PHYSIOTHERAPY IN STRATFORD

Our thorough approach to healing takes into consideration your whole body and all the systems. We’ll identify the structural cause of your condition and then customize a specific treatment plan for you. Nutritional guidance to ensure you have everything you need to stay well, longer.

Stratford Chiropractic Spine & Injury Center looks forward to helping you add physiotherapy in Stratford to your wellness and health needs. Our team will work together to create a treatment plan that can include physiotherapy as well as our other services.

WHAT IS PHYSIOTHERAPY IN STRATFORD?

Physiotherapy is a form of manual therapy that helps restore movement and function to patients who have been affected by injury, disability, or illness. We use advanced techniques and care to diagnose, treat, and prevent a myriad of health concerns and movement disorders. Common methods of therapy we use include manipulation, exercise, myofascial therapy, mobilization, traction, cryotherapy, and hydrotherapy. These treatments help patients manage their pain while preventing disease, allowing patients to stay independent for longer.

Physiotherapy Is Great For:

Repairing damage from an injury
Reducing stiffness and pain
Increasing mobility
Improving the quality of life

COMMON REASONS PATIENTS NEED PHYSICAL THERAPY

People of any age and walk of life can benefit from this type of therapy. Some of the benefits include:

Arthritis
Musculoskeletal Conditions
Neurological Disorders
Orthopedic Conditions
Pediatric Care
Aquatic and Sports Injury
And More

HOW LONG DOES A THERAPY SESSION LAST?

A typical session will last between 30 minutes and one hour, although the duration of it will depend on the nature of the condition. Your first appointment will usually be a little longer in order for us to thoroughly review your medical condition.

The number of required sessions after that will depend on the severity of the condition and the pace of recovery. Several sessions are almost always necessary to allow for gradual treatment and prevention of additional harm. The doctor can make recommendations and help you come up with a suitable treatment plan.