Range of Physiotherapy Services

Initially, your physiotherapist will conduct an assessment of your posture, in which tight or weak muscles that may be causing you to maintain poor posture are identified, as well as joint stiffness or hypermobility, which is contributing to your bad posture.

Following your assessment, your physiotherapist will advise you on correct sitting, standing, and sleeping positions, as well as moving and handling techniques to improve your posture. Your physiotherapist will provide you with advice that is specific to your needs. As a result, your physiotherapist will take into account your occupation, driving, sports, and hobbies when providing you with postural advice to ensure you can implement it in everyday activities.