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Physiotherapy aims to restore normal function. Physiotherapy training is very holistic in its approach, with physiotherapists being the health professional specialists in human movement.
By being trained in all of the body's systems, this allows physiotherapists to utilise skills in all the areas to treat the patient individually and holistically.
At your first appointment one of our Chartered Physiotherapists will carry out an in-depth assessment to ensure they treat the problem quickly and efficiently. Also by identifying why the problem occurred in the first place, and incorporating prevention into the treatment plan, it will enable long term benefit from physiotherapy and enable you to manage your condition effectively.
Physiotherapists are bound by a code of ethics which ensures that they only treat when it is clinically appropriate and with your consent. Where appropriate they will liaise with your GP to ensure the most appropriate course of action.
All our therapists are registered with the Health & Care Professions Council and members of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy.
What conditions can Physio treat?
- Sports injuries: both acute and ongoing, chronic problems
- Soft tissue injuries
- Joint problems, such arthritis, and other hip, knee, ankle, feet, shoulder, elbow, wrist & hand problems
- Rehabilitation after surgery, fracture, or stroke
- Occupational related disorders, such as overuse syndromes
- Chronic pain
- Rotator cuff muscle strain
- Subacromial impingment
- Frozen shoulder
- Spondylosis
- Tennis elbow
- Golfers elbow
- Back pain (including disc problems)
- Neck pain
- Osteoarthritis
- Fibromyalgia
- Shin splints
- Rheumatoid arthritis
- Patella femoral syndrome
- Vertigo
- RSI
- whiplash
- Postural Dysfunctions
- Sciatica
- Headaches
- Tendonitis / Tendinopathies
- Muscle Strain / Tears
- Ligament Sprain / Tears