Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Physiotherapy Massage.

Our therapists begin with a detailed assessment, then use targeted manual techniques, mobilizations, and exercise prescription to support healing. Treatment complements your broader rehab plan, focuses on pain reduction, mobility restoration, and long-term function, adjusted as you progress.

Yes — Physiotherapy Massage can effectively manage many chronic conditions by reducing muscle tension, improving circulation, and enhancing mobility. Therapists tailor modalities for the condition, pain levels, and tolerance, and often combine sessions with home exercise and ergonomic advice.

Session count varies by condition severity and goals; many clients notice improvement within three to six sessions. Your therapist will recommend a plan, reassess progress regularly, and may suggest ongoing maintenance, home exercises, or referrals as needed.

Some techniques may feel intense but should never cause sharp or worsening pain. Therapists communicate about pressure and comfort, modify approaches for sensitivity, and provide post-treatment advice to manage soreness and promote safe recovery.

A doctor's referral isn't always required, but we do accept and work with referrals when present. If you have recent surgeries, complex medical conditions, or insurance needs, check with us or your provider to ensure appropriate coordination and coverage.

Expect an initial intake and physical assessment, targeted hands-on treatment, and a personalized plan including home exercises. Therapists explain techniques, set goals, and advise on activity modifications to support safe rehabilitation and measurable progress.