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News

Posted by on Jan 9, 2012

Olympic Update   Dominic is working at the Olympic Test Event for gymnastics between 8th and 13th January, leading a team of physiotherapists providing cover for the...

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Sports Injury

Tennis Elbow

Posted by on Jan 5, 2011

Tennis elbow falls into that wide category of medical problems whose name does not really reflect their distribution or cause of onset. Whilst we do indeed see tennis players in...

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Neck & Back Problems

Low Back Pain

Posted by on Oct 23, 2010

Back pain will affect most people at some point in their lifetime. Government statistics report that 4 in every 10 adults will have suffered low back pain which lasted for more...

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Treatments

Treatment and Physiotherapy Overview

Posted by on Sep 12, 2010

Physiotherapy Treatments   In its purest terms physiotherapy is the treatment of disease by physical means. In practice physiotherapists treat a wide range of conditions...

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Recent Posts

News

News

Olympic Update   Dominic is working at the Olympic Test Event for gymnastics between 8th and 13th January, leading a team of physiotherapists providing cover for the gymnasts from all Nations who are competing. This is the final qualification chance for athletes to compete at the Olympic Games themselves (no pressure)!!!   Dominic will also be...

Building Works

Building Work Complete!   The nice chaps from Langford Buiding Service have finished our new treatment rooms and made a really good job. We now have a better reception area and more space for Craig and Lisa to work in.   If you are coming for physiotherapy or acupuncture you should notice quite a difference. We are also refurbishing the rest of the...

Shoulder Pain

Shoulder Pain

Shoulder Pain   Pain in the shoulder can be one of the most debilitating types of pain we deal with in the clinic. If you stop for a moment and think about the number of things you do with your upper limb, almost  everything will involve your shoulder joint. The joint is formed between the “ball” of the upper arm bone and the “socket”...