Services

Physiotherapy can help humans and animals improve their health by restoring movement and function to the body after injury, illness, disability or pain and also to prevent musculoskeletal issues in the future. Physiotherapy can also provide treatment and support advice to help improve the quality of life for those suffering from long-term conditions and disabilities.

Veterinary Physiotherapy

Working closely with your veterinary team, we aim to enhance your animal's well-being. Physiotherapy helps to preserve and restore your animal’s mobility, function, and performance. We provide tailored assessment and treatment for our equine and small animal clients including;

Restoring and maintaining function and performance and evaluating poor performance
Pain relief from chronic conditions
Support with rehabilitation following surgery
Treatment for soft tissue injuries ie tendon, ligament and muscular lesions
Regular assessments to help identify and prevent injury
Use of electrophysical agents such as NMES
Treatment and individual exercise programs
Post-surgical treatments and rehabilitation
Conservative management of orthopedic and neurological conditions
Horse and Rider assessment to improve and enhance performance

Initial appointments (60-90mins) - £75 Follow up appointments (45-60mins) - £60

Pelvic Health Physiotherapy

Pelvic health physiotherapy offers valuable assistance by addressing a range of pelvic-related issues. Through tailored interventions, pelvic health physiotherapy helps individuals regain control, alleviate discomfort, and improve their overall quality of life.

Pregnancy

During pregnancy, the body goes through a lot of musculoskeletal changes. This can cause symptoms of pelvic girdle pain (previously known as SPD), lower back pain and sciatica. Physiotherapy can help to manage these symptoms throughout your pregnancy and delivery and can just give you peace of mind on the best way to looks after your body during the antenatal period.

Post-natal (MOT)

After pregnancy and delivery, your body can feel very different to how it was 9 months previously. During a post-natal check we assess the pelvic girdle and abdominal muscles to check for separation. We assess the pelvic floor (via vaginal examination) to check the strength of the muscles after delivery. We will also assess bladder, bowel, sexual function and assess any perineal trauma that may have occurred in delivery.

Pelvic Floor

Having weakness in the pelvic floor can really affect your quality of life. Having difficulty emptying your bowels, leakage of urine or faeces or having to always look or plan for the nearest loo can take the joy out of socialising. It can also negatively affect intimate relationships too. Your initial appointment consists of in-depth history taking and listening to what you feel are your biggest concerns and a physical examination looking at posture, functional movement and pelvic floor function. This will then guide a treatment plan to get you feeling more in control again.

Initial appointment (60-90mins) £75 Follow up (30-45mins) £55