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This method is also known as Western Acupuncture. It is not Chinese acupuncture because it is based on anatomical and neurophysiological concepts and research from more contemporary Western medicine. Although both use extremely small needles, their placement varies. To relax tense muscles and nerve tissue, dry needling is another therapy option for deep tissue massage. <br>Visit now : https://duckerphysio.com.au/dry-needling-adelaide/
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Dry Needling This technique is also referred to as Western Acupuncture. It is not Chinese Acupuncture as it is based upon more modern Western medicine’s anatomical and neurophysiological principles and evidence. Both use very fine needle, however the placement of these needles differ. Dry Needling is another treatment option for deep tissue massage to relax tight muscle and nerve tissue. The needles are placed in the painful, muscular trigger points to produce a local reaction of increased blood flow and production of the body’s natural analgesics, called endorphins. The results often are reduced pain, improved muscle length and overall improved function. Used to Treat Sport Injuries Headaches
PostOperative Neck Pain Arthritis Back Pain Strain
Joint Mobilisation This treatment works to relieve patients from pain or stiffness, through gentle and rhythmic movement of spinal or limb joints. We help patients who suffer from joint pain, stiffness and/or hypomobility by improving their range of motion, enabling their joints to move freely in directions that they were designed to. Your physiotherapist will assess your mobility and devise a personalised treatment plan accordingly. We utilise modern technologies, treatments and techniques to give our patients the best chance of longterm recovery, so they can get back to doing whatever it is they love, free from pain! Used to Treat Sport Injuries Headaches Joint Pain Neck Pain Arthritis
PostOperative Back Pain Strain Joint Manipulation Related to joint mobilisation, joint manipulation involves stronger, localised endthrust movement of joints. This treatment is commonly associated with a ‘click’ or ‘popping’ sound, and has been proven to relieve joint pain, increase range of motion, fasten recovery time from injury, and unlocking stiff joints.
Due to this extremely skilled technique, it is absolutely crucial that you use only a qualifiedDue to this extremely skilled technique, it is absolutely crucial that you use only a qualified physiotherapist. Our experienced physiotherapists only utilise this technique only in safe and certain situations. Used to Treat Sport Injuries Back Pain Joint Pain
Neural/Nerve Mobilisation This treatment involves applying gentle and safe movement to nerves that are impeding on a patient’s movement. Adverse neural tension can result in nerve pain and negatively affect one’s mobility. Nerve tissue needs to move freely and unimpeded along its pathway. These techniques involve simple movements of certain body parts involved that helps to regain the gliding / sliding of the nerve tissue along its pathway. Used to Treat: Sports Injuries, Neck Pain, Back Pain, Joint Pain, PostOperative, Headaches, Strain Used to Treat Sport Injuries PostOperative Neck Pain Back Pain
Massage Our physiotherapists are experts in various massage techniques. Physiotherapy massages work to restore muscle movement, through breaking down adhesions and knots in the spine or limbs. Depending on your condition, your physiotherapist can recommend one of the following massage styles: Soft Tissue Massage Trigger Point Therapy Myofascial Release Techniques Dry Needling Traditional Stretching Techniques Ranging from gentle to very firm, physiotherapy massage provides great relief to patients suffering from many kinds of discomfort. Used to Treat Sport Injuries
Headaches Neck Pain Arthritis Back Pain Strain
Cryotherapy The revolutionary Game Ready® System is an active cold and compression technology used to accelerate and improve recovery time. For acute musculoskeletal injuries and post operative rehab, Game Ready’s patented ACCEL® Technology works unlike anything else, to help our patients heal faster, and recover better. Used to Treat PostOperative Sport Injuries
Strengthening Strengthening exercises are used to increase the capacity of a specific group of muscles to perform correct body movements and unload forces on the associated joints. Overloading muscle groups via certain exercises increases its strength and muscle growth. Weak muscles increase the likelihood of injury to the associated tissues and joints they attach to. Conditioning muscles appropriately can also work to decrease energy expenditure as strengthened muscles work more efficiently and effectively. Whether you have obtained a sporting injury, recently had surgery, or suffer from back or neck pain, strengthening is an imperative part of the recovery process. Used to Treat Sport Injuries Joint Pain
