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                  <p>A physiotherapist may alleviate discomfort and restore range of motion with manual therapy, which is also called mobilization or manipulative therapy. The therapist will gently manipulate the patient's tissues and joints. Studies show that this therapy is crucial for getting back on your feet after a variety of musculoskeletal problems and injuries.
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Manual therapy aims to address the patient's condition from a neuro-orthopaedic perspective. Instead of masking symptoms, this therapy gets to the root of the problem. In manual therapy, a skilled practitioner examines and treats the patient's musculoskeletal system by use of specific, deliberate motions.

 


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			Manual therapy may alleviate pain in situations such as acute or chronic shoulder pain. Additionally, it deals with nerve mobilization, soft-tissue injuries, and fascial disorders. After receiving therapy, many patients describe a sense of relief from tight muscles and a generalized improvement in blood flow. The goal is to get the patient's range of motion back up to where it was before.
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<strong>For more information on Manipulation Therapy, contact Alliston Physiotherapy &amp; Sports Rehab today.</strong>

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