Physio in Dublin

average_runner

Does anyone know of a good physio on the South side of Dublin, around Dundrum --- Terenue --- Ranelagh area. Also whats the price?
Thanks

Maars

Have a look at the following link

http://www.nctc.ul.ie/ServicesDirectory/files/Physiotherapy_List_Dublin_City_County.doc

I've been to quite a few on the list and could recommend Noel Mallon or Aifric Morrisey.

back to form

www.dublintherapy.com
check it out

Domer

Check out the list of Physical Therapists in the Dublin area.

http://www.iapt.ie/counties/leinster/dublin.htm

It is quite comprehensive, so i am sure you will find a therapist near you.

Good luck,
Domer

Squirrel

Domer wrote:

Check out the list of Physical Therapists in the Dublin area.

http://www.iapt.ie/counties/leinster/dublin.htm

It is quite comprehensive, so i am sure you will find a therapist near you.

Good luck,
Domer

There's a difference between a physical therapist and a physio. It's only slight and I don't actually know what it is, but it is there. So physios aren't on that list. That list has physical and massage therapists

Domer

Squirrel,

The list is all the members of the Association of Physical Therapists. There was an earlier post with all the physios...I wanted to broaden you options.

Physical Therapists are similar to physios in that they are ideal for treating sports injuries etc. They are however not the same, and there is an ongoing debate about this whole topic...which I wont get into here. Like physios, some are more effective then others. Physical Therapists generally work with the client using a number of differnt modalities and techniques, some similar to physios, some unique to Physical Therapy. There is more information on the IAPT website at www.iapt.ie.

To become a Physical Therapist, there is a 3 year diploma course, and after first year you are awared a certificate in Massage Therapy and can become an associated member of the IAPT. That is why the list contains both Massage and Physical Therapists.

Good Luck