Physiotherapy
- Joint Mobilisations
- Gentle manipulations
- Soft Tissue & Sports Massage
- Electrotherapy eg Ultrasound therapy
- Exercise, Posture Advice & Rehabilitation
- Acupuncture (with or without needles)
- Strapping and Taping
- Spinal Problems : Slipped discs, back pain, sciatica, stiff or painful neck and referred arm and leg pain. Also headaches and migraines can be treated.
- Joint Problems : Arthritis, pain/swelling/stiffness in joints such as shoulders, elbows, wrists, hips, knees and ankles.
- Injuries : Injuries to muscles, ligaments, tendons (including ‘tennis elbow’), cartilage problems, sprained ankles and dislocations.
- Fractures : Treatment may be given during the healing process or to restore function once the bones have healed.
- Chest Complaints : Pneumonia, cystic fibrosis, bronchitis, bronchiectasis, asthma.
- Obstetrics : Ante and post-natal exercise and advice, pregnancy back ache.
These are normally on a weekly basis and occasionally twice weekly if needed. Your Physiotherapist will give some idea at the onset. For those with more long-term conditions, maintenance treatment may be suggested for the future to maintain improvement.
To book an appointment, please give us a call on 03455577788 or use our online booking tool.
For your body to function well, its structure must also work well and be in good balance.
Treatment is individually tailored to each patient.
Advice on posture, diet and appropriate exercises are routinely given.
Your First Visit
Who Does it Suit?
What sort of treatments do Physiotherapists use?
Joint Mobilisations
Gentle manipulations
Soft Tissue & Sports Massage
Electrotherapy eg Ultrasound therapy
Exercise, Posture Advice & Rehabilitation
Acupuncture (with or without needles)
Strapping and Taping
What sort of conditions can a Physiotherapist treat?
Spinal Problems
Slipped discs, back pain, sciatica, stiff or painful neck and referred arm and leg pain. Also headaches and migraines can be treated.
Joint Problems
Arthritis, pain/swelling/stiffness in joints such as shoulders, elbows, wrists, hips, knees and ankles.
Injuries
Injuries to muscles, ligaments, tendons (including ‘tennis elbow’), cartilage problems, sprained ankles and dislocations.
Fractures
Treatment may be given during the healing process or to restore function once the bones have healed.
Chest Complaints
Pneumonia, cystic fibrosis, bronchitis, bronchiectasis, asthma.
Obstetrics
Ante and post-natal exercise and advice, pregnancy back ache.
How many treatments will I need?
Pricing
1 hour : £50
30 mins : £45
45 mins : £55
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