Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy
Backs, necks, shoulders and knees — assessed, treated and retrained.
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Services
From a first assessment to the routine that keeps the problem from coming back.
Six areas
Pick where it hurts, or what you need to get back to
Each page explains what the work involves, how it is staged and what to expect along the way.
Orthopedic & Post-Operative Rehab
Structured recovery after surgery, fracture or joint replacement.
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Neurological Physiotherapy
Rebuilding movement, control and independence after neurological injury.
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Pediatric Physiotherapy
Gentle, play-led therapy for children's movement and development.
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Posture, Balance & Mobility
Movement assessment, postural correction and steadier walking.
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What is the same across every service
Assessment-led
Every plan starts with a full examination, not a template.
Hands-on and active
Manual therapy to settle it, exercise to keep it settled.
Measured
Strength, range and posture recorded so progress is visible.
Honest timelines
You are told roughly how many visits, in advance.
Included as standard
The same six things, whichever service you need
A real assessmentPosture, movement, strength and joint testing — not a two-minute glance.
A clinical diagnosisExplained until you can repeat it to someone else.
A personalised planBuilt around your body, your condition and your goals.
Homework that fitsA few exercises that survive a real week.
Progress recordedMeasurements at the start and at the end, not just a feeling.
A prevention routineWhat to keep doing so the problem does not return.
Treatment techniques
Six tools, chosen for your case
Which of these is used — and how much — is decided by the assessment, never by habit.
Manual therapy
Hands-on mobilisation of joints and soft tissue to restore movement and settle pain.
Therapeutic exercise
Targeted, progressive exercise that rebuilds strength, control and endurance.
Dry needling
Fine needles into trigger points to release tight, painful muscle.
Electrotherapy & modalities
Used alongside treatment to help manage pain, swelling and muscle activation.
Cupping therapy
Suction applied to the skin to improve circulation and release tight fascia.
Kinesiology taping
Elastic tape that supports a joint or muscle while you keep moving normally.
Your journey
Three stages, from the first visit to the last
Nothing is treated before it has been assessed, and nothing is discharged before you can maintain it yourself.
Your first visit
A comprehensive assessment, a clear diagnosis explained in plain words, and the first session of treatment on the same day.
Progress & treatment
Hands-on therapy paired with a progressive exercise programme, reviewed at every visit so the plan keeps matching where you actually are.
Graduation & long-term health
You finish with the strength, the confidence and the knowledge to maintain it yourself — plus a short routine that keeps the problem away.
In numbers
Trained for this, and practised at it
Qualified in Lebanon, with supervised hospital placements behind every technique used in your session.
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Questions
Asked about treatment in general
What should I expect in my first session?
Your first visit is a comprehensive assessment. I take a full history, examine your movement, strength and posture, explain the diagnosis in plain words, and we begin treatment the same day.
How long is each session?
Sessions typically last 45 to 60 minutes — long enough to assess, treat and teach you the exercise in the same visit.
How many sessions will I need?
It varies with the condition and your goals. You get an honest estimate after the first assessment, and it is reviewed as you progress.
What should I wear?
Loose, comfortable athletic clothing you can move in. If the problem is a knee or a hip, shorts make the assessment considerably easier.
How do I book an appointment?
A WhatsApp message is the fastest way. Tell me what hurts, how long it has been going on, and when you are usually free.
Which languages are spoken?
Arabic, French and English.
Not sure which one you need?
That is what the assessment is for. Describe the problem and you will get a straight answer — including whether you need me at all.
