Pain is a signal.We treat what causes it.

No — most patients book directly with us, and no referral is required. If you already have one from a doctor or consultant, bring it along and we will work alongside their plan. Should your case need imaging or a specialist opinion, we will tell you at the first visit and help you arrange it.

We start by talking through your symptoms and medical history, so we understand the problem in your words before we touch anything. Then comes a full movement and posture assessment, where we identify the specific compensations behind your pain rather than only the site of it. You leave with a clear clinical diagnosis, a personalised treatment plan, and — where it helps — exercises to begin at home.

Your initial assessment takes about 45 to 60 minutes, because a thorough movement assessment cannot be rushed. Follow-up sessions run roughly 30 to 45 minutes. The time is yours alone — you are never passed to an assistant or treated alongside someone else.

We treat neck, back, shoulder and knee pain, sports injuries, muscle strains, ligament injuries and joint pain. We also work with postural and movement dysfunction, and with rehabilitation after surgery. If your problem is not on that list, call us — we will tell you honestly whether physiotherapy is the right route.

Yes — every appointment is a home visit. We bring the treatment to you anywhere in Amman, so there is no clinic to travel to and nothing to park. Tell us your address when you book.

Comfortable athletic clothing you can move freely in. It also helps if the area being assessed is easy to reach — shorts for knee and hip problems, a vest top for shoulder and neck problems. If you are coming straight from work, you are welcome to change here.

Yes — a rehabilitation programme built specifically from your assessment findings, not a generic handout. Each exercise comes with written instructions, images or video, and your prescribed sets and repetitions. You tick them off in your patient portal as you go, so both of us can see how the week actually went.

Usually yes, and staying active is often part of the treatment. What matters is which activities, and in what form — some are safe to continue, some need modifying, and a few are best paused while tissue settles. Your physiotherapist will tell you exactly which is which for your condition.

Every patient gets a private portal. You can sign in to see your assessment history and scores, your current rehabilitation programme, which exercises you have completed, your session history, and how your movement has changed over time. Any notes your physiotherapist shares with you appear there too.