Conditions We Treat

Back pain is a common condition that can range from mild discomfort to severe pain. With proper management, most people recover quickly. Physiotherapy is highly effective in treating back pain, especially when started early, as it can speed up recovery and reduce the risk of recurrence.

Our physiotherapists provide evidence-based treatments in line with NICE guidelines. These may include manual therapy, acupuncture, and mechanical traction—particularly for severe leg pain or nerve entrapment. Each patient also receives a personalised exercise program tailored to their specific needs.

Physiotherapy plays an important role in managing long-term (chronic) pain, which can persist for months or years and often affects both physical and emotional wellbeing. Unlike acute pain, chronic pain may continue even after the original injury has healed, impacting daily function, sleep, mood, and quality of life.

Our physiotherapists take the time to understand how your pain affects you and will work with you to create a personalised treatment plan. While hands-on techniques like massage, soft tissue mobilisation, or acupuncture may be used, treatment often focuses on education, movement strategies, and gradual activity progression.

People of all ages can be affected by falls and bone health issues, though the risks  increase with age. Conditions like osteoporosis, which weakens bones and makes them more prone to fractures, are more common in older adults but can affect younger people as well—especially those with certain medical conditions or lifestyles.

Our physiotherapists can help you reduce the risk of injury by improving your balance, coordination, and overall movement confidence. We also focus on exercises that strengthen bones, as bone is living tissue that responds positively to the right kind of physical activity. Whether you’re recovering from a fall, managing osteoporosis, or simply looking to stay strong and active, we’ll tailor a program to suit your individual needs and lifestyle.

Neck pain can result from poor posture, arthritis, or injuries such as whiplash—where the head is forcefully thrown forward and backward, often during car accidents.

Our physiotherapists are experienced in managing neck pain and will assess your specific needs to develop a tailored treatment plan. This may include hands-on techniques like manual therapy or acupuncture, alongside advice on pain relief and posture. You’ll also be guided through exercises designed to improve mobility, strengthen muscles, and help prevent future issues.

We provide physiotherapy for neurological conditions such as stroke, Parkinson’s disease, and multiple sclerosis (MS). These conditions can affect movement, balance, and independence, but physiotherapy can help improve strength, coordination, and mobility through tailored exercises and techniques.

Our therapists also work to reduce stiffness, prevent complications, and teach strategies to manage symptoms and daily activities. Whether you’re recovering or managing long-term symptoms, physiotherapy supports you in maximizing your potential and maintaining quality of life.