Electrotherapy & Devices

IFT (Interferential Therapy)

Uses two medium-frequency currents that cross in the treatment area to provide comfortable stimulation for pain relief.

Key Benefits

• Comfortable stimulation
• Supports pain relief
• May reduce swelling
• Non-invasive

Therapeutic Ultrasound

High-frequency sound waves applied to soft tissues to provide gentle deep heating and support tissue recovery.

Key Benefits

• Gentle deep heating
• Supports soft-tissue recovery
• Non-invasive
• Short sessions

TENS

Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation delivers mild electrical pulses through skin electrodes to help reduce the perception of pain.

Key Benefits

• Drug-free pain management
• Adjustable intensity
• Non-invasive
• Can be used alongside exercise

Functional Electrical Stimulation (FES)

Low-level electrical impulses applied to weakened muscles to help activate them during functional movements.

Key Benefits

• Supports muscle activation
• Helps maintain muscle
• Used in neuro rehabilitation
• Combined with active practice

Laser Therapy

Low-level laser (photobiomodulation) applied to the treatment area as an adjunct for pain and soft-tissue recovery.

Key Benefits

• Painless application
• Adjunct for pain relief
• Supports tissue recovery
• Short sessions

Shockwave Therapy

Acoustic pressure waves applied to persistent tendon and soft-tissue problems, such as heel or shoulder tendon pain.

Key Benefits

• For persistent tendon pain
• Non-surgical option
• Short sessions
• Suitability assessed first

Wax Therapy

Warm paraffin wax applied to hands, feet or joints to provide soothing heat before exercise or mobilisation.

Key Benefits

• Soothing moist heat
• Eases stiffness
• Helps prepare for exercise
• Comfortable and simple