One of the most common questions a Physio is often asked is: Can a Physiotherapist Diagnose? Unhelpfully, the answer is both yes and no. In this blog, weâll explore when they can and canât diagnose and give you a better understanding of the scope of what a physiotherapists role entail. When Can A Physiotherapist Diagnose You? Physiotherapists
Hip pain is common during pregnancy, particularly during the second and third trimesters. Osteopathy can help!
Greater Trochanteric Pain Syndrome describes pain in the hip and thigh. Shockwave therapy for GTPS can help recovery
joints of the shoulder are complex, so our osteopaths work to accurately identify the reasons for shoulder pain
Choose a sports therapist for massage therapy that benefits your overall wellbeing
New mum? Our osteopaths offer a specialist Mummy MOT for postpartum care. Read on to find out more about how we can help.
Is osteopathy good for sciatica? Read on to find out exactly how an osteopath treats sciatica and helps with pain management of this debilitating condition
Top athletes are turning to Pilates to recover from sports injury and prevent further injury. Hereâs how it helps.
Our osteopath, Radhika Madahar, specialises in treating new mums whether pregnant or postpartum. She explains why she recommends osteopathy after childbirth and explains why itâs helpful for a new mum to treatment soon after labour and childbirth. Pregnancy and birth are always celebrated as a magical time for all the family, and particularly for the
Shockwave therapy can be used to effectively speed healing from running injuries. Find out how it delivers benefits