Concept Physio

• Neurological rehabilitation using Bobath (NDT) principles.
• Musculoskeletal physiotherapy for pain and movement restoration.
• Inpatient and outpatient therapy for neurological trauma recovery.
• Manual techniques to improve motor control and functional mobility.
• Therapeutic exercise programs for strength and balance gains.

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• Neurological rehabilitation including gait training and function restoration.
• Orthopedic rehabilitation with range-of-motion and strengthening exercises.
• Geriatric physiotherapy focusing on independence and functional mobility.
• Muscle re-education and therapeutic exercise programs.
• Patient education and treatment explanation to support recovery.

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• Neurological rehabilitation for stroke and brain injury recovery.
• Neurological assessment and treatment using Bobath (NDT) principles.
• Pelvic health physiotherapy for neurological conditions.
• Aquatic therapy for mobility, strength, and gait retraining.
• In-patient rehabilitation for functional independence and discharge planning.

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• Neurological rehabilitation for stroke and brain injury recovery.
• Spinal cord injury assessment and functional mobility training.
• Bobath (neurodevelopmental) approach for movement re-education.
• Exercise prescription for hip and knee osteoarthritis (GLA:D).
• Management of hypermobility, connective tissue disorders, chronic pain.

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• Pain relief and active rehabilitation for musculoskeletal injuries.
• One-on-one exercise prescription and progressive strengthening programs.
• Manual therapy techniques for joint and soft tissue dysfunction.
• Recovery and return-to-sport conditioning after sporting injuries.
• Education and motivation for self-management and injury prevention.

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