Reduced mobility can affect walking, exercise, work and everyday activities. It may develop gradually because of stiffness, weakness or reduced activity, or occur following an injury, surgery or health condition. Physiotherapy can help identify the factors limiting movement and develop an individual rehabilitation programme to improve mobility, strength and physical function. Rather than simply treating…
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 moreRehabilitation can take place in different environments. While hydrotherapy uses the properties of water to support movement and exercise, land-based physiotherapy allows patients to work on strength, mobility and everyday physical function outside the pool. At Bluebell Hydro & Physio in Birmingham, we provide both physiotherapy and hydrotherapy. This means rehabilitation can be adapted according…
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 more



