In physiotherapy, it is developing from a more local, individual, and traditional one to a more multidisciplinary and comprehensive one.

Rehabilitation helps children, adults or older people to be as independent as possible in their daily lives and allows them to participate in educational, work or recreational activities or carry out tasks that give meaning to their lives, such as caring for to the family. Physiotherapy helps solve physical problems caused by injuries, accidents or some type of disability, but it is very important to note that it also helps prevent these problems from arising. In the rehabilitation of our times, the need to train more qualified professionals not only in kinesiological techniques or in treatments with physical therapeutic agents but also in the different areas of the treatment itself has forced us to develop skills to form multidisciplinary groups that contribute to strengthening of teamwork to facilitate patients in need and to be able to grow as more professionally complete professionals. Equipment has been developed that rehabilitates the affected areas in the field of robotics, in virtualization, but we cannot lose the great patient-rehabilitation link, patients need the support of people and not just robots or computerized systems. Humans have natural and real feelings, having that ability to know when to speak, what to say and how to support is very important to those who see their hope of recovery as human.