Therapies

A modern therapy catalog—prioritized for outcomes

Search therapies by name or keyword. Primary therapies emphasize manual care, movement, and sports rehab. Supportive therapies are adjunct options when clinically appropriate.

Therapy list

Primary therapies

Manual therapy, movement correction, and sports-informed rehab—first line at AMR.

Manual therapy physiotherapy session

Manual Therapy

Skilled hands-on techniques to reduce pain, improve mobility, and restore movement quality.

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Physiotherapist performing hands-on myofascial and soft tissue techniques with a patient

Myofascial Release

Gentle sustained pressure and movement to improve fascial mobility and reduce tension patterns.

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Physiotherapist applying soft tissue mobilization to a patient during manual therapy

Soft Tissue Mobilization

Targeted tissue work to improve glide, circulation, and comfort during functional movement.

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Dry needling physiotherapy clinical context

Dry Needling

Trigger-point needling used selectively to reset tight muscles and support manual therapy outcomes.

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Kinesio taping physiotherapy

Taping Therapy

Taping strategies that support joint confidence, posture cues, and training load tolerance.

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Rehabilitation exercise physiotherapy

Exercise Therapy

Progressive exercise dosing tailored to your injury stage, goals, and training demands.

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Mobility therapy and guided stretching

Mobility Therapy

Joint mobility and control drills to make everyday movement and sport feel easier.

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Physiotherapist guiding an athlete through sports rehabilitation and return-to-activity drills

Sports Rehab Therapy

Return-to-play planning with objective milestones and sport-specific loading progressions.

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Supportive therapies

Adjunct modalities · used selectively

Electrotherapy and thermal modalities may support recovery—but never replace skilled manual therapy and active rehab.

Physiotherapist delivering hands-on patient care; ultrasound is used only as an adjunct when appropriate
Adjunct

Ultrasound Therapy

Supportive modality used only when clinically indicated—not as a substitute for skilled care.

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Physiotherapist working hands-on with a patient; IFT is used selectively alongside active rehab
Adjunct

IFT (Interferential Therapy)

Adjunct electrotherapy for symptom modulation alongside active rehab and manual treatment.

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Physiotherapist treating a patient in clinic; laser therapy is a supportive option when indicated
Adjunct

Laser Therapy

Low-level laser as a supportive option when tissue healing and pain sensitivity need extra support.

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Physiotherapist-led session focused on patient comfort before movement-based treatment
Adjunct

Thermotherapy

Heat/cold applications used thoughtfully to support comfort before movement-based treatment.

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Our therapy philosophy

At AMR Sports Physiotherapy, therapies are selected based on patient need, not routine machine packages. We prioritize manual therapy, movement correction, and rehab planning first. Supportive therapies are only added when they improve outcomes.