Services
Learn more about the physiotherapy services and treatments offered
Areas of expertise
The following areas are suitable for a physiotherapist to assess:
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Ankles
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Back
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Elbow
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Feet
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Hips
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Knees
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Neck
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Shoulder
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Wrist
Examples of common conditions
The following areas are suitable for a physiotherapist to assess:​
Arthritis
A condition which causes pain, swelling and stiffness in joints. The two main types are osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis
Disc herniations
Commonly referred to as a 'slipped disc', disc herniations or bulges can cause significant back and and/or sciatic leg pain
Tennis or golfers elbow
tendon pain in your elbow, typically caused by repetitive movements or extra strain
Sports injuries
Hip pain
ACL rehabilitation
A structured and complete programme after anterior cruciate ligament surgery or rupture
Tendinopathy
Also known as tendonitis. A general term for pain in your tendons
Ankle sprain
Pain after 'rolling' or 'twisting' your ankle in a certain way
Back pain
Fracture rehabilitation
Sciatica
Nerve irritation which travels down you leg causing pain, weakness or tingling
Rotator cuff related shoulder pain
A common cause of shoulder pain which can be painful in your upper arm
Joint replacement surgery
Guidance to recover your strength, mobility and function after a joint replacement procedure
Knee pain