Olympic Update   Dominic will be working at the Olympic Games in the summer as one of the lead physiotherapists at the O2 Arena (or The North Greenwich Arena to use its official Olympic Games title!). This should present an interesting challenge as the venue will play host to Gymnastics and Basketball – a real “little and large” show!...

Room for hire   As part of our recent refurbishment we have created a dedicated space in the practice for counselling. The room has been specifically constructed with the input of our existing counselling staff for this express purpose, rather than being a treatment room with a bed pushed to one side. The walls and door of the room are acoustically...

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”...

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 the clinic with pain in their elbow, the majority of people we see with pain on the outside of their elbow (the classic site associated with a diagnosis of tennis elbow) have never...

Multi Sports Events   As the title suggests these are championships and events in which athletes from a number of different sports compete at the same event. There are in fact relatively few events such as this around the world each year and for athletes and support staff alike exposure to this environment is hard come by and very much valued in their...