Conditions

Guides before your visit

Not a diagnosis. Sudden severe symptoms need emergency care.

Hands on a person's upper back during treatment

Each card links to a short topic and a matching photo from clinic care — pick what sounds closest and message us on WhatsApp with your questions.

Physiotherapist assisting a patient with shoulder resistance training in clinic

Condition guide

Frozen shoulder

Stiffness that limits reaching overhead or behind the back. Care usually mixes gentle range work with a plan for pain, and it can take months. A clinician checks that the shoulder, not the neck, is the main driver.

Therapist treating upper back and spine during a manual therapy session

Condition guide

Spine

Neck and back pain from posture, lifting, or a flare of a longer problem. The visit looks at movement, nerve symptoms, and which positions ease or provoke pain.

Patient lying supine for calm breathing and rib mobility work after medical clearance

Condition guide

Chest pain

New or severe chest pain needs urgent medical care first. Physio may later help with rib, posture, or breathing stiffness once a doctor has ruled out an emergency.

Person gently touching the face during neuromuscular recovery awareness exercises

Condition guide

Facial palsy

Facial weakness needs a careful look at the cause. Therapy, when appropriate, focuses on gentle movement and avoiding over-forcing the face.

Physiotherapist measuring and assessing a patient's leg and hip range of motion

Condition guide

Hip pain

Hip and groin pain can come from the joint, tendons, or the way you walk. Assessment includes walking, strength, and how the back and knee share load.

Clinician supervising light strengthening exercises for joint-friendly movement

Condition guide

Arthritis

Joint wear does not mean you should stop moving. Sessions aim for manageable activity, strength, and ways to pace painful days.

Person seated at a desk — typical posture and ergonomics reviewed in clinic

Condition guide

Posture

Long sitting or standing often shows up as neck, shoulder, or back ache. Advice is about changing positions through the day, not holding one perfect pose.

Close view of a hand and wrist resting during assessment of strain or overuse

Condition guide

Wrist

Wrist and hand pain from work, sport, or a sprain. Care may include load changes, splint advice, and tendon or joint exercises.

Clinician examining a patient's leg and nerve tension during lower-back assessment

Condition guide

Sciatica

Leg pain that seems to come from the back. The clinician screens nerve signs and decides whether movement care is enough or whether you should see a doctor promptly.

Gentle upper-back and core support work on a therapy mat

Condition guide

Slipped disc

Disc-related back pain varies widely. Many people improve with guided movement. Sudden bladder changes, saddle numbness, or worsening weakness need urgent medical review, not a routine appointment.

Clinician performing a careful upper back and neck adjustment in a treatment room

Condition guide

Neck

Neck pain with or without headache. Treatment looks at movement, desk setup, and whether the pain refers to the arm.

Older adult working on strength and mobility in a supervised rehabilitation gym

Condition guide

Stroke

After a stroke, rehab practices the tasks that matter: sitting, standing, walking, and using the arm. Goals are set with you and updated as ability changes.

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