Physiotherapists

Physiotherapists help when movement feels harder than it should. It might be an injury, stiffness, pain, recovery after surgery or a problem that has slowly built up over time and started getting in the way of everyday life.

A good physio looks at how your body moves, where the problem may be coming from and what can be done to help you feel stronger, steadier and more comfortable. Treatment might include hands-on therapy, exercises, rehabilitation, posture advice or support with sports injuries, back pain, joint problems and mobility issues.

The aim is to support recovery, improve movement where possible and help you return to everyday activities with greater confidence.

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Kate Rees Elite Physiotherapy Services Ltd

Movement Mumbles, 588 Mumbles Road

Mumbles

Kate Rees Elite Physiotherapy Services is an independent physiotherapy and rehabilitation clinic located within Movement Mumbles in Swansea, offering specialist treatment for ...