Advanced Physiotherapy
& Rehabilitation in Jumeirah 1

Physiotherapy can help people manage pain, stiffness, weakness and movement limitations. Depending on the condition, treatment may include exercise therapy, manual techniques, mobility work and other rehabilitation methods.

There is no fixed number of sessions for everyone. Treatment duration depends on the condition, severity of symptoms, physical function and progress during rehabilitation.

Physiotherapy may help people with certain types of back pain by addressing movement, strength, mobility and functional limitations. The appropriate approach depends on the underlying cause and clinical assessment.

Physiotherapy is commonly used as part of rehabilitation after selected surgeries. The timing and exercises depend on the type of surgery, medical advice and the patient’s recovery stage.

Whether a referral is required depends on the patient’s situation and the type of care needed. Patients can contact the clinic to discuss their concern and appointment requirements.

Some techniques or exercises may cause temporary discomfort, but treatment should be appropriate to the patient’s condition and tolerance. Patients should communicate with their physiotherapist if a technique causes significant or unusual pain.

Yes. Physiotherapy can address neck stiffness, upper back tension, and postural strain through manual therapy, joint mobility exercises, and ergonomic guidance.

Yes. Sports physiotherapy helps manage sports injuries, restore strength and flexibility, and support a safe, progressive return to physical activity.

Physiotherapy helps manage musculoskeletal concerns such as back pain, neck stiffness, shoulder and knee problems, sports injuries, tendon issues, and post-surgical recovery.

A standard physiotherapy session typically lasts between 30 and 60 minutes depending on your individual treatment plan and the techniques involved.