So what is the difference? Which one is right for me, and is this treatment only for sports people? At a basic level they are the same just different names, the techniques used may be similar, the results, and the bodies response may also be similar. However, the quality and effectiveness of each treatment depends on the therapist, their level of training and experience. The techniques and skills used by soft tissue therapists have developed over time to ensure effective and efficient results are gained from each treatment.
Most therapies crossover with the type of conditions they treat, and the techniques used. All manual therapists treat the soft tissues of the body in one way or another and all treatments will offer some therapeutic value.
This is directed towards a specific injury or area, works well with other healthcare professionals to provide soft tissue therapy during;. To book in for soft tissue treatment or physiotherapy please get in touch via phone, email or book online!
Executive Physiotherapy in Bedford This year has provided many challenges to the way we all work and as a physiotherapy service we are always looking for ways to adapt to The International Headache Society have developed Some people This project has been commissioned by The plantar fascia is a thick band of connective tissue that runs from the base of the heel to the underside of the toes.
It helps create tension in the Restrictions on exercise options has seen many people taking up running in recent months. This has led to a rise in running related injuries seen in our online physiotherapy clinic.
