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Physiotherapy

Our physiotherapists examine and treat complaints of muscles, joints and tendons: neck and shoulder pain, sports injuries, stiffness after an operation or pain that keeps coming back. The aim is always the same: to help you move freely and with confidence again.

Personal attention · active treatment · clear home exercises

Our approach

Our physiotherapists do not only look at the complaint, but above all at what you want to be able to do again in daily life. Based on a thorough examination we decide together which treatment fits best.

Wherever possible we choose an active approach: exercises that build strength and confidence, supported by hands-on techniques where they help. You always leave with a clear programme to do at home.

What we treat

Hands-on treatment

Manual therapy
Specific mobilisations and manipulations of joints in the spine and limbs, to reduce pain and restore movement.
Massage and soft tissue techniques
Techniques that release tension in muscles and connective tissue, as a step towards active exercise.

Exercise therapy

Rehabilitation after surgery
A structured programme after knee, hip or shoulder surgery, in close contact with your surgeon.
Chronic pain
A combination of graded exercise and education that helps you get a grip on long-standing pain.
Balance and fall prevention
Training of strength and balance for people who feel unsteady on their feet.

This list is not complete. Not sure whether we can help you? Just give us a call and we will take a look with you.

How it works

  1. Referral

    For insured care at Harbour Clinic you need a referral. Your GP, company doctor or treating specialist can arrange this for you.

  2. Intake

    You meet your specialist in person. Together you map out the complaint and discuss which tests are needed.

  3. Diagnosis and plan

    You get an explanation in plain language, and a treatment plan you agree with before we go any further.

  4. Treatment and aftercare

    The same specialist carries out the treatment and sees you again at every check-up.

Frequently asked questions

About physiotherapy

Is your question not listed? Feel free to call us, even if you do not have a referral yet.

No. You can book physiotherapy directly. If your GP or specialist has referred you, please bring the referral letter to your first appointment.
That depends on your complaint. After the first examination your physiotherapist gives an estimate, and we review your progress at every appointment.
Many supplementary policies cover a number of sessions per year. We are happy to check this with you before treatment starts.
Comfortable clothing in which you can move freely. For knee or hip complaints, shorts are useful.
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