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Is Physiotherapy a wellbeing profession?
- Yannick Sarton
- Jun 27
- 2 min read
Updated: 3 days ago
IntroductionMany people assume physiotherapy falls under the “well-being” umbrella. At Studio On, working both in our Phnom Penh clinic and online globally, we prefer to view physiotherapy as a clinical rehabilitation profession, focused on evidence, function and recovery—rather than just “well-being”.
The difference between rehabilitation and wellness
Wellness professions often focus on lifestyle, relaxation and prevention. Rehabilitation behaviour of physiotherapy centres on restoring movement, reducing pain and enabling function. The terminology matters because it drives expectations.
Why calling it “well-being” can mislead
When physiotherapy is labelled “well-being”, patients may expect passive care, spa-type treatments or minimal clinical rigour. But the science of rehabilitation demands assessment, active loading, monitoring. Mislabelling can degrade service quality.
What we do at Studio On
Assessment in-clinic or online.
Evidence-based intervention: movement, strength, function.
Return-to-life goals: work, sport, everyday tasks.Whether you’re with us in BKK1, Phnom Penh or joining remotely, the process is the same and the expectation clear.
Our dual model explained
In-clinic care offers manual techniques, equipment and face-to-face support. Online clients access the same structure, videos, follow-ups and interactive feedback. It’s not just “well-being from home”, it’s real rehabilitation from anywhere.
Take action
Stop thinking of physiotherapy as only “well-being”. If you need real recovery, book a session with Studio On in Phnom Penh or online. Let’s focus on movement, strength and life again.
Conclusion
I provide structured and evidence-based online physiotherapy for patients worldwide, offering clinical assessment, diagnosis, and personalised rehabilitation.
I also receive patients in person at my physiotherapy clinic in Phnom Penh.
You can begin your online physiotherapy session through the dedicated platform:
More information on clinical standards and supporting evidence is available here:
Yannick Sarton, MSc Physiotherapist
International Online Physiotherapy & In-Clinic Care, Phnom Penh
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