PostOperative Neck Pain Arthritis Strain Back Pain Headaches
Balance/Proprioception Proprioception is about being able to recognise where certain parts of your body are in space, which can be more difficult to grasp than people realise. When you obtain an injury, your joints may feel unstable; even to the point where it seems they could ‘give out’ on you. Our proprioception and balance exercises are designed to restore control over your body in a subconscious state. Subconscious proprioception is crucial in everyday life, and even more so when playing sport i.e. kicking a football. Our physiotherapists will work with you to improve your balance using a tailored exercise plan. Used to Treat Sport Injuries Joint Pain PostOperative Neck Pain
Arthritis Strain Back Pain Headaches Core Stability
Many people do not realise, but core strength and stability plays an imperative role inMany people do not realise, but core strength and stability plays an imperative role in supporting, controlling and moving your lower spine and pelvis. Spines are incredibly unstable by nature – without muscular support, your spine would literally fall on top of itself. Suffering from back pain results in your major core stability muscles disengaging, which can lead to chronic pain and increase the risk of further injury. Our physiotherapists will retrain your core to reactivate support to the spine using a tailored treatment and exercise plan. We will also advise you of steps you can take beyond treatment that will help to maintain core strength, and improve quality of life! Used to Treat Sport Injuries Joint Pain PostOperative Neck Pain Arthritis
Strain Back Pain Headaches Stretching Stretching is important both prior to completing exercise, and during rehabilitation after an injury. If you have suffered an injury, it is likely that your joint, muscle or connective tissue will heal in a shortened pattern, which can subsequently lead to loss of movement, sharp pains, and increase the potential of an injury reoccurring. Passive and active stretching of muscles and connective tissue promotes flexibility, and can improve the range of motion of your joints. Our physiotherapists can help you integrate
improve the range of motion of your joints. Our physiotherapists can help you integrateimprove the range of motion of your joints. Our physiotherapists can help you integrate stretching into your exercise or recovery routine, as a means of improving performance and preventing future injury. Used to Treat Sport Injuries Headaches PostOperative Neck Pain Arthritis Joint Pain Back Pain
Back Pain Strain Trigger Point Therapy Trigger Point Therapy is a form of remedial massage, where deep pressure is applied to release sensitive, shortened or adhered areas deep within a muscle or connective tissue (fascia). The common, nonmedical term is a “muscle knot”. A muscle’s trigger point can be activated due to overuse, trauma, inflammation, infections, nerve pain, and electrolyte imbalances. Our physiotherapists are skilled in isolating the location of pain caused by a trigger point, and implementing treatment accordingly. Used to Treat
Sport Injuries Headaches PostOperative Neck Pain Arthritis Back Pain Strain
Myofascial Release This form of massage involves applying very slow and sustained pressure to the connective tissue and fascia, eventually allowing it to relax or release. Injury, overuse, inactivity, tension and reduced blood flow can all lead to soft tissues becoming restricted in the body. Common body parts that require this treatment include: Upper back Lower back Buttock Thigh Our physiotherapists will devise a tailored treatment plan that will work to improve your range of movement, and overall quality of life! Used to Treat Sport Injuries Headaches
PostOperative Neck Pain Arthritis Back Pain Strain Dry Needling
Dry Needling This technique is also referred to as Western Acupuncture. It is not Chinese Acupuncture as it is based upon more modern Western medicine’s anatomical and neurophysiological principles and evidence. Both use very fine needle, however the placement of these needles differ. Dry Needling is another treatment option for deep tissue massage to relax tight muscle and nerve tissue. The needles are placed in the painful, muscular trigger points to produce a local reaction of increased blood flow and production of the body’s natural analgesics, called endorphins. The results often are reduced pain, improved muscle length and overall improved function. Used to Treat Sport Injuries Headaches PostOperative Neck Pain
