Ayushi Mehra

For existing patients - Physiotherapy follow-up assessment, treatment and exercise prescription. The appointment focuses on treating the conditions identified in your initial assessment.

For existing patients - Select this booking if you need an extended session of 45 mins

Select this booking if you need an extended session of full 60 mins

In a vestibular physiotherapy follow-up session, your physiotherapist checks how your symptoms have changed since your last visit and assesses your progress with the exercises. You'll continue practicing balance and coordination activities designed to retrain your brain and body, with exercises becoming more challenging as you improve. The therapist may adjust your home program and set new goals to help you return to daily activities safely and confidently.

During initial assessment, we will examine your multiple conditions, set up a treatment plan and provide a FULL treatment session (manual therapy, home exercise, pain reduction or education may be included).

In a vestibular physiotherapy initial assessment, the physiotherapist gathers detailed information and performs physical tests to understand the cause of your dizziness, vertigo, or balance problems. Here’s what typically happens: Detailed Health History, Eye & Head Movement Tests, Balance & Walking Assessment, Positional Testing and Diagnosis & Plan

For repeat pelvic floor clients. If new to pelvic floor, kindly select **Pelvic Floor - Initial Assessment**

For repeat pelvic floor clients. If new to pelvic floor, kindly select **Pelvic Floor - Initial Assessment**

A pelvic floor physiotherapist (Level-1) will conduct a thorough assessment, which may include internal and external examinations, to evaluate the strength, tone, and function of the pelvic floor muscles. This is generally followed by the treatment which may involve a combination of exercises to strengthen or relax the pelvic floor muscles, manual therapy, and other techniques like biofeedback or electrical stimulation. NOTE - Currently only offering specialized treatment for urinary incontinence, pelvic pain, and prolapse

For existing patients - Covered under Physiotherapy, shockwave therapy is a non-invasive treatment that stimulates the body's natural healing process. It can relieve pain and promote healing of injured tendons, ligaments, and other soft tissues. The sessions includes application of shockwave modality as well as regular physiotherapy.

Shock Wave Therapy (SWT) is the penetration/passing of high-energy acoustic waves to break down tissue or to promote healing and repair. Focused SWT involves the application of acoustic waves transmitted in a narrow or focused pattern. The kinetic energy generated by the machine is converted into a radial shock wave.

Shock Wave Therapy (SWT) is the penetration/passing of high-energy acoustic waves to break down tissue or to promote healing and repair. Focused SWT involves the application of acoustic waves transmitted in a narrow or focused pattern. The kinetic energy generated by the machine is converted into a radial shock wave.

In a vestibular physiotherapy follow-up session, your physiotherapist checks how your symptoms have changed since your last visit and assesses your progress with the exercises. You'll continue practicing balance and coordination activities designed to retrain your brain and body, with exercises becoming more challenging as you improve. The therapist may adjust your home program and set new goals to help you return to daily activities safely and confidently.