Physiotherapy
Physiotherapy helps to restore, maintain and slow down the deterioration of movement and function when someone is affected by injury, illness or disability.
Working with inpatients and the day patients of our Wellbeing Centre, our hospice physiotherapists and therapy assistant will facilitate a combination of face-face, telephone and online therapy sessions in either a one-to-one or group setting.
Some of the practical advice has been recorded and in the current circumstances people can choose to view this in their own home.
To enable people, as far as possible, to participate in the things they value the most, the physio team helps with,
- Mobility issues to optimise independence or adapt to new levels of functioning.
- Advice for the management of pain and breathlessness.
- Practical Support for managing debilitating symptoms.
- Chair exercises
- Acupuncture / acupressure
- Personalised exercise programmes
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