The physiotherapist services in our social rehabilitation center cater to a broad spectrum of clients, including those with musculoskeletal issues, increased body weight, and coordination problems. These services are aimed at enhancing physical health and mobility, providing support and assistance for movement difficulties, injuries, and other physical challenges.

1. Musculoskeletal Issues: We offer specialized treatment and exercises for individuals suffering from musculoskeletal disorders such as arthritis, osteoporosis, or back pain. The treatment aims to alleviate pain, improve mobility, and strengthen muscles.

2. Increased Body Weight: Physiotherapists assist overweight clients in enhancing their mobility, strengthening muscles, and increasing overall physical endurance. Exercises and therapy are tailored to accommodate the specifics of excessive weight.

3. Coordination Disorders: Therapy and training sessions are available for clients with motor coordination issues, including balance disorders or gait problems, with the goal of improving coordination, balance, and overall physical functionality.

Services include:

- Comprehensive Assessment and Treatment Plan: Physical condition, needs, and limitations of clients are assessed to determine an appropriate therapy and exercise plan.

- Individual and Group Therapy Sessions: Both individual and group sessions are offered, focusing on muscle strengthening, enhancing the range of motion, and pain relief.

- Functional Training: Exercises aimed at developing skills necessary for daily life activities, such as walking, dressing, and independent movement.

- Pain Management and Mobility Aids Recommendations: Various pain relief methods and, if necessary, recommendations and training for the use of mobility aids.

- Client Consultation and Education: Advice on healthy living, movement, and self-care practices.

Physiotherapist services are particularly vital for those requiring physical rehabilitation following injuries, surgeries, or the onset of mobility issues. The aim is to assist clients in regaining independence and improving daily functionality, enabling them to move and function as independently and painlessly as possible. The services are adapted according to each client's individual needs and rehabilitation goals.