FAQ
Answers about manual therapy–first care
Clear guidance on sports injury rehab, booking, referrals, and what to expect at AMR Sports Physiotherapy.
We are manual therapy–first. Sessions emphasize expert assessment, hands-on treatment, movement correction, and personalized exercise—rather than passive machine routines.
Yes. Machines or electrotherapy may be used as supportive modalities when appropriate, but they are never the centerpiece of your plan.
Manual therapy is often essential early in sports rehab to improve mobility, reduce guarding, and prepare tissues for progressive loading—especially alongside structured exercise.
In many cases, yes. We assess the driver of symptoms (joint, muscle, nerve sensitivity, load, posture) and build a plan that combines manual therapy with targeted rehab.
Yes—home visit physiotherapy is available for patients who need one-to-one care at home. Availability depends on location and scheduling.
Dry needling is performed with clinical screening and hygiene standards. Your therapist will discuss risks, benefits, and alternatives so you can decide comfortably.
It depends on injury type, severity, training demands, and adherence to your home program. We set milestones so you always know what progress should look like.
Referral requirements can vary by region and payer. Contact us and we’ll guide you based on your situation.
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