Bangor Physiotherapy was established in 1980 by Chartered Physiotherapist Jenny, working from home as a sole practitioner until she was joined by daughters Susan Curran and Alice Pringle, niece Victoria Crooks, and David Reaney. Jenny has treated generations of families and staff carry on the tradition of quality "hands on" treatment and care.
Patients self refer through personal recommendation from doctors, consultants and medical insurers who choose to send their patients to the practice for the high standard of physiotherapy we provide.We provide physiotherapy to all leading insurance companies. The ethos of the practice is a holistic approach to recovery and rehabilitation of body and mind, involving the patient, physiotherapist, other health care professionals and family when necessary.
Please take a glimpse of our practice video and view our friendly and experienced staff who will be pleased to speak to you before treatment commences to help you find the right answer to your problem with our specialist brand of physiotherapy.
Patients self refer through personal recommendation from doctors, consultants and medical insurers who choose to send their patients to the practice for the high standard of physiotherapy we provide.We provide physiotherapy to all leading insurance companies. The ethos of the practice is a holistic approach to recovery and rehabilitation of body and mind, involving the patient, physiotherapist, other health care professionals and family when necessary.
Please take a glimpse of our practice video and view our friendly and experienced staff who will be pleased to speak to you before treatment commences to help you find the right answer to your problem with our specialist brand of physiotherapy.
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At Bangor Physiotherapy we thieve on hand's on techniques in both the diagnosis and treatment of many conditions and patients benefit.
The techniques used depends on the type of injury and the most effective treatment.
We use manual therapy techniques in conjunction with other treatment modalities such as electrotherapy, acupuncture, specific exercises / rehabilitation programmes and self-management advice.
Types of manual therapy techniques include: Therapeutic massage, joint manipulations and mobilisation, soft tissue mobilisation, trigger point therapy, soft tissue stretching and release techniques.
The techniques used depends on the type of injury and the most effective treatment.
We use manual therapy techniques in conjunction with other treatment modalities such as electrotherapy, acupuncture, specific exercises / rehabilitation programmes and self-management advice.
Types of manual therapy techniques include: Therapeutic massage, joint manipulations and mobilisation, soft tissue mobilisation, trigger point therapy, soft tissue stretching and release techniques.
At Bangor Physio we run physio led Pilates taken by qualified physiotherapists trained by APPI (Australian Physiotherapy Pilates Institute).
Our classes are small, flexible, fun and suitable for most abilities.
Clinical Pilates is a form of physical exercise that focuses on posture, core stability, balance, control, strength, flexibility, and breathing and is used in conjunction with physiotherapy as a means of treating a variety of injuries, particularly those of the neck and back.
These are great classes for improving strength and function following back injury and help prevent further injury and / or chronic conditions from developing.
Our classes are small, flexible, fun and suitable for most abilities.
Clinical Pilates is a form of physical exercise that focuses on posture, core stability, balance, control, strength, flexibility, and breathing and is used in conjunction with physiotherapy as a means of treating a variety of injuries, particularly those of the neck and back.
These are great classes for improving strength and function following back injury and help prevent further injury and / or chronic conditions from developing.
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