Mulligan Concept Mobilisation Therapy in Bangalore

Mulligan Concept Mobilisation Therapy in Bangalore

At Advanced Physiotherapy Clinic, we are experts in Mulligan Concept Mobilisation Therapy, a manual therapy technique that is used worldwide. Mulligan’s therapy can instantly restore joint movement and relieve pain — without pain. Mulligan’s intervention was developed by Brian Mulligan, and consists of gentle joint mobilization and ongoing, active movement by the patient. 

What is Mulligan Concept Mobilisation Therapy?

The Mulligan Concept is a manual therapy approach that consists of a combination of moving the patient and mobilizing the joint (MWM). This is a treatment that is utilized to restore functional joint motion. Unlike traditional manipulation methods, this approach is pain-free — performed during active movement.

Mulligan’s method treats positional faults of the joint. Positional faults are minor malalignment in joints that contribute to pain, stiffness, or movement limitation. Mulligan’s work allows for correction of positional joint faults, yielding immediate and lasting improvements in mobility.

Conditions Treated with Mulligan Therapy

Neck and Back Pain

Restores spinal alignment with stiffness relief.

Shoulder Impingement:

Improves range of motion and alleviates pinching during lifting.

Knee and Ankle Injuries

Improves movement mechanics with joint stabilization.

Tennis Elbow and Wrist Pain

Releases tension with grip and forearm mobility.

Postural Injuries

Reduces muscle imbalance and joint overload.

Post-Operative Joint Stiffness

Promotes flexibility and comfort after surgery.

How Does Mulligan Mobilisation Work?

When utilizing Mulligan therapy, the physiotherapist use a persistent gliding pressure to the relevant joint with the patient performing a particular movement, such as bend, reach, or rotate.

Benefits of Mulligan Mobilisation Therapy

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If you are having joint stiffness, spinal pain, or limited range of motion, consider Mulligan Concept Mobilisation Therapy in Bangalore at Advanced Physiotherapy Clinic. Our manual therapists follow certification and practice safe, effective, pain free, and specific mobilization for your condition.

Why Choose Advanced Physiotherapy Clinic For Mulligan Concept Mobilisation Therapy?

In the Advanced Physiotherapy Clinic, we are dedicated to providing personal care to help you achieve optimal health and welfare. Our team of experienced physiotherapists uses the latest technology and evidence-based practices to provide effective decompression therapy to suit your personal needs.

What to Expect During a Session

In your session, the physiotherapist will work with you on relaxation breathing techniques, light aerobic activity, and airway clearance techniques. Your session content is tailored to you based on your breathing ability and oxygen levels. Progress will be tracked throughout your pulmonary rehabilitation program using your oxygen saturation levels and endurance levels to ensure your lungs are progressing towards regaining strength safely.

Is Mulligan Therapy Right for You?

Most Appropriate for neck, shoulder, or back stiffness. Beneficial for joint pain or limited movement. Risk-free, for injuries related to sports, or simply to address postural restrictions. Helpful for arthritis and movement restrictions. This is excellent for anyone attempting to obtain pain relief without needing prescription medicines.

Frequently Asked Questions

No, the Mulligan Concept has been purposely created to be completely pain free. If pain takes place, the therapist will adapt the movement straight away.

Most patients find relief within 2–5 sessions based on the severity and duration of their condition.

Yes, it is exceptionally effective for spinal problems and postural stiffness - it will improve joint movement and alignment.

Absolutely, it is gentle therapy and non-invasive for all ages; yours and your loved ones!

Yes, Mulligan therapy is a complimentary form of therapy, it is used in the best practices of strengthening, stretching and postural correction exercise.

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