Conditions we treat

Twenty-two reasons people come to us

Grouped by the specialty that treats them, because the right therapist matters more than the right machine. Each one links to what the treatment actually involves and where to come for it.

Neurological rehabilitation

Stroke Rehabilitation

Relearning movement, speech and daily independence after a stroke, with a team that can start at the hospital bed and follow you home.

Vestibular Rehabilitation

Exercise and manoeuvre-based treatment for vertigo, dizziness, imbalance and the fear of falling that follows them.

Occupational Therapy

Getting back the ordinary things: eating, dressing, bathing, writing, typing, driving.

Neurodegenerative, Neuromuscular and Spinal Cord Injury Rehabilitation

Treatment for conditions affecting the brain, spinal cord or peripheral nerves: Parkinson’s, multiple sclerosis, neuropathies and more.

Cognitive Rehabilitation

Rebuilding memory, attention, problem solving and organisation, and transferring those skills back into real daily life.

Pain Management

From acute to chronic: treating the cause of musculoskeletal pain rather than managing the symptom indefinitely.

Post-Surgical Rehabilitation

Re-establishing motion, strength and function after surgery, beginning in the ICU and continuing to full independence.

Post-Traumatic Rehabilitation

Rebuilding mobility and independence after falls, burns and road traffic accidents.

Sports Injury & Return to Play

Criteria-based programmes that get athletes and gym-goers back to sport, and keep them from coming back injured.

Cardiac Rehabilitation

A supervised programme across all three phases (inpatient, early post-discharge and maintenance) after a cardiac event or surgery.

Pulmonary Rehabilitation

For chronic respiratory disease: less breathlessness, more exercise tolerance, fewer hospital admissions.

Geriatric Rehabilitation

Restoring function and residual capability in older adults, so independence lasts as long as it can.

Fall Prevention

Falls are the second leading cause of unintentional injury worldwide, and they are largely preventable.

Dry Needling

Fine needles into painful muscle knots to decrease pain and restore mobility and function.

Kinesio Taping

Support and stability for muscles and joints while the body does the healing.

Myofascial Release

Sustained, gentle manual pressure on fascia and soft tissue to release tension across the muscular system.

Lymphatic Drainage

For swelling after cancer surgery or radiotherapy, and for preventing it when started early.

Women’s Health Physiotherapy

Incontinence, pelvic pain, prenatal and postpartum musculoskeletal pain, osteoporosis and rehabilitation after breast surgery.

Therapeutic Pilates

Core stability, strength and flexibility, with evidence behind it for back pain, neck pain and osteoarthritis.

Ergonomics & Workplace Health

Desk work is the new normal: 47% of people now have sedentary jobs, and their bodies are paying for it.

Home Physiotherapy

When a patient cannot reach the clinic, the clinic goes to the patient.

Online Physiotherapy

Assessment, diagnosis and a treatment programme for patients who cannot regularly reach a clinic.