Team Physiotherapy Services

Grab the opportunity to learn Pelvic floor rehabilitation level 1.
Resource person Dr. Ashwini Kale, PT, PhD (Certified Advanced pelvic practitioner). Contact 9049494258 for more details.

TEAM Physiotherapy Services Pvt Ltd in Association with Pelviheal Academy is happy to announce
*Pelvic floor rehab Level 1*
By *Dr* *Ashwini Kale* (PT PhD)
Dates : 19-20 Aug
Venue: Team Physiotherapy, Nivara @ Sadashiv Peth
Contact for registration : 9049494258

April 11th is observed as World Parkinson’s Day every year around the world. This day brings focus on the challenges of people suffering from this disease.World Parkinson’s Day raises awareness for this progressive nervous system disorder. It’s also a day to understand the reality of this disease for those who have it, and reminds everyone to support them

Here are few of our amazing patients fiercely battling this disease.
When helping a PD patient-
1. Adhering to a medication schedule is very important
2. Mobility aids like walkers or sticks make it easier to deal with walking and balance difficulties
3. Home modifications like Grab bars provide support and prevent falls at home.
4. Just like medicines, physiotherapy plays a crucial role by Alleviating muscle aches, improving muscle strength,balance and gait
5. Speech Therapy Helps to correct or improve unclear speech
6. A change in the dietary patterns can also help with certain symptoms, for example soyabean helps with dementia
7. Occupational Therapy helps in Finding new ways to deal with activities of daily living

TEAM physiotherapy services conducted a one day workshop on basics of Vestibular Rehabilitation at Sancheti hospital post Scientifica conference.
Speaker: Archana Ranade
(Consultant NeuroPhysiotherapist)
DM for more details and upcoming workshops.

Our TEAM attended ICPT 2023 at Navi Mumbai and presented 2 papers. One was a case study on stroke and the other was a pilot study on Parkinsons disease. Both the papers were very well received.

#2023

Looking for musculoskeletal therapist , full time and part time options.
Experienced and fresh graduates can apply.
Kindly email us your resumes on [email protected]

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Looking for musculoskeletal therapist , full time and part time options.
Experienced and fresh graduates can apply.
Kindly email us your resumes on [email protected]

On the occasion of world stroke day, continuing our series on stroke, we wish to create awareness among the caregivers as they play the most important role in the recovery!

When the patient is in the ICU, Physiotherapists help maintain mobility and try for muscle activation. These are such exercises, which if repeated 3-4 times a day by the caregiver, will benefit to get the patient out of the bed faster. Also, many patients have neglect, try to speak to them from the affected side so thay they start recognising the affected side. This helps in getting better muscle activation.

When the patient is out of the ICU, but still in the hospital, we should continue all exercises and caregivers should also learn to make them sit bedside. Therapist and caregiver should make an exercise plan and work accordingly.

After the patients get discharged from the hospital, we should aim at getting the patient to the rehab department for therapy. Getting out of the house, transfers from chair to car etc, travelling all make a lot of difference and help to get the patient’s confidence back! Also, we get to work more vigorously and use various equipments like treadmill, functional electrical stimulation, mirrors, mirror therapy etc.

We want all the care givers to understand that the patient is unable to do any activity because of the stroke! We need to train their brain for it. So be patient and give them time. At the same time don’t pamper them unnecessarily!

Understand that there may be many problems that the patient is facing. So assure them that you are with them for everything they need. But don’t make them learn to be dependent on you!

Many times care givers tell us that the patients don’t do exercises. But it is very difficult for the patients to do all the exercises alone. They need help. Gradually when the strength builds up, the will become independent. Practice is the key to success.