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Four areas of care

Conditions We Treat.

Four areas of physiotherapy, each beginning with a thorough assessment and a plan explained in plain language.

Our four areas of care

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Desk workers & professionals

Postural Correction

Complete postural assessment and treatment for neck pain, shoulder pain and back stiffness.

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Bones, joints & muscles

Orthopaedic Conditions

Care for cervical spondylosis, frozen shoulder, tennis elbow, disc prolapse, arthritis, sports injuries and pain across the body.

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Nerves, balance & movement

Neurological Conditions

Supportive physiotherapy for vertigo, Bell’s Palsy / facial palsy, wrist drop and foot drop.

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Hands-on, specialised care

Advanced Manual Therapies

Visceral Manipulation, Fascial Manipulation and Craniosacral Therapy, delivered by a clinician trained in each.

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From our journal

Ideas to help you move well.

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5 desk habits that are hurting your posture

Long hours at a desk do not have to mean a sore neck and tight back. These five everyday habits are the ones we see most, and each has a simple fix.

Read more: 5 desk habits that are hurting your posture

When should you see a physio for back pain?

Most back pain settles on its own, but not all of it should be left to. Here is how to tell what can wait, what to get checked, and what needs urgent care.

Read more: When should you see a physio for back pain?

Simple stretches for stiff neck and shoulders

Four gentle stretches you can do at your desk in a few minutes to ease a tight neck and shoulders, with simple pointers on how to do them comfortably.

Read more: Simple stretches for stiff neck and shoulders
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