Our physiotherapy and rehabilitation treatments
The centre’s areas of care and a detailed page for each treatment offered.
Spine and posture
Neck, lower back, sciatica, spine and everyday posture.
- Neck rehabilitationRehabilitation of the neck (cervical spine), on medical advice.
- Lower back rehabilitationPhysiotherapy for the lower back (lumbar spine), alongside medical follow-up.
- Physiotherapy for sciaticaPhysiotherapy care for sciatic pain, on medical prescription.
- Postural correction of the spinePhysiotherapy for spinal imbalances, alongside medical follow-up.
- Posture workWorking on everyday posture: body awareness, exercises and ergonomic advice.
Joint rehabilitation
Knee, ankle, shoulder, elbow, wrist and fingers: restoring joint movement.
- Rehabilitation after a knee sprainRehabilitation after a knee sprain, following the doctor’s instructions.
- Rehabilitation after an ankle sprainRehabilitation after an ankle sprain: mobility, strengthening and balance.
- Shoulder rehabilitationShoulder rehabilitation after pain, injury or surgery.
- Elbow rehabilitationElbow rehabilitation: tendon pain, after injury or surgery.
- Wrist rehabilitationWrist rehabilitation after a fracture, sprain or immobilisation.
- Finger rehabilitationFine finger rehabilitation: mobility, strength and dexterity of the hand.
Ligament and muscle rehabilitation
Ligaments, menisci, tendons and muscles: after an injury, often sports-related.
- Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) rehabilitationKnee rehabilitation after an anterior cruciate ligament tear or surgery.
- Meniscus rehabilitationKnee rehabilitation after a meniscus injury or surgery.
- Achilles tendon rehabilitationAchilles tendon rehabilitation: tendon pain or after a rupture.
- Tendinitis rehabilitationPhysiotherapy for tendinitis (tendinopathy): shoulder, elbow, knee, ankle…
- Muscle knots and spasmsPhysiotherapy for painful muscle knots and spasms.
- Rehabilitation after a muscle tearGradual rehabilitation after a diagnosed muscle tear.
- Groin pain (pubalgia) rehabilitationRehabilitation of pubalgia, a groin pain common in athletes.
- Adductor rehabilitationRehabilitation of the adductor muscles, on the inner thigh.
- Hamstring rehabilitationRehabilitation of the hamstrings, the muscles at the back of the thigh.
Neurological rehabilitation
Facial palsy, hemiplegia, paraplegia, tetraplegia and other paralyses.
- Facial palsy rehabilitationFacial palsy rehabilitation, alongside medical follow-up.
- Hemiplegia rehabilitation (after stroke)Hemiplegia rehabilitation, most often after a stroke.
- Paraplegia rehabilitationPhysiotherapy for people with paraplegia, within a coordinated care pathway.
- Tetraplegia carePhysiotherapy for people with tetraplegia, in liaison with the medical team.
- Rehabilitation of other paralysesRehabilitation of paralysis of various origins, especially after nerve damage.
Post-operative care and rehabilitation
Recovery after surgery and functional rehabilitation programmes.
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