Expert Taping Therapy for Injury Support and Recovery

Taping therapy in physiotherapy uses specialist tape applied directly to the skin to support injured or overworked muscles and joints without restricting the movement you need for recovery. Depending on your injury, this might mean kinesiology taping therapy, using flexible K-tape for injury support and mild compression, or firmer strapping for joints that need more stability. It’s usually used alongside other treatments rather than as a stand-alone fix.

Types of Taping Therapy We Offer

We use different taping techniques depending on your injury, symptoms, and recovery goals.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is kinesiology taping therapy?
Kinesiology taping therapy uses flexible, stretchable tape applied to the skin to support muscles and joints while allowing natural movement. It may also help manage mild swelling and improve comfort during recovery.
K-tape for injury support is flexible and designed to move with your body, making it suitable for muscle support and everyday movement. Sports taping therapy often uses firmer, non-stretch tape to provide additional stability for joints during physical activity or recovery.
No. Kinesiology tape is designed to support movement rather than restrict it, while rigid sports tape is only used when limiting movement is beneficial for a specific injury. Your physiotherapist will recommend the most appropriate option.
Kinesiology tape is usually designed to stay in place for several days, including while showering. Rigid sports tape is typically removed after activity or at the end of the day, depending on your treatment plan.
No. Taping therapy is most effective when used alongside other treatments, such as manual therapy, rehabilitation exercises, and personalised physiotherapy advice.
Most people can benefit from taping therapy, although your physiotherapist will assess your condition and check for any skin sensitivity or allergies before applying the tape.
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