Arthritis Back Pain Strain Joint Mobilisation Joint Mobilisation This treatment works to relieve patients from pain or stiffness, through gentle and rhythmic movement of spinal or limb joints. We help patients who suffer from joint pain, stiffness and/or hypomobility by improving their range of motion, enabling their joints to move freely in directions that they were designed to. Your physiotherapist will assess your mobility and devise a personalised treatment plan accordingly. We utilise modern technologies, treatments and techniques to give our patients the best chance of longterm recovery, so they can get back to doing whatever it is they
love, free from pain! Used to Treat Sport Injuries Headaches Joint Pain Neck Pain Arthritis PostOperative Back Pain
Strain Joint Manipulation Joint Manipulation Related to joint mobilisation, joint manipulation involves stronger, localised endthrust movement of joints. This treatment is commonly associated with a ‘click’ or ‘popping’ sound, and has been proven to relieve joint pain, increase range of motion, fasten recovery time from injury, and unlocking stiff joints. Due to this extremely skilled technique, it is absolutely crucial that you use only a qualified physiotherapist. Our experienced physiotherapists only utilise this technique only in safe and certain situations. Used to Treat
Sport Injuries Back Pain Joint Pain Neural/Nerve Mobilisation Neural/Nerve Mobilisation This treatment involves applying gentle and safe movement to nerves that are impeding on a patient’s movement. Adverse neural tension can result in nerve pain and negatively affect one’s mobility. Nerve tissue needs to move freely and unimpeded along its pathway. These techniques involve simple movements of certain body parts involved that helps to regain the gliding / sliding of the nerve tissue along its pathway. Used to Treat: Sports Injuries, Neck Pain, Back Pain, Joint Pain, PostOperative, Headaches, Strain
Used to Treat Sport Injuries PostOperative Neck Pain Back Pain Massage
Massage Our physiotherapists are experts in various massage techniques. Physiotherapy massages work to restore muscle movement, through breaking down adhesions and knots in the spine or limbs. Depending on your condition, your physiotherapist can recommend one of the following massage styles: Soft Tissue Massage Trigger Point Therapy Myofascial Release Techniques Dry Needling Traditional Stretching Techniques Ranging from gentle to very firm, physiotherapy massage provides great relief to patients suffering from many kinds of discomfort. Used to Treat Sport Injuries Headaches Neck Pain Arthritis
Back Pain Strain Cryotherapy Cryotherapy The revolutionary Game Ready® System is an active cold and compression technology used to accelerate and improve recovery time. For acute musculoskeletal injuries and post operative rehab, Game Ready’s patented ACCEL® Technology works unlike anything else, to help our patients heal faster, and recover better. Used to Treat PostOperative
PostOperative Sport Injuries Strengthening Strengthening Strengthening exercises are used to increase the capacity of a specific group of muscles to
Strengthening exercises are used to increase the capacity of a specific group of muscles toStrengthening exercises are used to increase the capacity of a specific group of muscles to perform correct body movements and unload forces on the associated joints. Overloading muscle groups via certain exercises increases its strength and muscle growth. Weak muscles increase the likelihood of injury to the associated tissues and joints they attach to. Conditioning muscles appropriately can also work to decrease energy expenditure as strengthened muscles work more efficiently and effectively. Whether you have obtained a sporting injury, recently had surgery, or suffer from back or neck pain, strengthening is an imperative part of the recovery process. Used to Treat Sport Injuries Joint Pain PostOperative Neck Pain Arthritis
Strain Back Pain Headaches Balance/Proprioception Balance/Proprioception Proprioception is about being able to recognise where certain parts of your body are in space, which can be more difficult to grasp than people realise. When you obtain an injury, your joints may feel unstable; even to the point where it seems they could ‘give out’ on you. Our proprioception and balance exercises are designed to restore control over your body in a subconscious state. Subconscious proprioception is crucial in everyday life, and even more so when playing sport i.e. kicking a football. Our physiotherapists will work with you to improve your balance using a tailored exercise plan.
