Physiotherapy treatment in the heart of Paisley
At Paisley Physiotherapy Centre you can call or email us to discuss your issues and how we can help you. On your first visit you will meet a Physiotherapist who will take notes and all the information of your problem. This will be followed by a thorough examination where your range of movement will be assessed and diagnostic tests carried out. This should enable the Physiotherapist to provide you with a diagnosis accompanied by an explanation, and if relevant, a choice of treatments which are available to you. There are no time limits on treatment sessions and each patient receives individual treatments tailored to their needs.
Physiotherapy treatments we provide include:
- Acupressure
- Acupuncture
- Combination therapy
- Muscle energy techniques
- Pilates
- Stroke rehabilitation
- Ultrasound
- Joint mobilisation & manipulation/adjustments
- Massage
- Proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation
- Ultrasound- interferential, curapulse, short-wave diathormy, cryonic and other electrotherapy modalities
- Among many others…..
We pride ourselves on our:
- Quality of care
- Quality of treatment
- Flexibility of service
- Accessibility
- Friendly atmosphere
- Vast range of treatments and services
Our expertise will help improve your quality of life.
How Can Physio Help Me?
Physiotherapy can help individuals by identifying the problem area and treating this directly. Physiotherapists treat a wide variety of injuries and problems using many different techniques. In many cases, the causes of pain and dysfunction are obvious, but sometimes things are not so black and white, especially when symptoms are inconsistent or difficult to describe.
Physiotherapists can perform a wide range of tests to help locate the source of the problem and implement the appropriate treatment and rehabilitation strategy. They are not only interested in the problem, but also any contributing factors. Identifying factors such as poor posture, improper techniques, muscle imbalances, deficient core stability or poor work practices are examples. Correcting these factors will reduce the risk of the same thing happening again in the future.
