Dry Needling Leith

Louise graduated from Aberdeen University in 2004 with a degree in sports and exercise science. Modules achieved were: Human and exercise Physiology, human anatomy, Pharmacology, human movement and biomechanics, nutrition, health and biochemistry, human performance and sports psychology. From there she then studied Physiotherapy at Queen Margaret University in Edinburgh progressing the modules above and looking into psychosocial issues and neurological physiotherapy. Since graduating Louise has gained qualifications in sports massage, trigger point, myofacial release, strapping and taping, sports first aid, shoulder course and ultimate knee rehab. Her main job has been at the Edinburgh Royal infirmary progressing her career within respiratory, elective and trauma orthopaedics, neuromuscular disorders and musculoskeletal. Louise also works as a sports Physiotherapist at Murrayfield Wanderers RFC and has previously worked with Edinburgh Accies RFC and Livingston RFC. Physiotherapy treatments include: •Diagnosis of MSK complaints•Diagnosis of spinal problem including: disc, muscular strain, joint and nerve•Myofascial release•Soft tissue massage•Sports massage•Trigger points•Plyometric health advice•Gait re-education•Muscle Flexibility•Muscle imbalance•Muscle strengthening•Traction•Friction•Spinal mobilisations•Core muscle work•Acupressure•Proprioception•Balance work•Exercise prescription•Postural advice and exercises