Manual therapy by Mulligan Concept (New Zealand)

Therapy that requires higher manual skill and knowledge in a combination of mobilization and movement. This effective manual technique is widely used for restoration of function and abolition of pain.

• All our physiotherapists use a variety of Manual Techniques or ‘Hands-on Therapy’.
• Manual Therapy consists of Mobilization, Manipulation and Soft tissue release. They are great in restoring joint mobility, reducing muscles tightness and relieving pain.
• In most conditions, manual therapy will be used in combination with specific exercise to restore movement function

Dry Needling/ Acupuncture

Western acupuncture or also known as dry needling which applies the knowledge of muscle trigger points for muscle relaxation and pain relief.

Manipulation

Mainly used for spine and joint related conditions which results in immediate pain relief.

Anatomy Trains (USA)

Advanced manual technique for muscular disorder by implementing the theory of fascia connections throughout entire human body.

Kinesiology Sports Taping (USA)

Widely used around the world, especially in sports industry by application of a thin, stretchy therapeutic tape to provide support and stability for muscle and joint without restricting mobility.

Sport Performance Enhancement (Australian Strength and Conditioning Association-ASCA)

Post injuries rehabilitation, identification of power leaks and correction of existing dysfunctions for athletes to be able to return to sports with better performance and lower reoccurrence risk of injuries.

MAT Functional Assessment (Australia)

A movement based assessment and screening to provide understanding of person’s unique pain management, rehabilitation and performance needs. This functional movement assessment suits people of all ages and fitness levels.

NEUROLOGICAL FACILITATION (UE RANGER)

CANALITH REPOSITIONING THERAP

Extracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy (ESWT)

A non-surgical treatment which stimulates the musculoskeletal area to remove lime of tendon with physical changes while increasing blood supply through regeneration. By excessive stimulation, it also promote rapid recovery.

Ultrasound Therapy

High frequency sound waves are generated to treat deep tissue injuries by increasing local blood flow and cell activity, with aim of reducing local swelling, chronic inflammation, pain and/or spasms, as well as speeding up healing rates.

Heat Therapy

Heat pack applied on painful joints or muscles to provide instant pain relief while increases blood flow to painful areas to quicken healing rate.

Cryotherapy/ Cold Therapy

Widely used treatment in management of most acute conditions by constricting blood supply as well reducing acute inflammatory reactions such as tissue bleeding, swelling and edema. Cryotherapy also helps to inhibit muscle spasticity following trauma.

Electrical Muscle Stimulation (EMS, TENS)

An electronic medical device that assist in modest short-term pain relief by delivering electrical current through the skin to stimulate the nerves.

Exercise Therapy

Strengthening and stretching of muscles to improve function by prescription of suitable and effective exercises with appropriate repetitions including incorporation of essential components from pilates, yoga and/or exercise physiology wherever necessary.