Musculoskeletal Conditions
> Sports Injuries
> Arthritis & Osteoporosis
> Overuse Injuries & RSI
> Surgery & Rehabilitation
> Joint & Muscle Stiffness
> Head, Neck & Back
> Upper Limb
> Lower Limb
> Posture, Stability & Biomechanics

Musculoskeletal Treatments
> Acupuncture
> Mobilisation with Movement
> Massage, Joint & Soft Tissue Mobilisation
> Electrotherapy, Hot / Cold Therapy
> Exercise
> Posture & Stability Training, Biomechanics

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Neurological Condtions
> Post Stroke
> Post Head Injury
> Post Spinal Cord Injury
> Multiple Sclerosis
> Cerebral Palsy

Neurological Treatments
> Normal Movement Training
> Stretching
> Balance
> Orthotics & Functional Electrical Stimulation
> Retrain Exercise Tolerance

Massage and Joint Connective and Soft Tissue Mobilisation - The Seaham Physiotherapy Practice

Massage

This approach describes many styles and techniques.

In physiotherapy massage aids recovery and reduces pain but it can also be used to address a specific part of the body in need of assistance and, combined with exercise, is an effective remedy.

If you want a massage for relaxation we recommend you approach a masseur/masseuse who are very skilled in this arena.

Joint connective and soft tissue mobilisation

This approach is a very effective way of getting these structures loosened. It is often confused with manipulation and massage but is, in fact, far more detailed in terms of its clinical application.

A common mistake made by professionals and clients alike is to be treated and not be taught how to maintain the improvements. At the Seaham Physiotherapy Practise we ensure you are full wised-up for a longer lasting and less expensive recovery.

The Sterling Physiotherapy Practice has expanded and now offers a full range of physiotherapy services from the Asbrooke Sports Club and the Sunderland physiotherapy clinic.