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Manual Therapy
What is Manual Therapy?
As a field of practice inherent to physiotherapy, manual therapy is a system of assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of neuromusculoskeletal issues employed through joint mobilizations, in conjunction with patient education and exercise, with the goal of regaining optimal mobility and function, and of reducing pain. (Canadian Physiotherapy Association).
The areas that a physiotherapist can treat with manual therapy include:
· temporomandibular joint (TMJ) – the jaw
· the vertebrae
· the ribs
· the shoulder and the collar bone
· the elbow
· the wrist and hand joints
· the sacroiliac joint (between the pelvis and the sacrum)
· the hip
· the knee
· the ankle and foot joints
· the vertebrae
· the ribs
· the shoulder and the collar bone
· the elbow
· the wrist and hand joints
· the sacroiliac joint (between the pelvis and the sacrum)
· the hip
· the knee
· the ankle and foot joints
For information about our Downtown Montreal Clinic:
Call us at (514) 934-2334 ext. 286 or, if you prefer, we could call you.
Westmount Square Physiotherapy & Wellness Clinic
Suite C-230 (beside the medical imaging center)
1, Westmount Square
Westmount (Montréal), QC H3Z 2P9
Fax: (514) 931-2929
To return to our Downtown Montreal Physiotherapy Clinic page.
Westmount Square Physiotherapy & Wellness Clinic
Suite C-230 (beside the medical imaging center)
1, Westmount Square
Westmount (Montréal), QC H3Z 2P9
Fax: (514) 931-2929
To return to our Downtown Montreal Physiotherapy Clinic page.
