Aging brings unique physiological and functional changes that require thoughtful physiotherapy interventions. This book outlines rehabilitation techniques designed for older adults dealing with frailty, mobility loss, falls, and chronic conditions. It covers strength training, balance work, and adaptive strategies for independent living. With a compassionate and evidence-informed approach, the book prepares students and clinicians to support aging populations. It’s a practical guide to promoting quality of life through movement.
Bongani Dlamini is a senior clinician and educator focused on physiotherapy for the aging population. He has led geriatric care initiatives across rehabilitation hospitals in Southern Africa and advises on national elder care policies. His research explores mobility maintenance, fall prevention strategies, and strength conditioning for older adults. Bongani is actively involved in physiotherapy curriculum reform to enhance geriatric competencies. He regularly presents at aging and rehabilitation conferences and provides mentorship to new practitioners in long-term care. His clinical priorities include dignity, independence, and quality of life for seniors.