PHYSIOTHERAPY

Physiotherapy

Physiotherapists make a positive contribution to, among other things, healthy exercise, reducing absenteeism and preventing injuries. In this way, your physical therapist helps you to keep your body functioning as well as possible. Your body deserves the best treatment.

What is the physiotherapist for?

An average of 3 million people, young and old, visit a physiotherapist every year. They seek treatment for complaints related to posture issues or movement-related problems. These complaints may stem from sports injuries, work-related issues, accidents, illnesses, incorrect movements, or aging. The physiotherapist provides advice, treatment, and guidance to help individuals resume their daily activities. By exercising responsibly, individuals can prevent or minimize future problems. The human body, comprised of muscles, bones, and joints, is essential for everyday activities like walking, standing, jumping, and bending. Movement may seem effortless until issues arise, hindering the body's functionality. The physiotherapist, a movement specialist, is equipped to address and treat these concerns, as well as to offer preventive care to avoid worsening conditions. (Source: KNGF)

Orthopedic Medicine Cyriax

Cyriax is a non-surgical approach in orthopedics and a specialized field within physiotherapy. It is a treatment technique that addresses issues with the body's soft tissues, including muscles, tendons, ligaments, joint capsules, and bursae. Through transverse frictions and gentle manipulations, many patients experience a reduction or disappearance of their symptoms. Referrals for injections can be made if necessary, which are administered by a physician.

What can be treated with Cyriax?

With Cyriax, a large number of complaints to tendons and joints can be treated, including: Achilles tendon tearsArthrosisCorpus Libreum (piece of cartilage that is loose in the joint)Hernia (HNP)Inflammation of the tendon or bursaOsteoporosisRehabilitation after fractureRehabilitation after total-knee / total-hip painScape complaintsSpondylitis wear of the intervertebral disc / slippage of the vertebrae) Tennis elbowTracked / stretched ligaments at the foot and knee joints

Shoulder physiotherapy by Carsten

Personal Approach

At MLM Receveur Physiotherapy Practice, we offer a personalized approach to shoulder therapy tailored to your unique needs.

Holistic Treatment

We combine various techniques and therapies to ensure a holistic approach to your recovery.

Expertise in Shoulder Complaints

Our specialist Carsten has experience in treating shoulder complaints, ranging from injuries to chronic pain. He is affiliated with the Shoulder Network of North Brabant. The Shoulder Network consists of orthopedic specialists and physiotherapists who specialize in shoulder treatment within the areas of Waalwijk, Tilburg, Eindhoven, Uden, and ’s-Hertogenbosch.

Individual Therapy Plans

Each treatment plan is tailored to ensure that you receive the best possible care that fits your situation.

Pregnancy and Pelvic Pain

Pelvic pain, symphysiolysis, pelvic instability treated by method Cecile Röst
We are available for treatment if you experience discomfort during pregnancy or after childbirth. Common complaints include pain in the back, pelvis, pubic area, SI joints, sacrum, coccyx, buttocks, or pain that radiates into the thigh.

Medical Taping

     
 Medical Taping has been utilized in the Netherlands for several years, though it originated in Asia in the 1970s. Unlike traditional taping methods that use non-stretch tape, Medical Taping employs elastic tape that supports rather than restricts joint movement, enhancing functionality. 

The mantra of Medical Taping is to encourage movement without limitation. It aids the muscular system, fostering an environment conducive to optimal body recovery and promoting the natural healing process. 

Medical Taping should not be viewed as an isolated treatment but rather as an adjunct to overall therapy. Its applications are extensive, ranging from the (post) treatment of musculoskeletal injuries, including back and shoulder pain, to issues with the calf, knee, and ankle. It is also used for reducing swelling (edema) and inflammation, correcting posture, addressing overuse injuries like tennis and golf elbow, and alleviating tension headaches.
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