Our Belfast Physiotherapists
Our physiotherapists are highly skilled and trained in a comprehensive range of treatment techniques to help you overcome your pain.
You will benefit from a complete assessment of the injury or problem which is designed to firstly understand the cause, and then to create a programme of corrective treatment and preventative measures.
As a patient, whether you need a few sessions or an extensive rehabilitation programme, our highly qualified therapists will tailor a course of treatment specifically for you. This will consist of a combination of hands-on treatment and 1:1 exercise rehabilitation. We will teach you the exercise programmes and pain prevention techniques which are designed to allow you to take control of your condition, speed up your recovery, and most importantly, prevent any reoccurrence.
Our physiotherapists specialise in back pain and neck pain, headaches, joint pain, sports injuries such as muscle pulls and tears, as well as post-operative rehabilitation. Our therapists provide the very best in diagnosis and treatment, using a multi-disciplinary approach that includes Chartered Physiotherapists, Sports Massage therapists, Podiatrists and Pilate’s instructors.
Services on offer include Manipulation, Mobilisation, Posture Analysis, Acupuncture, Sports Massage, Pregnancy Massage, Clinical Pilates, Electrotherapy, Supervised Rehabilitation Exercises and General Chiropody and Podiatric Services.
Due to the adverse weather conditions approaching we have to CLOSE the clinic today, Monday 16th. As always our clients health and wellbeing comes first. Business as usual tomorrow.
Warning's have been issued as hurricane Ophelia moves north on Monday. Here's the latest.
Belfast Back Care & Physiotherapy Centre shared Sarah Key Physiotherapy's post.
SITTING: THE BANE OF BACK HEALTH! Esther and I are saying similar things here: what we humans must avoid is both slumped sitting, where the whole spine collapses into a C-bend, the head carry forward in front of the line of gravity, and rigid upright sitting (which people with a bad back feel duty bound to do). To sit well (with a bad back) it's ideal to have a protuberance (say a small pillow) into the small of your back at waist level that supports you from behind and keeps your spine in a relaxed S-bend. It's important that you sit in this way without effort. Without effort repeat! The rest of your spine then stacks effortlessly above your pelvis with equal amounts of weight borne before and behind the line of gravity. (I prefer a S-bend to J-bend because it helps balance and support very heavy head.) It may sound strange, but most seating requires a pillow in the small of the back to be comfortable. See www.simplebackpain.com/back-pain-with-sitting.html
Emotional last day in clinic, the team at Belfast Back Care would like to wish Danny all the best in our sister clinic at Mid Ulster. Thank you for all your hard work and dedication since you joined us as a fresh faced graduate!
Sarah Keys Stage 1 & 2 Back Masterclass complete!
What a fantastic few days we had in Manchester with Sarah...we have learned so much. Now time to get mobilising those lumbar spines with our feet!
**SPACES AVAILABLE**
BEGINNERS PHYSIO LED PILATES CLASS
Commencing Tuesday 23rd May @ 10am
6 week block £45
Location: St Mary's on the Hill Pastoral Centre, situated in the grounds of St Bernards Church, Antrim Road
Classes are suitable for all ages and abilities. Classes are instructed by a fully qualified physiotherapist and APPI trained Pilates instructor. All mats/equipment are provided.
BOOKING IS ESSENTIAL!
For more information or to book your place please call the clinic on 02890779560 or alternatively PM us on Facebook or drop us an email at belfastbackcare@googlemail.com