Understand your pain. Move with confidence again.
Dr. Nikita is a physiotherapist helping people recover from back, neck, joint and sports injuries with individualised, evidence-informed care — not one-size-fits-all advice.
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A licensed physiotherapy practice
Meet Dr. Nikita
Dr. Nikita is a physiotherapist working with people recovering from injury, managing persistent pain, and rebuilding strength and mobility after surgery or a sporting setback. The starting point with every person is the same: a proper assessment, before any plan is made.
The approach is patient-centred and evidence-informed — clinical decisions are guided by current physiotherapy knowledge and the specifics of your case, not a generic protocol.
This website is Dr. Nikita's professional home — for a plan built around your specific case, a consultation is the appropriate next step.
What Dr. Nikita helps with
Every area below is covered within actual training and scope of practice — nothing here is a promise of a guaranteed or instant cure.
Back & Neck Pain
Posture-related pain, disc issues, and everyday strain.
Shoulder, Knee & Hip
Mobility loss, joint pain, and pre/post-surgical recovery.
Sports & Running Injuries
Return-to-play plans built around your actual training load.
Post-operative Rehabilitation
Structured recovery after orthopedic procedures.
Posture & Ergonomics
Desk-job pain, screen posture, and daily movement habits.
Senior Mobility
Balance, strength and fall-prevention work for older adults.
Physiotherapy built around you
No two recoveries look the same — the approach reflects that, rather than offering a one-size-fits-all fix.
Individualised care
Your symptoms, goals and lifestyle shape the plan — not a fixed protocol applied to everyone.
Evidence-informed practice
Clinical decisions are guided by current physiotherapy knowledge alongside your individual circumstances.
Clear communication
You'll understand what's happening and why a particular approach is being recommended — no jargon.
Practical rehabilitation
Movement and exercises you can carry into everyday life, not just what happens in a session.
Patient-centred approach
Treatment is collaborative, and aligned with the goals that matter to you.
No miracle promises
Honest expectations, always — no guaranteed, instant or permanent-cure claims.
Dr. Nikita's approach
Every plan follows the same clinical process — what changes is how it's applied to you.
Understand
Listen to your concerns, symptoms, history and goals.
Assess
A proper clinical assessment to understand your specific presentation.
Plan
A rehabilitation approach built on the assessment and your goals.
Progress
Monitor progress and adapt the plan as needed.
This is a general outline — actual treatment always depends on an individual, in-person assessment, not a fixed timeline.
What patients say
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Learn with Dr. Nikita
Practical physiotherapy information to help you better understand your body, movement and recovery. Videos play on YouTube rather than loading directly on this page, so the site stays fast.
"Cracking your back is dangerous" — true or false?
A 60-second fix for tight shoulders at your desk
When should you actually see a physio?
Full videos live on the YouTube channel and are linked from here — not uploaded directly to the website.
Frequently asked
What happens during a physiotherapy consultation?
A consultation starts with understanding your history and concerns, followed by a physical assessment. From there, Dr. Nikita explains what's likely going on and discusses an appropriate plan.
How do I know if physiotherapy may be appropriate for my problem?
Physiotherapy commonly helps with muscle, joint and movement-related pain or limitation. If you're unsure, a consultation is the best way to find out — it isn't possible to say from a description alone.
How many sessions might I need?
It depends entirely on the condition, how long it's been present, and your goals. This is assessed individually — there's no fixed number that applies to everyone.
Do I need a doctor's referral?
In most cases, no — physiotherapists can assess and treat many musculoskeletal issues directly. For certain conditions, working alongside your doctor gives the best outcome, and that will be discussed at your first visit.
What should I bring to my first appointment?
Any relevant medical reports, scans or referral letters, a list of current medications, and comfortable clothing that allows movement of the affected area.
Do you treat sports injuries?
Yes — sports injury rehab and safe return-to-training plans are a core part of the practice, within Dr. Nikita's scope and training.
Can physiotherapy help after surgery?
Post-operative rehabilitation is a common reason people see a physiotherapist, typically guided by your surgeon's protocol alongside individual assessment.
Can I get a diagnosis through Instagram or YouTube comments?
No — educational content shared there is general information, not an individual diagnosis or treatment plan. Anything specific to your case needs a proper in-person assessment.
Ready to discuss your recovery?
Book a consultation to discuss your concerns and understand the next appropriate step.
This website provides general physiotherapy education and does not replace an individual clinical assessment. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment — always consult a qualified healthcare provider for concerns specific to you.