Kerri Curran Physiotherapy

We look at the area of concern as well as any other area which may add to, or even cause, the problem. Most of us have heard about our 'core'. These four muscles work in coordination to protect our back. But how do we know if it's actually doing what it should? Real Time Ultra Sound is used in this Practice to aid in assessing and rehabilitating these very important muscles by actually showing the muscles working (or not!) on the screen.

Dry needling is a treatment technique where a single use, sterile, fine-gauge acupuncture needle is inserted into muscle and fascia. This assists with decreasing pain and promotes tissue healing which in turn helps to restore normal function. Dry needling is used in conjunction with other techniques such as exercise, muscle energy and manual therapy.