pain – Else Vistisen Therapy I specialise in providing long-lasting pain relief and have successfully treated thousands of people from all over the world, transforming their health, lives and success.
that it is very similar to being to a physiotherapist. The difference between the two comes with the rehab of the client. Examples of definitions are as follows: An OT works with a client to help them achieve a fulfilled and satisfied state in life through the use of “purposeful activity or interventions designed to achieve functional outcomes which promote health, prevent injury or disability and which develop , improve, sustain or restore the highest possible level of independence. Definition of physiotherapist: A person qualified to treat disease, injury or deformity by physical methods such as massage, heat treatment and exercise. “Sometimes I have known that I am not enough and there must be also a physiotherapist involved who can mobilise.”
Pain relief for high achievers
“I believe I have my speciality. I do not sell packages. If you come to me with a problem and there is no change after 1-2 times I would never ask you to come back. I then help to find somebody who can help you.” “I have just studied so many other therapies, and I use them as I wish. I’m not just a therapist working with pain – I work with far more than that. I believe there is more to a treatment than just the applied therapy; it is about how you listen to the client; being intuitive and seeing what do they really need. But I specialise in acute and chronic pain relief for busy high achievers.” “I am not exaggerating if I say that from one to three treatments 87 per cent of my clients are pain free. I have made statistics.” Her problem is that when people turn to her with their pain they come with very high expectations and a recommendation from their doctor or friend that: “Elsa will fix it.” “Quite often people have already seen other therapists or doctors before they see me – and have spent hours and hours and lots of money, with very little improvement. So when they come to me they expect it to be fixed in one go. It is my biggest nightmare when people come here expecting miracles. And it’s a huge pressure on me, because I also want to deliver. But, I have good mentors too.They say:‘When you have 87 per cent treatment success you March 2017 • ScandAsia.Singapore 7