A Physiotherapy is a comprehensive treatment that combines ‘hands on’ manual treatment and key exercises to treat a range of muscular, joint and neural problems. Physiotherapy aims to reduce pain and aid repair of damaged tissues by optimizing the body’s natural healing mechanisms. Our ultimate aim is to ensure that you return to your normal routine, be that work or sport, as soon as possible. Research has shown that prompt physiotherapy assessment and treatment may help the recovery of many of the conditions below. Even if you have been suffering for years, physiotherapy can help to change habits, lifestyle and both general and specific muscle/joint fitness, that may reduce pain.

Conditions:
• Spinal conditions
Long-standing or recent back/neck pain, headaches, sciatica, or muscle spasm
• Soft tissue injuries or conditions
Muscle, ligament, tendon or connective tissue sprains and strains
• Joint problems
Stiffness, swelling and pain in ankles, knees, hips, shoulders, elbows, wrists, hands and jaw. As well as pain associated with arthritic conditions
• Other conditions
Whiplash, repetitive strain injuries, headaches, pregnancy related problems and postural problems, post–operative conditions following fracture or trauma