No, you don’t need a GP or Ortho referral. You can directly visit a physiotherapist. However, if you have one, you can bring us a copy of the referral letter along with the written report of any X-ray or MRI that is related to your injury.

Yes. We provide you with the right exercises to do between visits to ensure your recovery is optimized. You will have access to our exercise prescription and instructions which will outline the specific exercises for your particular condition.

Of course, we offer Home Visit Physiotherapy but the cost of home visit therapy will include travel time from the clinic so the cost of treatment may be higher. Please call us for more details.

The initial assessment is normally 45 minutes, with follow up sessions lasting 30-45 minutes.

There is no pre-determined number of treatments for a specific condition, but following your initial assessment, your physiotherapist will discuss and agree a treatment plan with you. They should be able to give you an approximate guide at this point.

Length of treatment depends on how severe a condition is or the degree of symptoms experienced. It is not medically possible to cure a bone fracture overnight. Similarly, it is not medically possible to repair damaged or weak tissue overnight. The process of reconstructing damaged tissue in bones or soft tissue is similar and everybody recovers at a different rate.

The major Physiotherapy conditions that we treat are:

Back pain
Neck pain
Upper back pain
Lumbago
Fibromyalgia
Headaches with neck pain
Spinal disc protrusions
– Degenerative disc disease
– Disc herniation / extrusion / prolapse – slip disc
– Disc bulge
– Disc sequestration
Abnormal spinal curvature conditions
– Scoliosis
– Kyphosis
Sciatica – Radiculopathy
Spondyloarthropathy
– Ankylosing spondylitis
Chronic back pain
Sports related back pain
Pregnancy & back pain
Degenerative conditions of the spine
– Spinal arthritis
– Spinal canal stenosis
– Lumbar canal stenosis
– Cervical canal stenosis
– Spondylitis
– Spondylolisthesis
– Facet condition (Arthropathy)
– Lumbarisation
– Sacralisation
– Pelvic girdle pain
Osteoporosis
-Rehab post fracture (Thoracic & Lumbar)
Post-surgery rehab
Sacroiliac joint dysfunction
Coccydynia
Muscle strain
Piriformis syndrome
Back pain in children