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Our Treatments
Neuro Physiotherapy and
Occupational Therapy
We take a personalized approach to treatment, tailoring our services for each individual. Our team of therapists and assistants work together with you on improving your gait & balance; strengthening muscles that are weak from illness or injury; teaching new postural techniques so as not to force any more than necessary during the recovery process- all while emphasizing how this will help the patient get back what they lost: their sense of independence!
- Spinal cord injury
- Traumatic Brain injury
- Stroke
- Multiple sclerosis
- Parkinson's disease
- Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
- Polyneuropathies such as Guillian-Barre syndrome or chronic inflammatory polyneuropathy
- Old Cerebral Palsy
- Other neurological disorders
Soft Tissue Mobilization
Soft tissue mobilization is a part of manual manipulation that includes soft muscle, connective tissues (tendons), and ligaments. The physiotherapist performs this technique as one way to provide their patients with relief from pain in order for them to return back into function fully again by relaxing these tight areas around your body’s joints with the following benefits
- Muscle relaxation
- Vein and limp circulation
- Edema reduction
- Stretch effect on tissue
- Stabilizing beneath a subcutaneous damaged tissue
- Enhancing skin’s nutrition using lubricants
- Removing excreta through perspiration
- Removing a dried skin on injured tissue
- Help to keep metabolic balance in soft tissue
- Effect by sensory receptor’s stimulation in skin and subcutaneous tissue.
Scoliosis Treatment
Our Clinic provides scoliosis and body alignment correction treatment service to patients who suffers from unspecific pain on the body from mal-alignment of the body. Our team provides a comprehensive treatment plan from full assessment of your body joint by joint to a home self-care program.
A team of certified therapists works together to provide exceptional, individualized care for the patients with
- Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis
- Degenerative Scoliosis
- Shoulder height discrepancy
- Pelvis height discrepancy
- Leg length discrepancy
- Pelvis rotation
- Genu Valgus (X shape legs) / Varus (O shape legs)
- Unbalance of muscles
- Forward head posture
- Rounded shoulder
- Straight neck
- Lordosis on the lower back
- Kyphosis on the trunk
- Flat feet
- Gait correction
Sports Injury Rehabilitation ( After Surgery )
- Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation specialist’s consultation
- Posture analysis (Functional Movement Screening)
- Individualized exercise and functional training
- Sports taping and Kinesiotaping
- Sling therapy
- Manual therapy
- Muscle performance enhancement
- Proprioceptive training
- Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization
- Electrical stimulation
- Therapeutic massage
Injuries in sports can occur through contact or noncontact mechanism in any sporting activity. They may involve muscle, ligaments, cartilage or bone and overuse.
Sports Injury Rehabilitation helps people recover quickly from an injury, empowering them to resume their athletic activities.
Our physiotherapist with extensive knowledge and training in the musculoskeletal system can identify the cause of the injury and create a treatment plan.
Joint Pain Treatment
Doctors and therapists at Clinic have wide experience and clinical hands-on experience in the treatment, diagnosis, and prevention of all types of all kinds of major joints disorder and injuries. The therapist provides joint pain therapy and care plans specifically related to the patient’s spent diagnosis. Our therapists in the B2N clinic are well trained in joint pain relief through pain relief therapy.
Pilates for Rehabilitation
Pilates can be an aerobic and non-aerobic form of exercise. It requires concentration and focus because you move your body through precise ranges of motion. Pilates lengthens and stretches all the major muscle groups in your body in a balanced fashion. It requires concentration in finding a center point to control your body through movement. Each exercise has a prescribed placement, rhythm and breathing pattern.
Occupational Therapy
The Occupational therapist addresses the physical, cognitive, sensory-perceptual, psychosocial and other aspects of performance in a variety of environments to regain or develop the skills which are necessary for the highest level of function and independence.
- Assessment and rehabilitation of personal activities of daily living (feeding, dressing, bathing, grooming, etc.)
- Sensory, perception and, Cognitive assessment and rehabilitation; Sensory processing skills
- Visual perceptual skills; Visual-motor skills, coordination of eyes and hands rehabilitation
- Upper limb re-training and hand-related rehabilitation including joint protection; prevent deformity or promote function; Fine motor skills, grasping skills, object manipulation and edema control
- Home modification recommendations and home safety assessment
- Special Educational programs which include pain management and fall prevention
- Training in body mechanics, positioning, energy conservation techniques, and joint protection
- Wheelchairs and adaptive equipment evaluation and modification
- Neuromuscular re-education; Neurocognitive rehabilitation for Neurological disorder
- Developing sensory Integration for the pediatric clients
- Dysphagia treatment; Swallowing disorder (Management of feeding, eating, and swallowing to enable eating, feeding performance and oral hygiene)