Mary McCance Physiotherapist Cumbria UK
- 01539 725220
- 80 Kirkland Court Kendal, Cumbria, LA9 5AP
Stacey Claase Physiotherapist Alberton is a private practice dedicated to improving patients’ lives through movement.
At Stacey Claase Physiotherapy and Pilates, we help reduce pain, restore function, improve performance, and lower the risk of injury or disease. We support patients as they work towards their personal goals, whether these goals relate to work, daily life, or sports.
We combine expert physiotherapy with the benefits of Pilates to provide complete care. Our team takes a patient-centred approach. Therefore, we create tailored treatment plans and use evidence-based therapies to meet each patient’s needs.
Physiotherapy forms the main part of our practice. We provide detailed assessments, accurate diagnoses, and goal-focused treatment plans. Our team has a special interest in:
We use hands-on physiotherapy techniques to help restore function and reduce pain. In addition, we focus strongly on biomechanics and exercise. We use tailored exercises to support recovery and improve performance.
Our physiotherapists also work closely with GPs and specialists. When needed, we provide referrals to support complete patient care.
Stacey Claase Physiotherapy and Pilates offers clinical Pilates sessions led by a trained physiotherapist. In fact, we are the only studio in the south of Johannesburg offering this service. This creates a link between physiotherapy treatment and a return to full function.
Clinical Pilates can improve:
Whether you are recovering from an injury or want to improve your movement, clinical Pilates can help restore and maintain physical well-being.
Physiotherapy is a medical profession that focuses on the science of movement. It aims to restore and improve movement and function after injury, illness, or disability.
Physiotherapists understand human anatomy, physiology, pain mechanisms, and the neuromusculoskeletal system. They support patients through each stage of a condition, from acute care through to full rehabilitation.
We begin with a thorough assessment to establish a diagnosis. This includes checking joints, nerves, muscles, soft tissues, range of motion, muscle strength, and functional movement patterns. We then set individualised goals and work with each patient to achieve them.
We use five key pillars in our physiotherapy management approach:
