Trimetrics Physiotherapy

• Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) applications.
• Acupuncture and bodywork for client conditions.
• Utilizes various techniques for effective treatment plans.

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• Functional movement assessment for strength, balance, mobility.
• Exercise prescription for injury recovery and performance gains.
• Active rehabilitation programs for returning to daily activities.
• Biomechanical analysis to reduce injury risk and improve movement.
• Return-to-activity planning and progressive functional training.

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• Personalized manipulative treatment for pain relief and recovery.
• Musculoskeletal assessment for post-injury and post-surgical rehabilitation.
• Soft tissue techniques to restore tissue mobility and reduce tension.
• Joint mobilization to improve joint mobility and functional movement.
• Whole-body assessment and movement restoration for athletes and active people.

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• Manual therapy for joint and soft tissue mobility.
• Progressive therapeutic exercise prescription for strength.
• Exercise-based rehabilitation for injury recovery.
• Treatment for foot, ankle, and lower limb injuries.
• Return-to-sport rehab for runners and cyclists.

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• Male pelvic floor rehabilitation and dysfunction.
• Acquired brain injuries, concussions, whiplash.
• Individualized active rehabilitation programs.
• Uncovering underlying causes of injury.
• Holistic physiotherapy approach for recovery.

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• Musculoskeletal rehabilitation.
• Clinical Pilates for rehab.
• Manual therapy for pain.
• Postural alignment, core control.
• Functional recovery, injury rehab.

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• Post-operative rehabilitation for hip and knee replacements.
• Mobility recovery after hip fractures and acute stroke.
• Lower-limb amputation rehabilitation and gait training.
• Chest physiotherapy for acute and chronic lung conditions.
• Geriatric mobility, balance, and functional independence.

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