Back pain
Acute or recurring lower-back pain, stiffness and movement-related discomfort.
Conditions we assess
Understand the problem. Rebuild what matters.
Pain can have many causes. An individual assessment helps determine whether physiotherapy is suitable and which factors should guide treatment.
Neck pain
Neck stiffness, postural discomfort and some movement-related headaches.
Shoulder pain
Rotator-cuff related pain, restricted shoulder movement and recovery after injury.
Knee pain
Activity-related knee pain, ligament rehabilitation and strength after surgery.
Sports injuries
Muscle strains, sprains, overuse problems and return-to-sport rehabilitation.
Post-operative recovery
Guided rehabilitation after orthopaedic procedures, according to medical advice.
Hip & ankle problems
Mobility, strength and walking limitations involving the hip, foot or ankle.
Work-related discomfort
Physical and desk-based problems influenced by repeated tasks or prolonged positions.
Balance & mobility
Support for reduced confidence, deconditioning and everyday mobility limitations.
Not sure whether physiotherapy can help?
Describe your symptoms and we can help you decide the most suitable next step.
When should I seek urgent medical care?
Seek urgent help for severe symptoms after major trauma, sudden weakness, loss of bladder or bowel control, chest pain, breathing difficulty, fever with rapidly worsening pain, or other symptoms that concern you.
Can every condition be treated with physiotherapy?
No. Assessment may indicate that medical investigation or another healthcare professional is more appropriate. A responsible clinician will explain this and refer when needed.
Will I receive exercises?
Exercises are commonly used, but they should be selected for your needs and explained clearly. The amount and type depend on your condition and goals.