Osteopathy is a form of clinical treatment that focuses on the neuro-musculoskeletal system, including bones, muscles, nerves, and other supporting tissues.

Osteopaths are highly trained healthcare professionals who assess the root cause of pain through hands-on techniques and create personalised treatment plans for patients.

Dry needling or also known as Western Acupuncture is a modern approach to traditional Chinese acupuncture that utilises knowledge of anatomy and physiology. Dry needling can be used to manage chronically painful conditions to speed up a patients recovery from injuries to muscles, tendons or ligaments.

The Buzzword in the field of sports medicine. Any physical therapist involved with assessing, treating and rehabilitating sport related injuries, or even patients that present with back and neck pain, will have used K-tape at least once. There are more than 50 brands of kinesiology tape on the market, but the original product, Kinesio tape or Kinesio Tex Tape, was developed in the late 1970s by Dr. Kenzo Kase, a Japanese chiropractor who wanted a tape that provided support but didn’t limit movement the way traditional athletic tapes do.

Therapeutic ultrasound produces acoustic vibrations of high frequency (not detectable by human ear) that produce thermal and/or nonthermal effects in the body’s tissues.