Science-based physiotherapy at Maison Santé encompasses a comprehensive range of services designed to address a variety of conditions with evidence-based practices. Beyond traditional massages and machine treatments, our physiotherapy focuses on understanding the interplay between proper movement and the body’s neuromuscular systems to prevent and manage chronic issues, leading to a healthier, pain-free life.
Our approach not only targets acute and chronic pain but also emphasizes enhancing movement, posture, physical strength, and overall performance. We offer specialized treatments such as TMJ disorder therapy, myofascial release, dynamic cupping therapy, and sports massage. Additionally, we incorporate manual lymphatic drainage (MLD) sessions and packages to support lymph flow and reduce swelling.
Women’s health is a key part of our physiotherapy services, with dedicated care for pre and postnatal needs, pregnancy support, diastasis management, and mastitis treatment. We also provide targeted therapies for incontinence, pelvic floor pain, and dyspareunia, helping improve quality of life.
Our holistic care approach considers the interconnection of various body systems. For example, cranio-sacral therapy and vagus nerve stimulation can alleviate tension, promote better nutrient absorption, and help manage inflammation, contributing to overall health and well-being.
As part of the expansion of our Physiotherapy Department, we now offer two innovative therapies for nervous-system regulation. NESA® Non-Invasive Neuromodulation uses gentle microcurrents to regulate and rebalance the Autonomic Nervous System (ANS). It is painless and suitable for both adults and children, supporting a wide range of neurological, chronic, and functional conditions. The Safe and Sound Protocol (SSP) is a therapeutic listening program that uses specially filtered music to gently stimulate the vagus nerve, guiding the nervous system from stress into a calmer, more regulated state.
Our physiotherapist Teresa Villa also offers Therapeutic Pilates, a rehabilitation-focused form of Pilates delivered by a physiotherapist and certified Pilates instructor. Unlike traditional fitness Pilates, each session is individually tailored to your medical condition, movement pattern, and rehabilitation goals. It combines physiotherapy assessment with controlled, evidence-based exercises to improve strength, movement, and overall function in a safe, supervised environment.
Benefits
Vagus Nerve Stimulation
Visceral Massage
Dry Needling
Manual Lymphatic Drainage
Dynamic Cupping Therapy
Cranio-Sacral therapy
CDT for Lymphedema
Postpartum Gut Health Restoration
SPORTS MASSAGE
THERAPEUITC PILATES
NESA® Non-Invasive Neuromodulation
Safe and Sound Protocol (SSP)
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What types of physiotherapy does Maison Santé offer?
Our physiotherapy service includes vagus nerve stimulation, visceral manipulation, manual lymphatic drainage, dry needling, dynamic cupping therapy, women's health physiotherapy, CDT for lymphedema, and postpartum gut health restoration — all delivered by a DHA-licensed physiotherapist.
What is visceral manipulation and who does it benefit?
Visceral manipulation is a gentle, hands-on technique that targets the organs and surrounding connective tissue to improve mobility and function. It benefits patients with digestive discomfort, chronic pelvic pain, post-surgical adhesions, and stress-related gut dysfunction.
How does vagus nerve therapy work and what conditions does it help?
Vagus nerve therapy uses targeted physical stimulation techniques to activate the vagus nerve, which governs the gut-brain connection and the autonomic nervous system. It can reduce symptoms of chronic stress, anxiety, bloating, IBS, and nervous system overactivation.
Is postpartum physiotherapy available at Maison Santé Dubai?
Yes. We offer specialised postpartum physiotherapy including gut health restoration and pelvic floor rehabilitation, supporting new mothers in recovering physically and restoring digestive and hormonal function following childbirth.
What is dry needling and is it the same as acupuncture?
Dry needling is a physiotherapeutic technique targeting muscular trigger points to relieve pain and restore function. While it uses similar fine needles to acupuncture, it is based on Western anatomical principles rather than Traditional Chinese Medicine meridian theory.
How do I know which physiotherapy treatment is right for me at Maison Santé?
A thorough physiotherapy assessment is conducted at your first appointment. Our physiotherapist evaluates your condition, medical history, and goals before recommending the most appropriate combination of techniques for your individual needs.
What is NESA® Non-Invasive Neuromodulation?
NESA® Non-Invasive Neuromodulation is a painless, non-invasive therapy. It uses gentle microcurrents to regulate and rebalance the Autonomic Nervous System, and it is suitable for both adults and children. The therapy may help with chronic and neuropathic pain, stress, anxiety, and sleep disturbances. It also supports chronic fatigue, fibromyalgia, long COVID, ADHD, autism, headaches, and migraines. Other patients use it for pelvic pain, digestive issues, injury recovery, sports performance, focus, and general wellness and longevity.
What is the Safe and Sound Protocol (SSP)?
The Safe and Sound Protocol is a therapeutic listening program that uses specially filtered music. It gently stimulates the vagus nerve and helps regulate the Autonomic Nervous System, guiding patients from stress into a calmer, more regulated state. It may support anxiety and chronic stress, trauma-related symptoms, and sound sensitivity. It is also used for attention and focus difficulties, autism and sensory processing challenges, sleep difficulties, and nervous-system dysregulation.
What is Therapeutic Pilates and who is it for?
Therapeutic Pilates is a rehabilitation-focused form of Pilates delivered by a physiotherapist and certified Pilates instructor. Unlike traditional fitness Pilates, each session is tailored to your medical condition, movement pattern, and rehabilitation goals. It can improve posture, core strength, flexibility, balance, and mobility. It also supports recovery after injury or surgery and helps manage back, neck, and joint pain. The program combines physiotherapy assessment with controlled, evidence-based exercises to prevent future injuries and improve overall function.
