No. Bracing and splinting are typically used temporarily to support healing or stability while rehabilitation progresses.
No. Bracing and splinting are typically used temporarily to support healing or stability while rehabilitation progresses.
At this time, KinCoast Physiotherapy focuses on custom bracing and splinting rather than foot orthotics.
In many cases, yes. Your physiotherapist will guide appropriate activity levels based on your condition.
When used appropriately and combined with exercise, bracing does not weaken muscles. Rehabilitation remains an important part of care.
No referral is required. A physiotherapy assessment is used to determine suitability.
Yes. These services are adapted to accommodate injuries and physical limitations. Your physiotherapist will guide appropriate participation.
No. Sessions are suitable for beginners and are modified to match your experience and comfort level.
No. Yoga and Pilates therapy services are guided by rehabilitation principles and focus on movement quality rather than intensity.
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