedule an appointment. How Does Physical Therapy Work? Conditions That Can Be Helped With PT Physical therapy addresses numerous conditions, including muscular injuries, disc issues, headaches, and tendinopathy. Patients recovering from surgery or dealing with conditions like cerebral palsy can also benefit from our specialised services, which focus on enhancing comfort and improving overall function.
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