Physiotherapy inside a Les Mills gym on Victoria Street West in the Auckland CBD, The Corrective Clinic takes an active, hands-on approach to rehab. The clinic works one-on-one, starting with a 60-minute initial assessment that examines range of movement and how an injury affects daily life, then a diagnosis and recovery plan. Follow-up sessions run 30 to 60 minutes. The treatment mixes exercise, manipulation, mobilisation, stretching, massage, trigger point release and Pilates, with needling or moxibustion also offered. The clinic says it uses no electrodes or sound waves, and it works with clients from professional athletes to people with long-standing complex injuries. Telehealth consults are offered by Zoom, Skype, FaceTime or phone.
Being inside a Les Mills gym puts the clinic beside people who train every day, which suits anyone whose injury comes from exercise or who wants to keep training while they recover. The clinic places a strong focus on teaching clients how their body moves, with a muscle balance assessment for those with a long-standing injury that has not healed. Its stated aim is to help clients manage their own health so the gains last.