Physiotherapy and Occupational Therapy

The work-from-home culture that people have now adopted for the pandemic is comforting and leisurely. Doing work inside your comfy corner, sitting on a couch with a laptop in hand and a coffee or tea beside sounds like leisure itself. It is probably the best working condition for some of us. But along with leisure comes problems, like Poor Posture.

As much as we hate it, sitting on a chair in our ergonomic workplace is better for our body than working from the couch. All of this sums up one main factor, Posture.

Good health is the most important benefit of a good posture Our posture is directly related to our health. How do you ask? Let’s find out the answer to it.

Posture has always been considered to be of extreme importance only in terms of outward appearance and as a good, confident personality factor. This, however, is not the only reason for and isn’t even the most important one.

Good health is the most important benefit of a good posture. Our posture is directly related to our health. How, you ask? Let’s find out the answer to it.

Good Health and Good Posture

Our body comprises various components that come together to form the human constitution. One of the body's parts that help maintain our structural integrity is the Spine.

The spine is an important part of our body that is responsible for maintaining our posture and controlling our movements and reflexes. The spin is a curvy structure with 3 curves. These curves are responsible for giving humans the ability to move and perform daily activities with grace and flexibility.

Physiotherapy and Occupational Therapy

Therefore, our spine should be comfortable and correctly positioned to have a good posture. Now that we know about the spine, let us look at some health problems associated with Bad Posture.

  • Metabolism problem
  • Muscle ache
  • Sprain
  • Joint problems
  • Potbelly

It is, therefore, important to have a posture that keeps your body fit. This is why Posture Correction Programs and Posture Assessment Programs help maintain a good posture. These programs are employed utilizing Physiotherapy, as we will see now.

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Physiotherapy for Posture Correction

Physiotherapy is a medical branch that focuses on supporting and assisting people in maintaining and improving the functionality of the individual’s body. Therefore, it also covers posture.

At Theracure, we offer you a Posture Assessment and Posture Correction Program. In posture Correction Physiotherapy we assess or examine your posture, and then based on your everyday routine, we advise certain exercises and practices which could help you correct your poor posture.

We begin the assessment by carefully examining your posture, the stiffness of your joints, your muscle strength, your movement pattern, your past medical history, and also your work and life routine. Based on our assessment, we then move on to our next step of posture correction.

In Posture Correction, we provide and teach you a set of exercises planned around your assessment. Along with exercises, we provide you with sessions for a good posture, where we guide you towards attaining and maintaining a good posture. We also guide you through ergonomics and additional steps which you can take to make sure that you maintain a good posture.

It can be difficult to maintain our health throughout the work-from-home tenure, but we at Theracure assist you in maintaining a good posture and, thereby good health.

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At TheraCure, our Scope of Physiotherapy conditions

  • Muscle strength and muscle length evaluation & quantification
  • Recommending remedial exercises
  • Physical treatment by electrotherapy modalities like ultrasonic therapy, contrast bath, cryotherapy, hydrocollator, trans-electric muscle stimulation, also different therapeutic exercises by machines
  • Applying manual therapy, mobilization, manipulation of soft tissue techniques etc.
  • Myo-fascial release massage to lengthen tight/ contracted tissues.
  • Make an exercise folder for the client to take home.
  • Aid in-home evaluation to make the environment barrier-free and accessible.
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