Manual Therapy (Physiotherapy)

I've been to the specialist for my vertigo countless times and that doesn't really help to ease the dizziness and ringing sound in my ears. The only thing I get from all the visits are medicine and more medicines.

I got to know Michelle Tong, (a physiotherapist at Manual Therapy), and she enlightened me on what a physiotherapist does. Whoa.. I was blown away by what I heard. All along I had the impression that physiotherapy treatment is for those who had serious accidents and etc. I didn't know that the treatment is for all sort of physical pain as well as nerve related issues. Michelle shared that vertigo can be treated through such treatments and I wasted no time in arranging for a session with her.

I personally like the tight security in the building, makes me feel secured! The office is really nice...so comfy and I felt relaxed at once as though I was at home. There's also a nice pool out there for patients to do aqua therapy.

Michelle started with asking questions about my condition and we did some exercise to test out the level of severity of my condition. After the simple test, we proceeded with the treatment. She used her hands to feel the movement of my skull and around neck area as well trying to find the main cause of my dizziness. She also helped to loosen the tightness of my muscle in different areas. I thought massage is good but this is even better! She knew exactly where are the sore areas and just applied the right technique to relieve them without much pain.

The whole treatment session was very soothing and comfortable. She also gave me tips on what I can do to ease the dizziness when it occurs. I am really glad that I met her and it helped me much. I definitely anyone who is experiencing pain in any part of the body to visit Michelle for treatment!