Jaya Physio Clinics introduces ADVANCED POSTURAL CORRECTION PROGRAM, a group exercise-therapy program aimed at improving spinal strength, stability, and mobility. These sessions are for anyone wanting to improve their posture, especially for desk employees.
Advanced Postural Correction Program
SLOUCHING, NECK PAIN, BACKACHE, BAD POSTURE
Advanced Postural Correction Program
General aging, excessive cellphone usage and sedentary lifestyles can cause mechanical spinal dysfunctions, causing “neck pain” or “back pain”. Left untreated, they can lead to disc bulges, lumbar/cervical spondylosis, sciatica, etc.
IT Employee Giving a Testimonial About Jaya Physio Clinics’ Postural Correction Program
In our ADVANCED POSTURAL CORRECTION PROGRAM, our highly-skilled physiotherapists will design and supervise exercises for core stabilization, functional training, and post-surgical spinal rehabilitation, with a special emphasis on posture.
This transformational exercise-course is offered on a group/individual basis and is open to all age groups. Participants will meet for one hour, thrice a week, for a total of 4 months.
Advance yourself by transforming your spine! Join Jaya Physio Clinics’ ADVANCED POSTURAL CORRECTION PROGRAM.
For more information, please contact Jaya Physio Clinics at 98496 95691.
FAQs
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My desk job requires sitting continuously for hours, resulting in neck and back pain. What should I do?
We realize that your job requires you to sit for extended periods in a day. We will teach you to strengthen your spine in our Advanced Postural Correction Program, in order to prevent cervical neck bulges, sciatica, disc bulges, spondylosis, etc in the future.
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I have cervical and lumbar spondylosis. How can Jaya Physio Clinics help me?
It is normal for spinal degeneration to occur, due to the normal aging process. At Jaya Physio Clinics, our 4-month Advanced Postural Correction Program is designed to improve spinal strength, stability, and mobility. We will teach you specific exercises to reduce pain & nerve impingement, which occurs in cervical and lumbar spondylosis.
