There are a variety of treatment options available and each individual will require a different approach. Your Physiotherapist will carry out a full consultation and physical assessment and then explain what the best treatment will be for your condition. You are welcome to have somebody accompany you for treatment if you wish.
Treatments
Acupuncture
This aims to help to reduce pain by reducing the sensitivity of tissues by altering the pain pathways in the brain and spinal cord.
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Ultrasound
This is a non-invasive, pain free treatment in which an applicator head with some cold water based gel is applied directly to the skin.
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Interferential Therapy
A non-invasive treatment for acute and chronic pain. It utilises two medium frequency currents to help block pain signals and improve circulation.
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Fracture Healing - Pulsed Magnetic Field Therapy (PMFT)
Please see our Fracture Healing page for more information.
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Fracture Healing - Laser Therapy
Please see our Fracture Healing page for more information.
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Mobilisation and Manual Techniques
This involves gently mobilising specific joints and soft tissue to free them up and get things moving again.
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Extracorporeal Shockwave Therapy
This is a non-invasive, pain free treatment for many soft tissue conditions.
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Excercise Programme
You will recieve a full consultation and a personalised excerise programme where appropriate.
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Sports Massage
This involves the manipulation of soft tissue, including skin, muscles, tendons, ligaments and fascia.
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B12 Consultation
We need to consume B12 each day to maintain our health, taking vitamin B12 supplements can often be a great way to ensure we’re getting enough.
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Indian Head Massage
Originating from ancient eastern rituals, this treatment is a deeply relaxing and a very calming experience.
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Facial
Using a range of individually selected products chosen to match your skin type and your current needs.
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Hot Stone Massage
Smooth, heated basalt stones glide along your body to penetrate into tense muscle fibres giving you both warmth and relaxation.
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Swedish Massage
This can be both relaxing and energising, and helps to release muscle tension, but is more of a relaxation massage.
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Unless you are covered by insurance, payment is to be made at the end of each treatment session. We accept all major credit and debit cards as well as cash. If your healthcare provider is not listed, please give us a call.
| Treatment | Price |
| Video Session (30 min) | £35 |
| Initial Assessment & Treatment (No additional cost for initial consultation) (60 min) | £60 |
| Follow up (60 min) | £60 |
| 30 min Physiotherapy, Acupuncture (menopause, stress, well-being etc) | £40 |
| 45 min Physiotherapy | £50 |
| Specialist Fracture Healing with PMFT and Laser Therapy (60 min) | £100 |
| Extracorporeal Shockwave Therapy (ESWT) - Initial (45 min) | £50 |
| Extracorporeal Shockwave Therapy (ESWT) - Follow up (30 min) | £35 |
| 30 min Sports Massage | £36 |
| 45 min Sports Massage | £46 |
| Indian Head Massage (45 min) | £35 |
| Swedish Massage (60 min) | £35 |
| Express Facial (30 min) | £20 |
| Luxury Facial (60 min) | £40 |
| Hot Stone Massage (45 min) | £45 |
Frequently Asked Questions
If you are unsure about something have a look through our FAQs to see if the question you wish to ask has already been answered.
- What should I expect on my first visit?
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Your Physiotherapist will first of all have a chat with you about your condition and your medical history. You will then have a physical examination. Depending upon which area is to be examined, you may be asked to remove some clothing to allow your Physiotherapist to assess the area effectively. You will not be asked to remove anything that is not necessary. You may have a friend or relative accompany you for treatment if you wish. Your treatment options will be discussed and you will have your first treatment within your first session. If there is anything in particular you need to bring for treatment, your Physiotherapist will advise you when you book your appointment.
- Is there parking?
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There is parking available at the clinic.
- How long do I have to wait to get an appointment?
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We strive to see patients within 24-48 hours of their initial enquiry.
- Do I need to see my GP before I book an appointment?
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There is no need to see your GP prior to booking an appointment unless you are claiming through your medical insurance (see below). Otherwise, please just give us a call and we will be happy to book you in.
- What if I have medical insurance?
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Most insurance companies will require you to contact them first in order to register your condition. Your insurance company will then provide you with an Authorisation number, which you will need when you book your appointment. Your treatment will then be invoiced directly to the company at the end of the treatment episode. You may be required to pay any excess relevant to your policy, or any shortfall, depending upon the level of your cover. Please note that some insurance companies will request a GP referral prior to giving authorisation for treatment.
- How many treatments will I need?
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Each patient is assessed on an individual basis, and at no time will you be asked to purchase a set number of treatment sessions. We try to keep the number of treatments to a minimum to keep your costs down, and you will not be expected to book more sessions than you require.
- Are evening appointments available?
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Jo, Matt and Hannah all offer appointments after 5pm, but these are popular appointments so please book early to avoid disappointment.