Biomechanical Rehabilitation Techniques

Biomechanical rehabilitation techniques involve the use of principles from biomechanics—the study of movement and forces in the body—to help individuals recover from injuries or improve physical function. These techniques assess how the body moves and identifies any mechanical issues that may cause pain or limit mobility. By employing targeted exercises, adjustments in posture, and specialized equipment, therapists aim to restore proper movement patterns, enhance strength, and prevent future injuries. This approach is often used in physical therapy after surgeries, sports injuries, or chronic conditions, promoting healing and improving overall physical performance.