Physiotherapy
Physiotherapy uses evidence-based techniques to help restore movement and function to anyone who is affected by injury, illness or disability. A physiotherapist will assess, diagnose and treat injuries and conditions that affect people of all ages and social groups.
Physiotherapists are ‘first line practitioners’, which means that you do not need a doctor’s referral to see a physiotherapist. All physiotherapists must complete a four-year undergraduate degree and attend courses yearly to keep up with the latest practice.
Lamberti physiotherapists can treat most physical conditions requiring attention, but their special interest is in sports, orthopaedic and neuromusculoskeletal physiotherapy.
What to expect in a physio session:
- Firstly, your physio will assess your injury with a thorough, objective interview.
- Assess the relevant area(s) of pain to diagnose an injury or dysfunction.
- Not only do physiotherapists help with treating the pain, but they will also investigate symptoms to discover what structure or biomechanical fault is causing a particular condition.
- Thereafter, your physiotherapist will use a variety of techniques to assist in getting you back to your previous level of daily function.
Conditions commonly treated by Lamberti Physiotherapy:
- Muscle and joint pain
- Nerve pain
- Sports injuries
- Persistent pain
- Chest infections
- Sinus infections
- Post surgery rehabilitation
- Headaches
- Jaw pain