Used to Treat Sport Injuries Joint Pain PostOperative Neck Pain Arthritis Strain Back Pain
Headaches Core Stability Core Stability Many people do not realise, but core strength and stability plays an imperative role in supporting, controlling and moving your lower spine and pelvis. Spines are incredibly unstable by nature – without muscular support, your spine would literally fall on top of itself. Suffering from back pain results in your major core stability muscles disengaging, which can lead to chronic pain and increase the risk of further injury. Our physiotherapists will retrain your core to reactivate support to the spine using a tailored treatment and exercise plan. We will also advise you of steps you can take beyond treatment that will help to maintain core strength, and improve quality of life! Used to Treat Sport Injuries
Joint Pain PostOperative Neck Pain Arthritis Strain Back Pain Headaches Stretching
Stretching Stretching is important both prior to completing exercise, and during rehabilitation after an injury. If you have suffered an injury, it is likely that your joint, muscle or connective tissue will heal in a shortened pattern, which can subsequently lead to loss of movement, sharp pains, and increase the potential of an injury reoccurring. Passive and active stretching of muscles and connective tissue promotes flexibility, and can improve the range of motion of your joints. Our physiotherapists can help you integrate stretching into your exercise or recovery routine, as a means of improving performance and preventing future injury. Used to Treat Sport Injuries Headaches
PostOperative Neck Pain Arthritis Joint Pain Back Pain Strain Trigger Point Therapy
Trigger Point Therapy Trigger Point Therapy is a form of remedial massage, where deep pressure is applied to release sensitive, shortened or adhered areas deep within a muscle or connective tissue (fascia). The common, nonmedical term is a “muscle knot”. A muscle’s trigger point can be activated due to overuse, trauma, inflammation, infections, nerve pain, and electrolyte imbalances. Our physiotherapists are skilled in isolating the location of pain caused by a trigger point, and implementing treatment accordingly. Used to Treat Sport Injuries Headaches PostOperative Neck Pain
Arthritis Back Pain Strain Myofascial Release Myofascial Release This form of massage involves applying very slow and sustained pressure to the connective tissue and fascia, eventually allowing it to relax or release. Injury, overuse, inactivity, tension and reduced blood flow can all lead to soft tissues becoming restricted in the body. Common body parts that require this treatment include: Upper back Lower back Buttock Thigh
Our physiotherapists will devise a tailored treatment plan that will work to improve your rangeOur physiotherapists will devise a tailored treatment plan that will work to improve your range of movement, and overall quality of life! Used to Treat Sport Injuries Headaches PostOperative Neck Pain Arthritis Back Pain Strain
Strain Specialist Staff Penny Nayyer Physiotherapist At Salisbury, Magill & CCDH Find out more
Chris Watson Physiotherapist At Salisbury Find out more Read More So, what’s dry needling? Dry needling Adelaide is the process of inserting fine, sterile, singleuse needles into the muscle to improve its function. As a result, this can drastically reduce the amount of pain you experience after exercise, or long periods of movement. We target the myofascial trigger points, which is also known as the knot muscle. It’s a group of muscle fibres that shrink when activated, and the pain occurs when the muscles have been unsuccessful in relaxing
and expanding back after use. The problem then stems from your muscles inability to flushand expanding back after use. The problem then stems from your muscles inability to flush out acidic chemical or obtain fresh blood supply. Long term issues with your myofascial points can result in loss of balance and coordination and frequent tightness/pain. So, does everyone have myofascial trigger points? The answer is no. They can develop as part of the body’s protective response to stress, illness or injury. Call to learn more about dry needling Adelaide! Common questions about dry needling To give you more information on our dry needling Adelaide, we’ve compiled some frequently asked questions. Firstly, ‘what’s the difference between dry needling and acupuncture?’ While the tools and process are quite similar between acupuncture and dry needling, the objectives are different. Dry needling directly targets the myofascial trigger points, whereas acupuncture can be inserted anywhere on the body—thought to increase the flow of your body’s energy to restore balance. People also ask us, ‘I don’t play sport, but I still get knots. Do I need dry needling?’ You’d be surprised how many people acquire myofascial knots for simple every day activities. They could stem from something as simple as unexpected movement from tripping down a stair or checking your blind spot as you change lanes while driving. Whether or not you need dry needling Adelaide will depend on the results of your assessment from our team. About the experience
To answer more of your questions about dry needling Adelaide, we’re happy to shareTo answer more of your questions about dry needling Adelaide, we’re happy to share information about the actual experience. As earlier mentioned, dry needling is the process of inserting fine needles into the myofascial trigger points. You might feel a mild sting as the needles are inserted, but the pain quickly dissipates as your nerves adjust. The risks of dry needling will differ with each individual, but we’d never perform the treatment if we felt it were unsafe. To reduce the risks as much as possible, we use singleuse and thoroughly sterilised needles to prevent chance of infection. While there’s little negative impact from the procedure itself, some people are sensitive to needles and find themselves feeling faint or nauseas during the process. There’s also a chance that you may experience bruising and spotting where the needle was inserted. If you have any concerns regarding dry needling Adelaide, call today! If you’re someone who struggles with muscle knots, aches and pains, book a consultation with Ducker Physio for a full assessment. We’ll determine whether dry needling Adelaide is right for you! Ready To Rid Yourself Of Pain? (08) 8333 0322 CONTACT Select from 8 experienced physios across 3 convenient locations! Connect With Us Site Directory
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