Physiotherapy is a vital healthcare profession dedicated to enhancing and restoring movement and functional ability in individuals affected by injury, illness, disability, or age-related conditions. It employs a range of evidence-based interventions, including therapeutic exercise, manual techniques, and the application of physical agents such as heat, cold, sound, and electrical stimulation. Additionally, it emphasizes patient education, lifestyle guidance, and preventive care.

Physiotherapists serve both individuals and communities, aiming to develop, maintain, and optimize physical function across all stages of life. They play a critical role in promoting health, preventing complications, and managing conditions that impair mobility—whether due to trauma, chronic illness, developmental disorders, or environmental factors.

At its core, physiotherapy recognizes that functional movement is fundamental to health and well-being, enabling individuals to live with independence, dignity, and improved quality of life.