Joint Mobilisation
Restore ease of movement and release tension with the help of our experts
What Is Joint Mobilisation?
Joint stiffness contributes to pain, reduced movement and dysfunction. Reduced movement at specific intricate parts of the skeletal system leads to overuse and overstrain of other components, which in turn results in pain and irritation. Mobilisations can be performed in many directions with differing force depending upon the degree of dysfunction present.
Joint Stiffness
Joints can become stiff for a number of reasons:
Post fracture
After immobilisation from a cast/splint
Post-operative stiffness
From Osteo-arthritis, Rheumatoid arthritis
Post trauma (direct or indirect)
Poor posture
Sporting injury or overuse injury
As a result from muscle imbalance or biomechanical dysfunction i.e. chronic overuse symptoms
From spinal dysfunction such as lower back or neck pain
Main Practice
The wellness hub by Emma James
26 Lower kings road
Berkhamsted
Herts
HP4 2AE
01442 870686
Hemel Hempstead
3 The Old School House
George St
Hemel Hempstead
HP2 5HJ
Tring
Champneys Tring
Chesham Road
Tring
HP23 6HX
White Friars
36 Whitefriars Street,
London, London, EC4Y 8BQ
Westminster
Kilbridge
Eaglesham Road,
East Kilbridge,
G75 8EA
Get In Touch
Our dedicated administration and customer service teams are available to answer your questions and help guide you to the right treatment via telephone & email or you can send us a message using the following contact form.
01442 870686
reception@ejphysio.co.uk
