Examining patients, assessing their mobility, and identifying pain points. Studying the patient's medical history, reports, and diagnostic imaging. Designing customized treatment plans suitable for the patient's age and type of injury. Applying manual therapy such as massage and joint mobilization to relieve spasms. Supervising therapeutic exercises such as stretching, strengthening, and balance exercises. Using technical devices such as electrotherapy, ultrasound, heat, and laser therapy. Rehabilitation of neurological conditions such as strokes, paralysis, and spinal cord injuries. Rehabilitation of orthopedic conditions such as back pain, disc problems, and fractures, and monitoring the case's progress and adjusting the treatment program based on the extent of improvement. Educating the patient and their family and training them on correct body movements at home.