Conditions We Treat

Physiotherapy

Our experienced physiotherapists assess each patient individually and provide personalised treatment based on their specific needs and goals. Physiotherapy aims to restore and maintain movement, physical function, and overall wellbeing following injury, surgery, illness, or other physical conditions. Through a combination of hands-on treatment and active rehabilitation, we work with each patient to support recovery, improve mobility and strength, and help them return to their everyday activities with confidence.

Stretch Therapy

Our experienced stretch therapists assess your posture, joint range of motion, and muscle flexibility to develop an approach suited to your individual needs. Using controlled passive stretching techniques, we help improve joint range of motion, flexibility, and overall mobility while allowing the muscles to remain relaxed. Stretch therapy can complement physiotherapy and other forms of rehabilitation to support ease of movement and physical wellbeing.

Physical Therapy & Exercise Rehabilitation

Our therapists guide patients through exercises prescribed by our physiotherapists to address joint discomfort, muscle tightness, weakness, and reduced physical function. Combined with other therapies available at our clinic, exercise-based rehabilitation can help improve muscle strength, endurance, mobility, and tolerance for physical activity. Consistent and appropriately guided exercise can also support everyday movement, promote long-term physical wellbeing, and help reduce the risk of future injuries. Our approach focuses on helping patients build confidence in their movement and develop the strength and physical capacity needed for their daily lives.

Conditions We Treat

Neck & Back Pain

Neck & Back Pain
Neck and back pain is commonly caused by muscle tension, joint stiffness, poor posture, or irritation of surrounding nerves. Our physiotherapist assesses the underlying cause of your symptoms and provides appropriate treatment, including manual therapy, electrical modalities, decompression therapy, ultrasound therapy and/ or personalised rehabilitation exercises. We also focus on improving posture and movement patterns to help reduce pain and lower the risk of recurrence. Book a consultation to receive a treatment plan tailored to your condition.

Shoulder Pain & Strains

Shoulder Pain & Strains
Shoulder pain and muscle strains can affect your ability to perform everyday activities. Following a thorough assessment, our physiotherapist uses manual therapy to reduce pain and discomfort, and improve joint mobility, together with targeted exercises to restore strength, flexibility, and shoulder function as well as electrical modalities, and/ or ultrasound therapy. Book a consultation for an assessment tailored to your condition.

Pinched Nerves

Pinched Nerves
A pinched or irritated nerve can cause pain, numbness, tingling, or weakness. During your initial consultation, our physiotherapist assesses the affected area to identify the cause of your symptoms. Treatment may include manual therapy, movement exercises, electrical modalities, decompression therapy, ultrasound therapy and/ or advice for a correct posture. Book a consultation to receive a treatment plan tailored to your condition.

Tendon Strains

Tendon Strains
Tendon injuries require appropriate management to ensure optimal healing. Our physiotherapist guides you through each stage of recovery with a personalised rehabilitation programme including manual therapy, physical therapy, electrical modalities, and/ or ultrasound therapy. As healing progresses, exercises will be introduced to restore joint mobility, strength, and function, helping you return safely to your daily activities. Book a consultation to discuss your treatment options.

Ligament Injuries

Ligament Injuries
Ligament injuries often require a structured rehabilitation programme to promote healing and restore stability. Our physiotherapist guides your recovery with progressive exercises designed to improve joint range of motion, strength, balance, and function, helping you return safely to your daily activities or sport. Treatments would consist of manual therapy, physical therapy, electrical modalities, and/ or ultrasound therapy. Book a consultation for an individualised treatment plan.

Post-Fracture Rehabilitation

Post-Fracture Rehabilitation
Following a fracture, rehabilitation plays an important role in restoring movement and strength once your doctor has confirmed that the bone has healed sufficiently. Especially for Total Knee / Hip Replacement, an Electrical Muscle Stimulation (EMS) would be applied depending on your condition. Our physiotherapist develops a personalised rehabilitation programme to improve joint mobility, muscle strength, balance, and overall function, helping you regain confidence in your daily activities. Book a consultation for further information.

Post-Surgery Rehabilitation

Post-Surgery Rehabilitation
Our post-surgical rehabilitation programmes are tailored to your specific procedure and your surgeon's recommendations. Especially for Total Knee / Hip Replacement, an Electrical Muscle Stimulation (EMS) would be applied depending on your condition. We assess your condition and develop a structured rehabilitation plan to restore mobility, strength, and function while supporting a safe and efficient recovery. Please bring any relevant surgical reports or referral letters to your appointment. Book a consultation to begin your rehabilitation.

Sports Injuries

Sports Injuries
Whether you're a recreational or competitive athlete, our physiotherapists will assess your injury and create a rehabilitation programme based on your goals. Treatment focuses on restoring movement, strength, flexibility, and sport-specific function before progressing to conditioning and injury prevention strategies, helping you return to your sport safely. Book a consultation to discuss your recovery.

Wrist Injuries

Wrist Injuries
The wrist is a complex joint involving numerous bones, ligaments, tendons, and nerves. Proper assessment and rehabilitation are important to restore movement, strength, and hand function while reducing the risk of further injury. Our physiotherapists will develop a treatment plan based on your specific diagnosis and recovery goals. Book a consultation for an assessment.

Knee Pain & Osteoarthritis

Knee Pain & Osteoarthritis
Knee pain and osteoarthritis can significantly affect walking, climbing stairs, and other daily activities. Our physiotherapists will assess the cause of your symptoms and provide treatment to reduce pain, improve mobility, and strengthen the muscles supporting the knee. Treatments would consist of manual therapy, physical therapy, electrical modalities, and/ or ultrasound therapy. A personalised exercise programme can help improve function and support long-term joint health. Book a consultation for further information.

Knee Injuries

Knee Injuries
Knee injuries may involve the ligaments, tendons, cartilage, meniscus, or surrounding muscles. Following a comprehensive assessment, we will develop an individualised rehabilitation programme to restore strength, stability, mobility, and function, helping you return safely to your normal activities. Book a consultation to discuss your recovery.

Contusions (Bruising)

Contusions (Bruising)
A contusion, or bruise, can result from a direct impact to the muscles or soft tissues. Physiotherapy may include manual therapy, therapeutic ultrasound (where appropriate), and gentle exercises to reduce pain and swelling, improve circulation, and restore normal movement. Book a consultation for personalised treatment.

Heel Pain

Heel Pain
Heel pain may be caused by conditions such as plantar fasciitis, tendon irritation, joint stiffness, or nerve irritation. Our physiotherapists will assess the underlying cause and provide appropriate treatment, which may include manual therapy, stretching, strengthening exercises, and advice on footwear or activity modification. Additionally, treatments would consist of manual therapy, physical therapy, electrical modalities, and/ or ultrasound therapy. Book a consultation for an assessment tailored to your condition.

Jaw Pain

Jaw Pain
Jaw pain, including temporomandibular joint (TMJ) dysfunction, can cause discomfort when chewing, speaking, or opening your mouth. Physiotherapy may include manual therapy, therapeutic exercises, posture correction, and education to reduce pain and improve jaw function. Book a consultation to discuss your symptoms and treatment options.