Low Back Pain
The most common reason people see a physiotherapist — and one of the most treatable.
Read moreSymptoms, common causes and how physiotherapy usually helps. If your problem is not listed, it is still worth asking — this is not an exhaustive list.
The most common reason people see a physiotherapist — and one of the most treatable.
Read moreOften driven by sustained postures and screen time rather than by injury.
Read moreA painful, progressively stiff shoulder that follows a recognisable pattern over months.
Read moreFrom runner's knee to arthritis — the assessment matters more than the label.
Read morePain travelling down the leg from an irritated nerve root in the lower back.
Read moreJoint change is common with age — but pain and stiffness respond well to strength and activity.
Read moreShoulder pain with overhead or reaching movements, usually from tendon overload.
Read moreSharp heel pain with the first steps of the morning.
Read moreOuter elbow pain from tendon overload — rarely caused by tennis.
Read moreRebuilding movement, balance and independence through task-specific practice.
Read moreDizziness and unsteadiness that respond to specific assessment and retraining.
Read moreA criteria-based programme from surgery through to return to sport.
Read morePain that follows the working week and eases on holidays.
Read moreVery common, often under-rehabilitated, and a strong predictor of future sprains.
Read moreWidespread pain and fatigue managed through pacing, graded activity and education.
Read moreThat is exactly what an assessment is for. Book one and we will work it out with you.