Definition/Description Aquatic therapy, also known as water therapy or hydrotherapy, is a specialized form of physical therapy that takes place in a pool or other water-based environment. It utilizes the unique properties of water to facilitate rehabilitation, relieve pain, and promote overall well-being. Water provides a buoyant and supportive medium that reduces the impact on…
What are Body Mechanics? Body mechanics refers to the way in which we use our bodies to perform physical tasks, such as lifting, pushing, and pulling. Good body mechanics involves using the correct posture, alignment, and movement patterns to reduce the risk of injury and strain on the muscles, joints, and other body structures. Practicing…
Myotherapy is a state therapy of the muscle that concentrates on the inspection, therapy, and rehabilitation of musculoskeletal pain and discomfort or other associated prerequisites. The terminology was first conducted by Bonnie Prudden to appoint a specific variety of trigger point therapy which she organized in the 1970s established on the earlier work of Travell…
Definition Cryotherapy also called ice application, is the easiest and ancientest method to treat injuries. It’s globally used to spread because of its effectiveness, convenience, low cost, and ease of transportation. Ice is supposed to control pain by instigating local anesthesia. It also reduces edema, nerve conduction velocities, cellular metabolism, and local blood circulation. The…
BASIC OF AN ECLECTIC APPROACH Introduction ELECTISUM APPROACH METHOD There are varied approaches and methods used for language teaching. In an eclectic approach, the teacher can choose from these different methods and approaches: > Grammar-translation Method: It is a method of teaching languages by which students learn grammatical rules and then apply those rules by…
