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What is Scope of practice?

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• Here are some of the ways physiotherapy can help through therapeutic exercise, manual therapy, electrical modalities and a range of techniques.  
• Treat and manage neck and back pain and other joint injuries
• Address physical challenges associated with pain, arthritis, repetitive strain injury, (such as tennis elbow), etc. 
• Treat sports injuries and provide advice on prevention and recurrence 
• Provide post surgical rehabilitation including joint replacement & general surgery conditions , Post  Fracture stiffness 
• Maximize mobility with neurological disorders such as stroke, and spinal cord injury .
• Treat children with paediatric conditions such as developmental delay, fractures and cardio respiratory conditions  
• Assist in the management of incontinence.
• Provide pre- and post-natal care and other women’s health conditions.
• Help manage the physical complications of cancer and its treatment  
• Treat and manage respiratory and cardiac conditions and provide cardiac rehabilitation following a heart attack or cardiac surgery.

AREAS OF EXPERTISE:-
• Amputees.
• Arthritis
• Breast Health;- Lymphatic Drainage
• Cardio-Respiratory
• Chronic Pain
• Diabetes
• Ergonomics
• Gerontology
• Home Visits
• Hydrotherapy
• Intramuscular Stimulation (IMS)
• Incontinence
• Industrial Health *Functional Capacity Evaluation
• Functional Capacity Evaluation Work Conditioning  Joint Replacement Rehabilitation
• Lymphatic Drainage
• McKenzie Mechanical Diagnosis & Therapy *Certified Mechanical Diagnosis & Therapy
• Neurology
• Orthopaedics
• Orthotics Assessment/Prescription
• Osteoporosis
• Paediatrics
• Peri-natal Care
• Research
• Rheumatology
• Spinal Manipulation
• Sports Injury
• athletic injury assessment and Treatment
• TMJ
• Vestibular/Vertigo Disorders
• Whiplash Associated Disorders
• Women’s Health