Physiotherapy can play a vital role in helping restore wellness following injury, pain or disability.
Physiotherapy can play a vital role in helping restore wellness following injury, pain or disability.
Experts Who Understand
Individuals who suffer chronic pain need to have access to a team of experts who understand the limits imposed by pain on their rehabilitation. We want to provide a holistic and integrated pain management program specifically designed to meet individual needs.
Why is this unique?
The most unique feature of the physiotherapy clinic is the ongoing collaboration between the physiotherapists who are experienced in dealing with chronic pain with our pain consultants to optimize your treatment quickly and effectively.
By provided individualised physiotherapy and other rehabilitation programs we aim to improve your recovery as quickly as possible in a convenient, caring and supportive way.
Designing the Physiotherapy Program
When you attend Pain Relief Ireland we will assist you by designing a completely bespoke treatment plan that takes into account your particular condition, concerns and needs. This will be agreed between you and your physiotherapist.
Typically your Pain Relief Ireland physiotherapy program will include:
History & Assessment
Taking a detailed history of your symptoms, along with a physical examination will be made.
This will take into account any previous physiotherapy or pain interventional procedures you had.
Diagnosis
Following your assessment:
You will receive a diagnosis of the problem, including the underlying causes.
We aim to explain to you in ‘Simple English’ the source, or sources, of your pain.
Plan put in place with targets.
Progress Management
Your progress will be monitored at each visit and will amend your treatment program depending on how your condition is responding.
Particular attention is placed on your progress if you have had a pain relieving procedure in order to maximize the benefit of this procedure.
Integrated Healthcare
If you are not continuing to progress as we would expect then we will liaison with your Pain Consultant for you.
This unique approach means that you will always have a team of experts monitoring your progress.
This ensures you receive a convenient and seamless follow up across the program.
Prevention
You will be advised on when to return to work, when to resume sport, how to return to your daily activities - and how to prevent a recurrence of your pain.
Long-term follow up
When necessary we also follow up with you after discharge to see how you are doing.
This will ensure you continue to make progress without any setbacks.
Designing the Physiotherapy Program
When you attend Pain Relief Ireland we will assist you by designing a completely bespoke treatment plan that takes into account your particular condition, concerns and needs. This will be agreed between you and your physiotherapist.
Typically your Pain Relief Ireland physiotherapy program will include:
History & Assessment
Taking a detailed history of your symptoms, along with a physical examination will be made.
This will take into account any previous physiotherapy or pain interventional procedures you had.
Diagnosis
Following your assessment:
You will receive a diagnosis of the problem, including the underlying causes.
We aim to explain to you in ‘Simple English’ the source, or sources, of your pain.
Plan put in place with targets.
Progress Management
Your progress will be monitored at each visit and will amend your treatment program depending on how your condition is responding.
Particular attention is placed on your progress if you have had a pain relieving procedure in order to maximize the benefit of this procedure.
Integrated Healthcare
If you are not continuing to progress as we would expect then we will liaison with your Pain Consultant for you.
This unique approach means that you will always have a team of experts monitoring your progress.
This ensures you receive a convenient and seamless follow up across the program.
Prevention
You will be advised on when to return to work, when to resume sport, how to return to your daily activities - and how to prevent a recurrence of your pain.
Long-term follow up
When necessary we also follow up with you after discharge to see how you are doing.
This will ensure you continue to make progress without any setbacks.
