What we treat
de Carle Physiotherapy is able to offer assessments, treatments and exercise classes to a wide variety of conditions, due to our extensive experience. However, not all of our clients come to us with an injury or illness, some clients come to improve their health & wellbeing.
The conditions we treat include but are not exclusive to the following conditions:
- Spine pain / Back and Neck problems / Headaches / Migraines
- Nerve pain (Trapped nerve / Referred pain / Disc injury)
- Upper Limb pain (Shoulder / Elbow / Wrist and Hand)
- Lower Limb pain (Hip / Knee / Ankle and Foot)
- Neurological (Developmental Delay / Cerebral Palsy, Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson’s Disease, Spinal Injury, Head and Brain Injury, Stroke)
- Osteoarthritis and Rheumatoid Arthritis
- Ligament Injury / Cartilage Injury and post-operative repair
- Muscle Spasms / Muscle or Tendon Strains / Muscle or Tendon Tears
- Sport Injuries
- Work related injuries
- Pre-Operative preparation
- Post-Operative rehabilitation
- General aches and pains
- Fatigue and ME
- Post Fracture / Bone Break / Dislocation rehabilitation
- Joint Replacement / Joint Reconstruction
- Post Cancer care
There are many conditions that Physiotherapy can help to treat, however, this is by no means an exhaustive list. We can also help to reduce your risks to injury and illness.
So whether you are:
- Going on an annual snow sports trip
- Planning to run a full or half marathon
- Take part in cross country, fell running, hiking or climbing
- Are a keen cyclist or triathlete
- Enter into tough muddy or pretty muddy events
- Swim or take part in water sports
- Attend a gym, regularly or irregularly
- Take your sport out on the pitch, the court, the green, the track, the fairway or the dancefloor
“de Carle Physiotherapy” can offer you the ability to make improvements to your technique, body awareness & control, cardiorespiratory fitness, physical, mental & medical health & wellbeing. You just need to know where you’re starting from and where you’re aiming for.
“You’ve got one body, together we’ll look after it” – Michelle de Carle
