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PHYSIOTHERAPY

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Physical Therapy Session

Taking Care of You

POST-OP THERAPY

A major part of the successful outcome following surgical procedures is good physiotherapy treatment concentrating on:

  • restoring optimal mobility

  • strengthening weakened and dis-used muscles

  • compensation for any functional loss

  • restoring normal movement patterns and habits

Orthopaedic procedures:

We are happy to see clients before or after planned orthopaedic procedures such as:

  • Shoulder surgery - arthroscopy, tendon or ligament repairs, decompressions, joint replacement, fracture management, acromioclavicular joint repair

  • Hip - arthroscopy, labral repair, joint replacement, injections

  • Knee - ligament, cartilage or tendon repair, arthroscopy, injection, joint replacement

  • Spinal - fusions, stabilisations, discectomy, injections

  • Ankle - arthroscopy, ligament repair, joint replacement

  • Foot - bunion and toe surgery, fracture management

It is often helpful to see us before your surgery to ensure that you are familiar with what exercises you will be doing immediately post-surgery. I can also assess what your movement and requirements are that can help with goal-setting for your post-surgery rehabilitation.

Many operative procedures benefit from having you at your very best or strongest prior to the surgery as much as possible and can help enormously with your post-operative rehabilitation.

If you have any queries regarding your specific planned procedure and whether I can help you please call  

Physiotherapy

Taking Care of You

MANUAL THERAPY

Spinal and peripheral joint manipulation incorporating Maitland,Cyriax,Mckenzie and Mulligan Joint manipulation.These are just some of the many procedures I perform when treating Musculoskeletal and Nerve pain. Your health deserves proper care and attention. which I am able to provide. Please contact me today to schedule an appointment.

Reiki Treatment

Dizziness and Vertigo

VESTIBULAR THERAPY


Physiotherapy treatment for BPPV is very effective and involves specific head and body movements to assist in the movement of the crystals withn the inner ear.  The direction of movement will depend on the affected ear side. The manoeuvre lasts approximately 3-5 minutes and will be repeated 2-4 times during your appointment.  Symptoms are often aggravated by the treatment but by the end of your first session you will feel considerably better.  On average a patient will only require 1-2 treatments for symptoms to resolve.

ELECTROTHERAPY

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ELECTROTHERAPY

Electrical stimulation for pain control was used in ancient Rome, 63 A.D. It was reported by Scribonius Largus that pain was relieved by standing on an electrical fish at the seashore.  From the 16th to 18th centuries various electrostatic devices were used for headaches and other pains.  Even Benjamin Franklin was a supporter of this method for pain relief.
Electrotherapy uses electrical signals to interfere with the transmission of neural pain signals into the brain. It effectively slows down or distracts the message from the nerve to the brain.  From a physiotherapy point of view, affecting one’s ‘Pain Gate’, whether in an acute or chronic pain episode is a crucial area of treatment and electrotherapy is a very useful resource where conventional medicines are not as effective.  Electrotherapy can also involve the use of this electric current to speed tissue healing where tissue damage has also occurred.

Sports Injury

SPORTS THERAPY

For years patients have depended on me to provide this valuable service. I offer this and other specialized options to anyone in need of a Physiotherapist they can trust. I’m Ronnie Abraham Physiotherapy and I’m dedicated to building long-lasting relationships based on trust and medical integrity with every single patient.

CONTACT ME

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119 Hendon Way, London NW2 2NA, UK

thevalephysiotherapypractice@gmail.com

Mobile 07956643833

ABOUT ME

Ronald Abraham Grad Dip Phys MCSP HCPC

A passion for helping others led me down the path of Physiotherapy  into a career that allows me to provide my patients with high quality healthcare. As a professional Physiotherapist since 1987, I bring a focused approach to Physiotherapy in order to find comfortable and effective solutions for everyone.
After training at West Middlesex University Hospital in 1987 I undertook extensive post graduate training in the fields of Orthopaedics  and Muscloskeletal medicine .Through the employment of  many maunal therapy techiniques from Maitland ,Cyriax and Mulligan as well as self treatment methods such as Mckenzie exercises. 
I use a problem solving approach to get to the root cause of a patients condition and together with adjuncts such a electrotherapy and exercise therapy work together with my patients to resolve the issues.

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