To speak to a physiotherapist about your pain or injury please complete the form below and submit your details. If you leave your telephone number then a physiotherapist will call you back within 48 working hours of you submitting your request. One of our physiotherapists will call you during clinic opening hours hours which are: Mon- Thurs 9am – 8pm, Fri 9am - 5pm and Sat 9am - 12pm.
Where on your body are you feeling pain?(required)
Has your pain been brought on through injury? (required)
If yes please specify how you received your injury:(required)
Please can you describe when you feel the pain:
Acute - (felt specifically whilst exercising or completing daily task) Chronic - (slowly getting worse over time)
Please can you describe how the pain feels:
Sharp electric type pain Numbness/tingling feeling Aching pain
Has your range of movement been affected?
Is there any bruising, swelling or discolouration?
Do you feel any tenderness upon touch?
Name(required)
Email(valid email required)
Telephone
Please give 3 suggested times of day for your call-back
Time:(required)
Time:(required)
Time:(required)

How We Treat

How will I be assessed and treated?

You will be assessed by your Physiotherapist to determine the best method of treating and managing your problem. The treatment plan you receive will be appropriate for you and will take into account your normal daily or sporting activities. Along with any advice you receive, the physiotherapist will also guide you in helping you manage your own recovery. Research has shown that for most conditions, treatments work best when combined with appropriate exercise that you can do safely on your own.

Treatments may include:

Exercise prescription - programmes to help you improve movement, increase flexibility and strengthen muscles
Mobilisation / manipulation – techniques to reduce pain and increase movement
Soft tissue - techniques to reduce pain and increase the flexibility of soft tissues including muscles, ligaments or tendons
Modalities - specialised equipment used to help reduce pain and restore movement.
Acupuncture - needle technique to reduce pain, used by some of our specially trained physiotherapists.

At all times, your physiotherapist will discuss and explain options so you can make informed decisions about your care. Our aim is to determine the root cause of your pain and provide treatment and advice to help keep you healthy.

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