Max Health Institute & Physiotherapy: Prospect Street Clinic

• Swedish massage for relaxation and tissue mobilization.
• Myofascial release for fascial restriction and pain relief.
• Active and passive stretching to improve mobility and flexibility.
• Therapeutic cupping for soft tissue release and circulation.
• Soft tissue release and sports massage for injury recovery.

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• Myofascial therapy for connective tissue restrictions and pain.
• Applied sports massage for injury recovery and performance.
• Table and traditional Thai massage for joint mobility and stretching.
• Hot stone therapy for deep relaxation and muscle release.
• Lymphatic drainage to reduce swelling and support circulation.

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• Musculoskeletal rehabilitation for acute and chronic injuries.
• Manual therapy using osteopathic and soft-tissue techniques.
• Functional movement assessment and movement correction programs.
• Exercise prescription for physical reconditioning and return-to-sport.
• Taping, bracing, and return-to-activity planning for athletes.

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• Manual therapy for joint mobility and pain relief.
• Exercise therapy for injury recovery and performance.
• Sports injury management and rehabilitation programs.
• Taping techniques for support and injury prevention.
• Acupuncture adjunct to chiropractic care.

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• Diversified chiropractic techniques for joint dysfunction and alignment.
• Acupuncture and electroacupuncture adjuncts for pain modulation.
• Soft-tissue therapies and IASTM for muscle tension and scar tissue.
• Personalized exercise programs for injury recovery and prevention.
• Patient education and evidence-informed care for long-term wellness.

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• Musculoskeletal assessment and whole-body assessment for injury origin.
• Manipulative treatment using osteopathic manual techniques for pain relief.
• Soft tissue techniques and joint mobilization to restore mobility.
• Functional movement assessment and correction for athletes.
• Exercise-based rehabilitation integrated with athletic therapy.

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• Musculoskeletal assessment for root causes of pain and dysfunction.
• Manipulative treatment using classical osteopathic principles.
• Soft tissue techniques to address muscle and fascial restrictions.
• Joint mobilization to restore mobility and function.
• Whole-body assessment guiding individualized treatment plans.

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• Education-focused active rehabilitation and exercise prescription.
• Assessment and treatment of musculoskeletal injuries and pain.
• Manual therapy and hands-on integrative musculoskeletal techniques.
• Exercise-based return-to-sport and functional recovery programs.
• Individualized activity progression and movement retraining.

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• Paediatric physiotherapy for developmental and mobility needs.
• Assessment and treatment of orthopaedic injuries and pain.
• Exercise prescription for rehabilitation and functional recovery.
• Manual therapy and hands-on joint and soft tissue techniques.
• Evidence-based care integrating current clinical practices.

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• Pelvic floor assessment and internal vaginal/rectal evaluations.
• Pelvic pain treatment for pregnancy, postpartum, and C-section recovery.
• Management of urinary urgency, frequency, and incontinence.
• Rehabilitation after prostate surgery and male pelvic pain conditions.
• Vestibular rehabilitation for vertigo and balance disorders.

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• Exercise-based rehabilitation for injury recovery and function.
• Manual therapy for joint and soft tissue mobilization.
• Education and self-management strategies for active recovery.
• Geriatric physiotherapy for mobility and fall prevention.
• Sports rehabilitation for return-to-play and performance.

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• Orthopaedic and sports injury assessment and management.
• Functional dry needling for muscle pain and dysfunction.
• Exercise prescription to restore strength and movement.
• Manual therapy to improve joint and soft-tissue mobility.
• Education and prevention strategies to reduce recurrence.

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