Advanced Postural Alignment Treatment
Tired of hiding your bad posture under baggy clothes? The Physio9 Clinic's advanced postural alignment treatment in Pune can teach you exercises and techniques to stand taller and feel more confident in your skin.
Advanced postural alignment involves a specialized approach to assessing and correcting the alignment of the body's musculoskeletal system, including the spine, pelvis, shoulders, and limbs.
Poor posture is often a result of habits developed over time, such as slouching while sitting or standing, incorrect lifting techniques, and poor ergonomic setup at work or home. These habits can cause muscle imbalances and become the reason for your pain.
At the Physio9 Clinic, we offer an advanced postural alignment treatment in Pune. Our treatment is not just about correcting postural imbalances and improving your overall body alignment.
The Physio9 Clinic's advanced postural alignment treatment in Pune focuses on manual therapy, exercises, ergonomic advice, chiropractic & Osteopathy. Manual therapy techniques like massage, stretching, and joint mobilization are used to release tension in tight muscles and improve joint mobility. Based on this assessment, our expert physiotherapists will create a personalized plan to correct these issues.
In the Physio9 Clinic, our approach to postural alignment is holistic. We not only focus on correcting your posture but also on addressing the underlying causes of poor posture. Our goal is to help you achieve long-term postural improvement and prevent future issues.
Contact us to learn more about our advanced postural alignment treatment in Pune and take the first step towards a pain-free life.
FAQ's
Posture refers to the position in which you hold your body while standing, sitting, or lying down. There are several types of postures, including:
- Neutral posture: The most balanced and comfortable position for the body.
- Kyphosis: Rounded or hunched back.
- Lordosis: excessive inward curve/bend of the lower back.
- Scoliosis: sideways curvature of the spine.
- Forward head posture: when the head juts forward from the body's center of gravity.