Rehabilitation does not always need to begin with demanding exercise. After surgery, injury or a period of reduced mobility, some people need a more gradual way to rebuild movement and physical confidence. Gentle rehabilitation exercises can form part of a personalised recovery programme. The level of exercise should reflect your current abilities, symptoms and medical…
read moreLiving with persistent or chronic pain can make movement and exercise more difficult. For some people, this can lead to reduced activity, weakness and difficulty carrying out everyday tasks. Hydrotherapy for chronic pain provides a different environment for movement and rehabilitation. The properties of water can make certain exercises more manageable while still allowing the…
read moreWhen exploring rehabilitation options, you may come across both hydrotherapy and physiotherapy. The two approaches can share similar goals, such as improving movement, strength and physical function, but they take place in different environments. Understanding the difference between hydrotherapy and physiotherapy can help you understand why a physiotherapist may recommend land-based treatment, water-based rehabilitation or…
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