Sports injuries cannot always be prevented, but many of the factors that contribute to injury risk can be identified and managed. Training load, previous injury, strength, mobility, recovery and movement demands can all influence how the body responds to sport and exercise. Sports injury prevention therefore involves more than stretching before exercise. A physiotherapist can…
read moreRecovery after surgery is different for every patient. Depending on the procedure, stage of recovery and individual rehabilitation goals, hydrotherapy may provide a supportive environment in which to begin or progress movement and exercise. Post-surgical hydrotherapy uses the physical properties of warm water to support rehabilitation. Buoyancy can reduce the amount of body weight being…
read moreHydrotherapy can give children the opportunity to move, exercise and practise physical skills in an environment that feels very different from land. By using the properties of warm water, a physiotherapist can adapt activities to a child’s individual abilities, movement difficulties and rehabilitation goals. For some children, the buoyancy of water reduces the amount of…
read moreFor many, trying hydrotherapy for the first time can feel unfamiliar. Understanding what to expect during a hydrotherapy session can help ease nerves and ensure you get the most from your experience. At Bluebell Hydrotherapy & Physiotherapy in Birmingham, we offer a welcoming, professional environment tailored to your needs.
read moreHydrotherapy uses the physical properties of water to create a different environment for movement, exercise and rehabilitation. Rather than simply exercising in a swimming pool, clinical hydrotherapy involves individually selected activities performed in warm water under appropriate professional supervision. Understanding how hydrotherapy works starts with three important properties of water: buoyancy, resistance and temperature. Together,…
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