We provide a comprehensive rehabilitation service for a range of both musculoskeletal and neurological conditions. We specialise in complex, chronic conditions and aim to provide a quality service with highly qualified specialist staff.

Musculoskeletal: Muscle, joint and spinal problems, whip-lash injuries, vertigo and headaches, sports injuries, arthritis and degenerative conditions, work related disorders, compensation cases. We are also specialists in chronic pain rehabilitation.

Neurological: Stroke, multiple sclerosis, traumatic brain injury, Parkinson’s disease, spinal cord injury, plus many other less common neurological conditions. The team can also provide Functional Electrical Stimulation (FES) training for the lower limb.
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Older Adult Rehabilitation: This service provides physiotherapy assessment and rehabilitation to the older adult population including post surgery, falls rehab, mobility and exercise therapy.

Facial Palsy: Facial Palsy can be caused by many different conditions, some of the ones commonly seen are, Bells palsy, Post surgery (after removal of acoustic neuroma), following trauma, Congenital palsies and Ramsey Hunt Syndrome.
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Rehabilitation for Dizziness, Vertigo and Balance
(Vestibular Rehabilitation)
Dizziness is one of the commonest reasons people visit their GP. There are many pathologies that result in people experiencing dizziness, vertigo or a sense of being off balance. Balance is maintained by our visual, sensory and inner ear vestibular systems working together. If one of these systems is not working optimally then we tend to lose our balance and experience vertigo or dizziness.

Vestibular rehab aims too reduce the sensation of dizziness and improve balance.  A full assessment is completed to establish the cause of the symptoms, then a range of treatment/management strategies are suggested. These include balance retraining, education and relaxation technique. As well as exercises to encourage adaptation in the Vestibular system.

Conditions that benefit from Vestibular rehab include Benign Positional Paroxysmal Vertigo (BPPV), Vestibular Neuritis, Vestibular Hypofunction, Falls, Whiplash Associated Dizziness, Meniere’s disease, Migraines Related Dizziness, Postural Phobic Vertigo. Neurological conditions such as Multiple Sclerosis,Traumatic Brain Injury and Stroke, where dizziness is present, may also benefit.

Women’s Health
Pregnancy-related problems: antenatal advice and exercises, including treatment for back and pelvic girdle pain (formerly known as SPD) during and after pregnancy, and for postnatal problems, eg. separated tummy muscles (diastasis rectus abdominus).

Gynaecological problems: bladder and bowel problems, including incontinence, frequency, urgency and overactive bladder, constipation and problems controlling wind. Also pelvic floor exercises and advice given for pelvic organ prolapse and sexual pain or dysfunction. (These conditions may have a number of causes but are usually associated with weak pelvic floor muscles).

Chronic Fatigue/Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME)
CFS/ME involves a complex range of symptoms that includes fatigue, malaise, headaches, sleep disturbance, difficulties with concentration and muscle pain. The pattern and intensity of symptoms vary between people, and during the course of each person’s illness. People often have symptoms for many years before CFS/ME is diagnosed. The causes and disease processes of CFS/ME are still not understood.

Paediatric (Children’s) Neurology;
Traumatic brain injury, stroke, cerebral palsy, muscular dystrophy and developmental delay.

Prevention of Running Injuries:
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Climbing Injuries and Prevention:
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Speech and Language Therapy

Additional Services
• Medico-legal report writing
• Occupational health assessment and treatment for companies
• Research activities
• Educational packages and organising courses for physiotherapists
• Consulting rooms for Medical examiners

Appointment times
Mon-Friday 8am - 8pm
Saturday mornings by prior arrangement
Home visits by arrangement

Treatment Time
Assessment times: 45-60 minutes
Follow-up treatment: 30 minutes (60 minutes for neurological conditions)

Charges
• Musculoskeletal: £50 initial assessment and £38 follow-up, Students £30
• Neurological patients: £50 (1 hour)
• All home visits: £60 plus travel
• Vestibular rehab, Chronic Fatigue/ME and FES please telephone to discuss costs.

Payment Methods
• Cash
• Cheque
• Credit/debit cards
• Insurance companies can be invoiced directly