Specialists in Falls Prevention Physiotherapy
Previous Falls or Near Falls
If someone has fallen recently or frequently loses their balance, physiotherapy can identify the causes and reduce the risk of future falls.
Poor Balance and Unsteady Walking
Difficulty maintaining balance, dizziness when moving, or feeling unsteady while walking can increase fall risk and benefit from targeted balance training.
Muscle Weakness and Deconditioning
Reduced strength in the legs, hips, or core can make everyday activities difficult and increase the likelihood of falls.
After Hospitalisation or Illness
Following surgery, infection, or a prolonged hospital stay, people often experience weakness and reduced mobility that can affect safety at home.
Neurological Conditions
Conditions such as Parkinson's Disease, Stroke, or Multiple Sclerosis can affect balance, coordination, and walking ability.
Age-Related Mobility Changes
Older adults may experience reduced strength, slower reactions, joint stiffness, and decreased confidence, all of which can contribute to an increased risk of falls.
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